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Tag Archives: Customers
Direct Mail Marketing Vs. Email Marketing: What’s Best For Your Small Business?
Synopsis Direct mail marketing and email marketing both have their advantages and disadvantages. But, both are an efficient and cost-effective way to find new customers, make new sales, up-sell to current customers, and stay connected with existing customers. And best … Continue reading
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Tagged Customers, Direct Mail Marketing, Email Marketing, Mail List, Mail Marketing, Marketing, Marketing Materials, Marketing Strategy, Podcast, Prospects, Small Business
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Direct Mail Marketing For The Self-Publisher
Synopsis Many self-publishers have probably forgotten the power of this marketing strategy – or don’t believe that this method can work for a tech-savvy self-publisher. But, for the authors of non-fiction, especially those that own a business, a book’s marketing … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing, Carnival Of The Indies, Direct Marketing, Mail Marketing, Podcast
Tagged Book Marketing, Carnival Of The Indies, Customers, Direct Mail Marketing, Mail List, Mail Marketing, Marketing, Marketing Materials, Marketing Strategy, Podcast, Prospects, Self-Publishing, Small Business
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