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]I. Summary of a marketing plan

The marketing planning (concretized in the marketing plan) is an essential organizational activity, considering the hostile and complex competitive business environment. Read more...

If your business has limited marketing resources in
terms of people, expertise and materials then you
might want to consider outsourcing your marketing
functions to an independent marketing professional or
a marketing and promotions agency. Read more...

The number one thing your website must do is have a goal.

It doesn’t matter how well-designed your website is.

It doesn’t matter how easy it is to navigate.

It doesn’t matter how attractive it is. Read more...

If you’ve used the Internet at all this year, you’ve probably heard of podcasting. It’s the one word that’s almost guaranteed to come up in discussions of small business marketing, and with good reason too: Read more...

Novices to the world of e-commerce are often reluctant to seek assistance from an Internet marketing center. Read more...

When starting a Web business, most people choose a topic for their Web site and then look for products and affiliate programs related to that topic. Read more...

It’s crucial to know your prospects if you want to market effectively to them. Take this quick quiz to see how well you know and understand your prospects. Read more...

If you are new to the online business world and would like to get involved without risking any of your hard earned cash then this article will show you one way to get involved for free. Read more...

A pinch of this, a pinch of that, some creative stirring, and marketing mix that can’t be matched. This is what “marketing your business for success” is all about, capturing the reader’s attention and delivering the intended message. Read more...

It isn’t uncommon for people to have heard the phrase ‘direct response marketing’, but most people don’t know what that phrase means. By definition, direct response marketing is when a business practices promotions that allow or ask consumers to immediately respond to an advertisement that has been sent by mail, email, telephone, fax or other form of communication. Read more...