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Hi folks!
Can
you believe the month of March is almost over and that Easter is on our
doorstep? For me, it's been a month of working from sun-up till well
past sun-down. I've been beavering away on three exciting client
projects and rewritten my own marketing plan (why, oh why, is it so much
easier to write a plan for a client?)
Also during the month of March I've written these few articles to help you boost your marketing and I've secured a juicy website deal for you (don't forget to read to the end of the page). Tell me, what goals have you kicked in this merry month of March?
Purpose-driven marketing…changing the marketing paradigm
In the many years I've been guiding clients through my ten-step customer value proposition model, the question that always requires deep and serious contemplation is WHY do you do what you do?
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Marketing your Small Business... Back to the basics please! With all the hype around Google, Twitter and facebook as the ultimate marketing tools for small business owners, is there a risk we could all disappear down the internet marketing rabbit-hole?  |
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Lakes Business Park
Lakes Business Park is Sydney’s premier business park and home to over 50 of the world’s most successful companies such as Telstra, Volkswagen and Sunbeam. The park is uniquely located in a beautiful lake and park setting in Botany, just 5 minutes from the airport. The challenge facing the team at LBP was that while the tenants and their 1500 employees knew what a lovely park they worked in, the business world at large didn’t really know the park existed or why it was a cut above the all the other business parks in Sydney. They needed a plan to get greater awareness and more attention and in turn attract tenants for any arising vacant space. The marketing and sales function and role needed to be embedded into the business.
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