Local business owner require consistent customer visits. The best way to achieve this is with targeted ads related to the issues solved from a customer.
Birthday ads are one of the best ways to attract new customers. Also, adding these customers to your email list will keep them engaged.
I always suggest a local business owner maintain consistent marketing and ads to keep their brand in front of customers.
The easy part of being a local business is the targeting of customers is done in miles away from the address. It there are multiple locations, then the radius of advertising is from each location.
Imagine being in a stadium event and the restaurant around the corner runs an ad within 1 mile of the stadium address.
Everyone in the stadium will see the ad to come over with a coupon or other promotion after the event.
It can’t get easier than that. Coupon and discount marketing from local business owners separates the winners from the losers in revenue.
The best way to drive new customers into your local business is make offers your customers can not resist. Think about the businesses you interact with on a regular basis. The successful companies will provide over the top offers that seem amazing at the time. The key is to provide real value instead of fake…
When you are advertising and marketing your business, you will discover that data matters. What do I mean by data? How the right data scraped from your advertising will make a HUGE difference in your cost. Therefore, learn your data to reduce your costs. This is the “L” part of our A-Z local business owner…
One of the best ways to attract and keep customers is to keep your word and follow up. When your team interacts with prospects and customers be sure to ask if it would be OK to stay in touch via email. How many times has someone said they would do ________ (fill in the blank)…
As marketers and advertisers, we know what customers want and are searching for, right? Wrong! Judging customers will limit your reach. What do I mean by that statement? So often than not, we assume we know what our prospects and customers are seeking. We think we know what their passions are. Well, unless you have…
