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Hub You - Grow Your Business By Getting Your Customers Buying From You More Often - 35 Ideas
Most of us dream of waking up at noon, to our delicious brunch that the maid prepared, only to jump on the computer for an hour and spend the rest of the day relaxing on the beach or by the pool with our mate and kids playing by our side. The only stress we imagine having is whether to have the butler drive us in the Rolls Royce or should we jump in the Ferrari up the coast. Yes you can have this lifestyle with a home based business, but it does take a little work
26. Sell the Experience As Much As The Product
Promotions
27. Statement Stuffers
28. Bag stuffers
29. Discount vouchers
30. Bring A Friend Free
31. Surprise Offers
32. Appeal to the emotions
33. Make Your Customers Feel Guilty
34. Direct Mail
35. Target advertisements for existing customers
Now I hope you have found something in this list to get your creative juices flowing. But I reg
Unless companies adopt an holistic approach to security that focuses on building and fostering a culture of honesty and integrity, GAP’s will appear in their defenses and in their ability to perform their mission of selling their products and services. Once GAP’s are exposed, they can be exploited for the personal gain of the individual(s) exposing them. Once this occurs, the only question remaining will be; can you cope with the crisis being caused and to what exten
There are 3 ways to grow any business. Just 3:
- Get more customers
- Get more from each sale
- Sell to each customer more frequently.
That’s it - everything else boils down to some variation of these 3 activities.
Most owners and managers want to grow their business. Most of them concentrate exclusively on getting more new customers.
Odd really.
There is lots of marketing research that is pretty consistent in pointing out that it costs somewhere between six and twelve times as much to get a new customer as it does to sell to an existing customer.
And once you have a customer it is generally pretty straightforward to get them to buy from you more often.
What’s that?
Your business is different. You sell a one-off product. There’s no way to get customers to buy more often.
Maybe so.
But I don’t think so.
Here are 35 ideas for you to stick in your brainstorming pot, stir for a while, and then see what comes out at the other end.
Customer focus
1. Actively market to your existing customers
2. Listen to your customers - deliver what they want
3. Keep Customers Informed
4. Start A newsletter
5. Superior Customer Service
6. Target Profitable Customers
7. Over deliver On your Promise
8. Priority hot line for most profitable
9. Active Customer Relationship Management
Business Model
10. Target a Specific Niche 11. Look for niches within niches
12. Use Service Contracts
13. Back-End Selling
14. Pre-Sell After First Sale
15. Joint venture marketing
Reward Customers
16. Establish A Frequent Buyers Club And Card
17. Find Out Everything You Can About Customer
18. Competitions
19. Previews
20. New Offers Every Week, Month
21. Personal letters
22. Reminder Schedule
23. Outgoing Calls
24. Private Unveilings
25. Master the Art Of Saying Thank You
26. Sell the Experience As Much As The Product
Promotions
27. Statement Stuffers
28. Bag stuffers
29. Discount vouchers
30. Bring A Friend Free
31. Surprise Offers
32. Appeal to the emotions
33. Make Your Customers Feel Guilty
34. Direct Mail
35. Target advertisements for existing customers
Now I hope you have found something in this list to get your creative juices flowing. But I reg
Business competition has increased greatly in recent times. As a result, a need is felt to improve methods of marketing and proper research in order to increase business productivity. In order to put forward a better image in the consumer market, small firms, business houses and large multinational conglomerates have started adopting new marketing strategies. Small marketing methods like personal selling and demo presentations, to large high budget advertising campai
And once you have a customer it is generally pretty straightforward to get them to buy from you more often.
What’s that?
Your business is different. You sell a one-off product. There’s no way to get customers to buy more often.
Maybe so.
But I don’t think so.
Here are 35 ideas for you to stick in your brainstorming pot, stir for a while, and then see what comes out at the other end.
Customer focus
1. Actively market to your existing customers
2. Listen to your customers - deliver what they want
3. Keep Customers Informed
4. Start A newsletter
5. Superior Customer Service
6. Target Profitable Customers
7. Over deliver On your Promise
8. Priority hot line for most profitable
9. Active Customer Relationship Management
Business Model
10. Target a Specific Niche 11. Look for niches within niches
12. Use Service Contracts
13. Back-End Selling
14. Pre-Sell After First Sale
15. Joint venture marketing
Reward Customers
16. Establish A Frequent Buyers Club And Card
17. Find Out Everything You Can About Customer
18. Competitions
19. Previews
20. New Offers Every Week, Month
21. Personal letters
22. Reminder Schedule
23. Outgoing Calls
24. Private Unveilings
25. Master the Art Of Saying Thank You
26. Sell the Experience As Much As The Product
Promotions
27. Statement Stuffers
28. Bag stuffers
29. Discount vouchers
30. Bring A Friend Free
31. Surprise Offers
32. Appeal to the emotions
33. Make Your Customers Feel Guilty
34. Direct Mail
35. Target advertisements for existing customers
Now I hope you have found something in this list to get your creative juices flowing. But I reg
Information is power. In most cases, information is made up of building blocks of numbers. These numbers, when arranged in a meaningful way, tell a story and that is the information that is useful to businesses as well as individuals. The numbers and the ratios that are used to construct meaningful information is commonly referred to as Metrics. This note is a brief introduction to the role numbers and metrics have come to play in every day life. Metric
Customer focus
1. Actively market to your existing customers
2. Listen to your customers - deliver what they want
3. Keep Customers Informed
4. Start A newsletter
5. Superior Customer Service
6. Target Profitable Customers
7. Over deliver On your Promise
8. Priority hot line for most profitable
9. Active Customer Relationship Management
Business Model
10. Target a Specific Niche 11. Look for niches within niches
12. Use Service Contracts
13. Back-End Selling
14. Pre-Sell After First Sale
15. Joint venture marketing
Reward Customers
16. Establish A Frequent Buyers Club And Card
17. Find Out Everything You Can About Customer
18. Competitions
19. Previews
20. New Offers Every Week, Month
21. Personal letters
22. Reminder Schedule
23. Outgoing Calls
24. Private Unveilings
25. Master the Art Of Saying Thank You
26. Sell the Experience As Much As The Product
Promotions
27. Statement Stuffers
28. Bag stuffers
29. Discount vouchers
30. Bring A Friend Free
31. Surprise Offers
32. Appeal to the emotions
33. Make Your Customers Feel Guilty
34. Direct Mail
35. Target advertisements for existing customers
Now I hope you have found something in this list to get your creative juices flowing. But I reg
Operating a successful home-based business is a time-consuming endeavor. This is doubly true as work-at-home moms in that we are responsible not only for the success of our business, but for our family as well. We must be self-reliant, self-motivated, and discipline ourselves in order to attain success in both areas.When running a business from home, it’s easy to let the phone calls, emails and paperwork keep you tied down, making you feel that you don’t have
12. Use Service Contracts
13. Back-End Selling
14. Pre-Sell After First Sale
15. Joint venture marketing
Reward Customers
16. Establish A Frequent Buyers Club And Card
17. Find Out Everything You Can About Customer
18. Competitions
19. Previews
20. New Offers Every Week, Month
21. Personal letters
22. Reminder Schedule
23. Outgoing Calls
24. Private Unveilings
25. Master the Art Of Saying Thank You
26. Sell the Experience As Much As The Product
Promotions
27. Statement Stuffers
28. Bag stuffers
29. Discount vouchers
30. Bring A Friend Free
31. Surprise Offers
32. Appeal to the emotions
33. Make Your Customers Feel Guilty
34. Direct Mail
35. Target advertisements for existing customers
Now I hope you have found something in this list to get your creative juices flowing. But I reg
If you are interested in earning income from your website, should you consider using the Google AdSense program to place targeted ads on your web pages? When I first considered this idea, I wasn’t sure if it was right for me. You see, I have a number of websites that promote affiliate links to products and services in my market. I felt that if I put Google ads on my pages they would compete with my affiliate sales. Sure, I knew you got paid when visitors clicked
26. Sell the Experience As Much As The Product
Promotions
27. Statement Stuffers
28. Bag stuffers
29. Discount vouchers
30. Bring A Friend Free
31. Surprise Offers
32. Appeal to the emotions
33. Make Your Customers Feel Guilty
34. Direct Mail
35. Target advertisements for existing customers
Now I hope you have found something in this list to get your creative juices flowing. But I regularly come across businesses that claim to have one shot products. Most recently I had a high class kitchen design and build company telling me that none of these things applied to them.
They build solid wood kitchen units, equipped them with the best possible kitchen equipment and expected the kitchen to last 20 years or more.
Now I don’t know what the figures are like in the rest of the World but in the UK people move home, on average, every 4.7 years. Keep in touch. They just might buy from you again.
And what do you know about your customer. Top of the list is that they want to improve their homes and they will pay good money to get top service. They probably are willing to spend money to improve the rest of their home.
Could you do some joint venture marketing with another, non-competing, home improvement company?
Look around. You will find plenty of other companies that would love to be able to market directly to your customers.
Sure, you are not marketing your own service - but does that matter? If you work a deal with another home improvement company they are certain to pay a commission for each of your customers that buy from them.
Still not convinced?
Contact us - we like a challenge.
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