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Marketing on a Shoestring Budget

• Background• Apple, Google and Zappos• 101 Low Cost and No Cost

Marketing Ideas• Leveraging Social Media• Q & A

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Background

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Jason Piasecki

• Graphic Design and Marketing Degrees

• Central Michigan University• Entrepreneur Since 1998• Qonverge, CEO• Community Involvement• Personal

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About Qonverge

• Marketing and Communication Firm

• Web, Video and Print • Founded in 2006• Offices in Muskegon and Grand

Rapids• 10 Employees

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Apple, Google and Zappos

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Zappos

• World’s largest online shoe store• Established in 1999• 1,500 employees worldwide• Annual sales of $1 billion• Deliver WOW Through Service

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Zappos Story

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Delivering WOW!

• When is the last time you WOWED your customers?

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Google

• Established in 1998• Founded by Larry Page and Sergey

Brin while students at Stanford University

• 19,000 employees worldwide• Annual sales of $21 billion• Free time fosters innovation

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Google’s 20-Percent Time

• Offers engineers “20-percent time” so that they’re free to work on what they’re really passionate about

• Google Suggest, AdSense for Content and Google News are among the many products of this perk

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Not a New Concept

• 3M developed a 15% time rule in the 1950s

• Innovations included masking tape and Post-it notes

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Happy Campers

• Google has been repeatedly named Fortune Magazine's Number One Best Place to Work

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Your Time, In Practice

• Daniel Pink – “Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us”

• Atlassian “FedEx Days”

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Apple

• Established in 1976 as Apple Computer, Inc.

• Dropped the word "Computer" in 2007• 35,000 employees worldwide• Annual sales of $32 billion• Relentless commitment to product

design

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Steve Jobs

“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how

it works.”

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Apple Design

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Apple Design

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Apple Design

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Apple Design

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Apple Design

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Apple Design

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Apple Design

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Bringing It Home

• Example of this in Muskegon

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101 Low Cost and No Cost Marketing Ideas

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Fab 5 (+3)

1) Make it Easy to Do Business with You

2) Become an Expert3) Facebook4) Guerilla Marketing5) Testimonials

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Make It Easy…

• 24 Hour Rule• 800#• Answer Your Phone• Educate Your

Customers• Give Referrals• Invite Customers

to Lunch and Pick up the Tab

• Talk to Your Customers

• Teach a Class• Training• Video – Product

Demonstrations• Your Time

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Become an Expert

• Blog• Forum• Interviews• Learn from the

Pros• LinkedIn –

Answers• Mentor• Message Boards

• Peer Groups• Podcast• Public Speaking• Seminars• Teach a Class• Write a Book• Write Articles

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Guerilla Marketing

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Guerilla Marketing

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Social Media

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Leveraging Social Media

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Social Media

• Social media is a customer engagement tool, not a marketing tool

• Listen before your speak• Make it part of your routine• Have fun!

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Getting Social

1) Facebook2) Twitter3) LinkedIn

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Facebook

• “Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life.”

• More than 300 million active users• More than 100 million users log on

daily• Growth is 228% in the US• Fastest growing segment is 35 years

and older

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Why Use Facebook?

• Communicate with customers, peers• Build relationships • Provide information• Raise visibility• Develop your brand• Your competition is there • Low cost, high return on investment

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Twitter

• “What are you doing?”• Short text messages 140 characters in

length, called "tweets• More than 10 million active users• Twitter use up 1382% • Fastest growing segment is 35 and

older• Accessible via computer and phone

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Why Use Twitter?

• It’s Informative• Simple• Quick• Immediate Feedback• Expert Opinions• Resource• Expand Audience

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LinkedIn

• “Professionals use LinkedIn to exchange information, ideas and opportunities.”

• 47 million members • Traffic is up in the recession adding

members at a rate of about one member per second

• 49% of LinkedIn users are age 35-49• Executives from all Fortune 500

companies are LinkedIn members

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Why Use LinkedIn?

• Networking• Recommendations• Answers• Introductions• Check out the competition

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Create a Plan

Create a Plan

• Define Goals• Determine Your Voice• Set the Rules of Engagement• Determine Metrics• Set a Policy• Execute• Rinse and Repeat

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Marketing on a Shoestring Budget

• Overview• What Apple, Google and Zappos

Do• 101 Low Cost and No Cost

Marketing Ideas• Leveraging Social Media• Q & A

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Thank You

• Questions• Answers• [email protected]• qonverge.com/jason• facebook.com/jasonpiasecki• twitter.com/jasonpiasecki


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