Work Smarter Work Smarter ––Not Harder!Not Harder!
Marketing Dept.Marketing Dept.
Tools, Tips and Strategies for developing a successful marketing campaign
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Art of Design Art of Design i.di.d. Inc.. Inc.www.artofdesignid.comwww.artofdesignid.com
Debbie Tuzel, BS, MS (719) 272-6789, [email protected] & Creative Director
Debbie founded the Art of Design i.d. years ago at the request of small business owners & independent professionals looking for a Marketing & Design agency that would focus on their needs and work within their budgets. Over the past 14 years she has worked with hundreds of local businesses and entrepreneurs.
Marc Tuzel, BS (719) 339-2493, [email protected] President , Marketing
Marc brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and expertise in the field of marketing. His degree from Johnson & Wales University in business management along with extensive marketing experience ina wide variety of industries gives him an intricate understanding of key factors in a target markets’ decision making process.
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““Doing Business without advertising is Doing Business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you are doing but nobody know what you are doing but nobody
else does.else does.””
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““If you are not constantly If you are not constantly marketing your business, you marketing your business, you wonwon’’t be able to sustain your t be able to sustain your
business.business.””
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Fatal Fatal Marketing Marketing MistakesMistakes
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Marketing Mistake #1Marketing Mistake #1““Field of DreamsField of Dreams””
Bad IdeaBad Idea–– Build it and they will comeBuild it and they will come…… (and buy!)(and buy!)
Right IdeaRight Idea–– Drive prospects to your businessDrive prospects to your business
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Marketing Mistake #2Marketing Mistake #2““Spray & PraySpray & Pray””
Bad IdeaBad Idea–– ““ShotgunShotgun”” ApproachApproach
Mass marketing to everyone out thereMass marketing to everyone out thereExpensiveExpensiveIneffectiveIneffective
Right IdeaRight Idea–– ““SniperSniper”” ApproachApproach–– Targeted campaignTargeted campaign
““The right customer is out there. Is he getting your The right customer is out there. Is he getting your message?message?””
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Marketing Mistake #3Marketing Mistake #3““Self Defeating Prophecy Self Defeating Prophecy ””
Bad Idea:Bad Idea:–– ““Been there, done that!Been there, done that!””–– ““It doesnIt doesn’’t work. I tried it once and I didnt work. I tried it once and I didn’’t see any t see any
results.results.””
Right Idea:Right Idea:–– ““Try, Try, Try, AgainTry, Try, Try, Again””–– Understand the PsychologyUnderstand the Psychology–– Know the value of Multiple TouchesKnow the value of Multiple Touches
4 4 –– 6 Touches deliver higher conversion rates6 Touches deliver higher conversion ratesCustomer has repeated opportunities to make contactCustomer has repeated opportunities to make contactBuilds Brand AwarenessBuilds Brand Awareness
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Marketing Mistake #4Marketing Mistake #4““Blind FaithBlind Faith””
Bad Idea:Bad Idea:–– ““Business is OK so my marketing must be Business is OK so my marketing must be
working.working.””–– ““I feel it in my gutI feel it in my gut…”…”
Right Idea:Right Idea:–– ““However Beautiful the Strategy, you should However Beautiful the Strategy, you should
occasionally look at the Resultsoccasionally look at the Results””––Winston ChurchillWinston Churchill
–– Metrics Matter!Metrics Matter!
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The Right Approach to The Right Approach to Marketing Marketing
One step at a time!One step at a time!
&&Looking at your business from the eyes of your (Looking at your business from the eyes of your (bestbest) customer) customer
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Plan for SuccessPlan for Success……
GOAL
Ideal Customer Profile
Marketing Goal
vs
Financial Goal
Implementation
STRATEGIES
TARGET MARKET
ROI
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Focusing in on Focusing in on youryourTarget MarketTarget Market……
Who do I want to reach?
What motivates them?
Where do I find them?
What do they look like?
Target Market:Target Market:What do you know about your What do you know about your bestbest customer?customer?
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• Business Name
• Contact Info
• SIC #
• # Employees
DEMOGRAPHICS:
• Age
• Gender
• Income
• Geographics
ASSOCIATIVE DATA:
• Hobbies
• Pets
• Credit Score
• Behavioral Indicators
• Consumer Name
• Contact info
• # Children
• Own or Rent Home
IDENTITY:
Marketing GoalsMarketing Goals
BrandingBranding–– New businessNew business–– AwarenessAwareness
Lead GenerationLead Generation–– Drive people to your store or websiteDrive people to your store or website
Product or Service AnnouncementsProduct or Service AnnouncementsPublic Relations Public Relations –– New hiresNew hires–– Community ServiceCommunity Service–– Special EventsSpecial Events
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StrategiesStrategies
MessageMessage–– What do you want to say?What do you want to say?DeliveryDelivery–– How do your customers want to hear How do your customers want to hear
from you?from you?–– How often do you need to reach them?How often do you need to reach them?TrackingTracking–– How will you know it worked?How will you know it worked?
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Developing a Focused Developing a Focused MessageMessage
StrengthsStrengths–– Tells you what to sayTells you what to say
WeaknessesWeaknesses–– What to avoid sayingWhat to avoid saying
Distinguishing ValuesDistinguishing Values–– What separates you from the pack?What separates you from the pack?–– Examples: Examples: ““going the extra milegoing the extra mile””, trust, , trust,
timeliness, efficiency, creativity, problem timeliness, efficiency, creativity, problem solving, etc.solving, etc.
““We take care of your skin from basket to We take care of your skin from basket to casket.casket.”” --Annie S., Annie S., ArbonneArbonne
Determine Frequency & Determine Frequency & Length of CampaignLength of Campaign
Customers & Prospects need to hear Customers & Prospects need to hear your marketing messages your marketing messages MULTIPLEMULTIPLEtimes to influence a buying decision.times to influence a buying decision.Every campaign has a specific time Every campaign has a specific time frame for measuring successframe for measuring success–– 66--month goalmonth goal–– 99--month goalmonth goal–– 1212--month goalmonth goal
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TrackingTracking
Test, Measure & EvaluateTest, Measure & Evaluate–– Start small & measure oftenStart small & measure oftenResponders Responders vsvs NonNon--RespondersResponders–– Planning for the Planning for the ““What ifWhat if’’ss…”…”Build on successful strategiesBuild on successful strategiesUnsuccessful strategiesUnsuccessful strategies–– Change one thing at a timeChange one thing at a time–– ReRe--evaluateevaluate
Marketing Metrics: Marketing Metrics: The Secret IngredientThe Secret Ingredient
Every marketing effort needs to have Every marketing effort needs to have a measurable result a measurable result –– No campaign is a failure if you learn from No campaign is a failure if you learn from
it!it!
Marketing evolvesMarketing evolves–– What you learn today effects how you What you learn today effects how you
market tomorrowmarket tomorrow
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Cost Effective StrategiesCost Effective Strategies
CoCo--op Marketingop MarketingSerial NetworkingSerial NetworkingStrategic PartnershipsStrategic PartnershipsSeminars/WebinarsSeminars/WebinarsNewslettersNewsletters
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Planning Your CampaignPlanning Your Campaign
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Estimating ROIEstimating ROI
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Goal in $$$$Goal in $$$$Value of a new customer/client?Value of a new customer/client?# of new Sales Needed# of new Sales Needed = Goal/Client Value= Goal/Client ValueEstimated Response RatesEstimated Response Rates–– 1%, 3%, 5%, 1%, 3%, 5%, 10% (anything above 10% is unrealistic)10% (anything above 10% is unrealistic)
Closing Ratio (%)Closing Ratio (%)# of Prospects you need to reach# of Prospects you need to reach = (# of New Sales/Closing = (# of New Sales/Closing Ratio)/Estimated Response RatesRatio)/Estimated Response RatesExpensesExpenses = ((# Prospects x Production per Unit) x = ((# Prospects x Production per Unit) x Frequency)+ SetFrequency)+ Set--UpUpEstimated ROIEstimated ROI = Goal $ = Goal $ -- CostsCosts
Turning Ideas into Turning Ideas into CampaignsCampaigns
ConsistencyConsistencyHeadlineHeadline–– Compelling and PersuasiveCompelling and Persuasive
Call to ActionCall to ActionOfferOffer–– Perceived ValuePerceived Value
Emotional HookEmotional Hook–– Reason to Believe/ActReason to Believe/Act
Validation (Trust)Validation (Trust)–– Guarantee Guarantee –– TestimonialsTestimonials–– Brand ImageBrand Image
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Headline
Emotional Hook
Call to Action
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Offer
Call to Action
Emotional Hook
Validation
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Putting A Framework Putting A Framework around your Strategyaround your Strategy
Direct Mail Campaign:
6 mailings / 1 per monthMail Postcard
Non –Responders get next mailing Prospect calls for a quote
(remove from mailings)
Salesman meets 1 on 1
Sale to New CustomerAdd to Referral Campaign
No Sale
Value of CreativityValue of Creativity““If it doesnIf it doesn’’t sell, it isnt sell, it isn’’t creative.t creative.””
3,000 attempts daily to snag our 3,000 attempts daily to snag our attention. attention. that figure is doubling every five that figure is doubling every five years. years. Is your message buried or does it Is your message buried or does it stand out?stand out?Is the Creative Is the Creative ““Marketing SavvyMarketing Savvy””??
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Practice Makes Perfect!Practice Makes Perfect!
Successful Successful marketing is like marketing is like learning to play learning to play an instrument an instrument ItIt’’s not a one time s not a one time event event –– ItIt’’s a s a continuously continuously evolving process evolving process that takes that takes knowledge and knowledge and planningplanning
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Road Map to Successful Road Map to Successful MarketingMarketing
GoalGoalKnow your Market & your Know your Market & your CustomersCustomersClear & Consistent MessageClear & Consistent MessageSelect Media MixSelect Media MixBe ConsistentBe ConsistentFrequency is KeyFrequency is KeyTrack ResultsTrack Results
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““ If a marketing campaign is built If a marketing campaign is built around a weak idea around a weak idea -- or as so often is or as so often is the case, no idea at allthe case, no idea at all-- I donI don’’t give a t give a damn how good the execution is, itdamn how good the execution is, it’’s s
going to fail.going to fail.””-- Morris HiteMorris Hite
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ItIt’’s not the size of the budget you s not the size of the budget you have to spend, but rather how have to spend, but rather how
creatively and effectively you use creatively and effectively you use those dollars in a well thought out and those dollars in a well thought out and
consistent marketing campaign. consistent marketing campaign.
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