Small business marketing ideas for the shoestring bourgeoisie.
Facebook (405)
Tumblr (89)
Pinterest (89)
Twitter (21)
LinkedIn (17)
MySpace (8)
Google+ (3)
Does not reflect mobile usage.
World-wide data as of January 2012.
Sources: comScore, The Wall Street Journal, Twitter.com.
How much time to you spend on these social media sites? Any ideas?
Accounting for inflation since 1974,
building the Six Million Dollar Man
would now cost $29,308,052.
This says nothing about the rising costs of
fuel, food and other necessities.
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Changing your organization’s name to better suit your market can be powerful. So many business owners feel they have built equity into their brand name. While this is true to some extent, the extent of that equity is often over-valued. Changing the name to something that better reflects your mission in the world can yield long-term benefits to the brand you are defining.
Besides, changing the name of your organization is an event that must be publicized, giving you another reason to reach out to your clients, prospects and the marketplace!
Would crafting a new business name help your brand?
Small business owners and start-ups actually have something of an advantage over larger corporations. When a start-up makes a marketing mistake on a shoestring budget, it’s easily corrected as long as it’s dealt with quickly. When a large corporation puts millions of dollars behind a mistake, the mess and long-term damage to their self-image is much more costly to clean up.
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