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What will they learn at the seminar? How to use these proven Guerrilla Marketing Weapons:
How to promote and build their businesses and make them more profitable with the following advertising techniques:
How to make better use of marketing dollars:
How to do brilliant marketing with very little cash:
How to find cost-effective ways to market products and services and increase sales.
It's a jungle out there. Increased competition, a challenging economy and fast changing markets demand unconventional weapons and tactics. To survive, a guerrilla must have a different outlook and apply different principles than a big business does. With limited resources he or she must learn to make every marketing dollar do the work of two, or five or ten. A guerrilla must learn to get it right the first time. One of the major advantages for a guerrilla is the number of marketing options he has. A Fortune 500 company would never even consider many of the guerrilla techniques. A guerrilla never underestimates the power of an idea. A small business can flourish by gaining a tiny slice of an industry, a fraction of a market. Different battles require different tactics. Perhaps the biggest difference between a small business and a large corporation is the degree of flexibility each possesses. Here the balance tips in favor of the small business. A guerrilla can react quickly to market changes, undeveloped niches and special opportunities. Speed and flexibility are part of the very essence of guerrilla marketing. There is absolutely no mystery as to why guerrillas prevail when others fall by the wayside. They know how to launch a marketing attack and when to do it. They know which battles to fight and which to ignore. They know where to turn for support. They have learned to be alert, patient and take advantage of "hidden" opportunities. Anyone can develop the guerrilla spirit and attitude regardless of the size of their company. Guerrilla Marketing challenges the conventional wisdom that businesses need big budgets to implement a successful marketing strategy.
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Steve Savage - Savage International
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