Small Business Marketing: – Enjoy Clear Direction & Peace of Mind
The return on investment for the engagement of MJH Group for Small business marketing is based on the following;
Business Growth
• Increased sales and profit from effective strategy and campaign outcomes
• The insight and direction provided by our strategic recommendations
• Provision of a documented strategic marketing plan which acts as the blue print for the successful marketing of your business
• Allowing you to proceed with confidence
• A planned and structured approach to marketing success
Campaign Outcomes
• Effective communication of your brand and offer
• Generate awareness in the market to achieve
• New customer acquisition
• A greater share of wallet from existing customers
• Increased sales and business growth
Commercialisation
• Assess the viability of new products or services
• Develop and implement strategies for the introduction or relaunch of products and services to provide commercial success
Direct Bottom Line Savings
• Direct Bottom Line Savings due to effective marketing management
• Measuring the ROI of promotions and campaigns to determine effectiveness
• Customer focus reducing the risk of ineffective promotion or campaigns
• Redirection of marketing investment into areas with the greatest return
Effective Brand Management
• Long term business growth through the ongoing and positive development of your brand in the marketplace
Effective Positioning
• Identifying the positioning strategy and building a strong market position to insulate against competition and the threat of new entrants
• Maintaining the desired position of your business in the market place
Communication
• Effective communication via regular meetings and easy to follow project plans to ensure you are kept informed and up to date on the progress of activities throughout the life of the program
Peace of Mind
• Experienced marketing professionals providing peace of mind that the marketing program is taken care of: you have one less thing to worry about
• MJH Group is transparent in our selection of clients to ensure no conflict of interest during engagements
• A marketing resource dedicated to the growth and development of your business.
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MJH Group Customer Understanding assists companies who want to improve customer relationships and find opportunities for business growth in the customer and prospect base.
Abc Rule of MLM Prospecting
Most people start off their MLM/ Network Marketing business by prospecting their friends and family. These people, no doubt trust you the most, but they are also the hardest prospect you will get.
Without proper handling of your appointment with them, you can forget about recruiting them to your network. This is because friends tend to be more judgmental of you, and they view you as an equal, therefore it is not easy opening them up to listen to you. During the presentation, some may joke, and are not serious in the presentation, some may also give you objections before you start your presentation.
Therefore, as a new comer to the industry, it is good to have your upline who is willing to help you in your first few appointments with your friends. They are the best people to leverage upon.
You need to practice the rule of ABC during presentations when your upline is helping you. ABC
A- Advisor (your upline)
B- Bridge (you)
C- Customer (your prospect/ friend)
It’s your job to bridge the gap between your friend and your upline. Give background about your friend to your upline, and let your friend know why you respect this upline so much. During the presentation, you should sit by your friend, giving support through out the presentation.
You should always be around during such presentation to show respect to your upline and friend. Try not to give advice and “try to help” your upline, during the presentation, this will undermine your upline’s authority. Just sit there and agree to what he says is the best help you can give.
You will be the one closing your friend to join you in the business, not your upline. Give moral support to your friend and assure him that joining you will be the right choice. You should also be doing problem solving if your friend is reluctant or indecisive. Give support as a friend, so you won’t be too aggressive or pushy. It’s not worth losing a friend over this.
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To What Extent are Cashback Sites Hurting Affiliates?
It wasn’t long after the birth of affiliate marketing that cashback sites started to appear. These are sites which offer consumers a refund on what they purchase, through the use of affiliate schemes. For example, if a merchant were to run an affiliate program, offering affiliates a 10% commission on all sales, a cashback site could offer consumers anywhere up to 10% off their order value. From the merchant’s point of view, it is still worth paying a commission in the form of a refund to the buyer, if it results in a new sale. At first glance, this appears to be a system which benefits everybody. Merchants get extra sales, affiliate networks get extra commissions, and consumers get a better deal. The person who loses out is the affiliate who might have already referred the customer.
If a review site funded by affiliate revenue advertises by PPC to get traffic, then they would not be out of line to expect that if any of their visitors went on to make a purchase based on the reviews, they should receive a commission. However, if at the point the visitor was about to make a purchase, they went through a cashback site; this would overwrite the most recent cookie set. This means that the affiliate has gone to all of the work of getting the customer to the point of sale, for the cashback site to take the credit. There is evidence to suggest that people just use cashback sites at the point of purchase. The EPC for some merchants is up to 5 times higher for incentivized traffic, suggesting that they only go through the cashback site when they are intending to make a purchase. Is it right that affiliates are being denied commissions because of cashback being a more attractive incentive to purchase?
Read more at http://www.thinkaffiliate.co.uk
