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Guerrilla Marketing Ideas For Any Business
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Hey everyone, this is Jay Simcic with ProfitConvergenceInc.com.
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In this short video you'll discover 7 Guerrilla Marketing Ideas you can use in your business.
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It will give you a few marketing resources to find untapped areas of profit, how to find
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more customers and generate sales quickly. And all it takes is a little action.
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1. Madison Avenue Style Marketing May Not Be For You
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Most businesses that have million dollar budgets use name recognition and image advertising
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to brand their business. All you have to do is open up popular, mainstream magazines and
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get an idea of what I鈥檓 talking about. Main Street businesses need to work within their
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budget in ways that brand themselves and get results at the same time. That鈥檚 why it鈥檚
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important to over communicate to your prospects and customers.
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The more you communicate the more you鈥檒l be able to be the one your customer or prospect
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thinks about first. The numbers dictate that it takes between seven and twelve communications
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before someone makes a buying decision. With that being the case, it鈥檚 obvious that many
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small businesses are selling themselves short in their marketing. Many think it takes one
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run and they鈥檒l be good to go.
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It鈥檚 time to communicate and do more with your marketing. Communicate often and always
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give a call to action in everything you do. 2. Offer A Lower Priced Option
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Please don鈥檛 get me wrong. I did not say to lower your price. I said to offer a lower
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priced version of your offering. What that means is you should make an option that costs
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less than your regular option but also has less value than your regular option.
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Think about it like car dealerships. You can get a lower priced car but you鈥檙e going
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to lose the GPS, the floor mats, and some of the bells and whistles. If those extra
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things mean enough to you then you鈥檒l buy it. If not, then you鈥檒l get the lower priced
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version. In either case you鈥檙e not reducing the value of your offering by just lowering
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your price. Your prospect ends up getting exactly what they want. And that鈥檚 exactly
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what you want to do. 3. Offer a High Priced Option
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This is the reverse of what we just talked about. In this case you鈥檒l add bonuses or
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extra value to your offering and in return you鈥檙e also increasing
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the price. Now you should have a total of three options. Something for everyone. You鈥檒l
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have three tiers for folks to choose from and be able to help people make decisions.
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Keep in mind that for one specific offering you don鈥檛 want to have more than 3 options.
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Having options are good but having too many options is very bad. Having too many options
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sends people into paralysis and that鈥檚 exactly what you don鈥檛 want. So to make sure you
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get the most bang for you buck only offer a maximum of three options to your prospects.
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Of course, don鈥檛 believe every word I say, go test it for yourself.
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4. Get Crazy In With Your Marketing Methods
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Start brainstorming ideas that could go viral. Viral marketing is one of the fastest ways
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to get people talking. Most of the time that only happens when you鈥檙e doing something
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that makes people talk about you.
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It could be getting obscure media exposure. It could be sponsoring a major event and getting
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press or lots of folks talking about your involvement. Remember, marketing can take
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on many forms. It doesn鈥檛 always have to be newspaper and magazine advertising.
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It could be a matter of getting crazy postcards done up. Maybe you make yourself into a bobble
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head. Think about outlandish things and start getting attention. Once you get attention
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you can then begin a conversation. Until you get someone to engage you, you鈥檒l just be
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talking to yourself. 5. Small Business Advertising Doesn鈥檛 Mean
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BIG Ads
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Decrease the size of your ads. If your ad communicates the right message, just because
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it鈥檚 huge doesn鈥檛 mean it鈥檚 going to work or not. Try decreasing your ad size and
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delivering a powerful message. You might find out that your message becomes so clear, so
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concise and so effective that you get more return on your marketing investment.
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Don鈥檛 do what everyone else is doing just because everyone else is doing it. Test and
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find out what works for you and what doesn鈥檛. If you are going to swipe ideas from other
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companies don鈥檛 go to your industry for ideas. If one person in your industry is marketing
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a certain way then the chances that other companies in your industry are doing are pretty
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high.
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Instead, look outside your industry. Go find marketing ideas from other industries and
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get them working in your business. You may find that because it鈥檚 so new to your industry
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you get even more attention than you thought possible. Tunnel vision can be a killer. Be
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open minded and begin looking to places you鈥檝e never looked for ideas before.
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You鈥檒l gain a whole new insight into marketing when you do.
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6. Design Lucrative Joint Ventures With Your Industry Peers
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Competition doesn鈥檛 have to be competition. Those that are not competition and those that
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are can become your joint venture partners giving both of your companies the ability
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to profit in a huge way. Not only that but it opens up the concepts of sharing lists
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and expanding your prospective client and customer base.
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Think about it, all you have to do is engage an industry peer that benefits both of you
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and it could turn into a six-figure payday. You can make offers to each of your lists.
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You can offer great deals, give endorsements of each other, and begin communicating and
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sharing with your current customers what is going on and the new partnership you鈥檝e
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created.
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By creating this type of partnership you open up a new world of expansion for your prospects.
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Now they can have an almost one stop shop for their needs. And you could be brokering
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that deal. The same holds true on the other side. When you create partnership instead
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of worry about competition you鈥檒l realize greater benefit in the long run.
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Your goal should be to identify at least peers in your industry that you can connect with
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for lucrative joint venture deals. 7. Leverage Your Current Customers
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It is your current customers who know you. It is your current customers who like you.
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And it is your current customers who TRUST you.
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Because of that it鈥檚 important that you enroll your customers into your vision and
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long-term goals. Get them to spread the word about your business. Give them incentive.
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Celebrate your customers. Get them having fun with you and you鈥檒l find they want to
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do more with and for you. That鈥檚 how you integrate your customers into your business.
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Build customer loyalty and solid referral programs and just from those alone you could
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see your bottom line profits begin to skyrocket. Remember, this doesn鈥檛 have to be difficult.
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All it takes is a little thought and a few ideas to engage your customers. Invite them
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into your world and have them invite others. It will only benefit both of you.
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Each of these 7 guerrilla marketing ideas can stand on their own. And when you combine
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them all into your business, optimize them for maximum profit, it finally becomes possible
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to see geometric growth in your business
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Jay
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PS: Take an opportunity now to find out that a Profit Leak Audit can help you grow your
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business.