VANCOUVER, BC, April 11, 2014 (Press-News.org) Stuck for marketing ideas for your small business or start-up? Your competition, especially your successful competition, may be your best source. Check out the most successful of your competitors; go to their websites - what do you see? How is the site organized? Do they have a regular blog? Is there a clear call to action? Is the site user friendly? If they really are successful then they're doing something right and the chances are that the answer to all of the questions above will be "Yes!".
Do a little detective work to find out what other marketing methods they use. Does their website have links to their social media? Follow them on Twitter (you're in the same business so it's great to make contact on social media), see what they tweet about and how often, who they follow and who follows them. Connect with them on LinkedIn or Google+; visit their Facebook page; how often do they post? What are they talking about?
Remember - this is a successful business - if something works for them, it will likely work for you too!
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Content Writing and Editing Service Prompt Proofing Advises You to Check Out Your Competition for Marketing Tips
Stuck for marketing ideas for your small business or start-up? Your competition, especially your successful competition, may be your best source.
2014-04-11
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