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6 Steps to an Effective Marketing Plan
- November 25, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Marketing
No CommentsA marketing plan may not be at the top of a business owner’s task list, but it should be. When a business is looking to grow, expand, and succeed, the first course of action is to create an effective marketing plan. Just as someone would bring along a GPS unit when going on a trip,
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7 branding mistakes your company should avoid
- November 23, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Branding
By: Jignesh Gohel our brand is your promise, and it’s important that you build it thoughtfully and deliberately. A brand has never been successfully established by simply uploading a good-looking logo and writing a few lines on social platforms. To create a real identity, brands have to invest a lot of time and effort. There’s
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6 Unique Corporate Event Ideas
- November 20, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Event Marketing, Uncategorized
Because corporate events can be quite boring and often planned without too much thought – here are 6 unique corporate event ideas for you to use to engage your employees and share the joy internally! #1 Visit a Local Producer Take your team for a fun and educational experience at a local vineyard or brewery
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How To Organize A Successful Event For Children
- November 18, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Events
Orchestrating an event for children can be a tedious task as it entails a lot of thinking and planning. Dealing with kids is fun but at the same time requires patience and creativity. The ideas to organize a children’s event can be laid out in an array of themes and activities but there are few
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5 Strategies for How to Make Customers Trust Your Brand
- November 16, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Branding
By Thomas Smale When your prospects and customers trust you, they are more likely to buy from you. When you have their trust, you can also command a higher price and boost the lifetime value of each customer. But building trust doesn’t happen in a vacuum. You have to remain consistent in your messaging, understand your
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How to Determine the Perfect Marketing Budget for Your Company
- November 13, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Marketing
So you have the best idea on the planet but no clue how you’re going to get it in front of an audience. That’s where marketing comes in. While the marketing industry is filled with strategies and ideas, it’s easy to get flustered by all the things you “should” be doing to help your company
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Coca-Cola’s 4 Most Powerful Lessons in Branding
- November 11, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Branding
Coca-Cola didn’t become a global brand overnight and it has had its share of marketing mistakes. However, its success offers a lot of insight to businesses looking to build a solid and successful brand. When it comes to big brands that seem to get marketing spot on, Coca-Cola is one of the best. Considering Coke
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What Are the Benefits of a Company With a Well-Executed Branding Strategy?
- November 9, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Branding
by Ian Linton A company with a well-executed branding strategy gains important competitive advantages over its rivals. An effective branding strategy creates a clear and consistent identity for your products, based on qualities that are important to the market. Your branding strategy positions your products clearly in the minds of customers and prospects, and differentiates
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Top 5 Tips for Gaining and Keeping Sticky Customers
- November 6, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Marketing
In today’s modern marketplace, gaining a customer starts with the Herculean task of gaining their attention – and then keeping it. With more options, more noise and more distraction, it has never been more important to gain highly valuable customers – and then keep them around. Your company’s churn rate – the percentage of subscribers
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7 Keys to Hiring Your Start-up’s First Employee
- November 4, 2020
- Posted by: TRWCBlogger
- Category: Business
Hiring your first employee is a huge step for your start-up. In addition to the sudden sense of responsibility (you’re now in charge of someone else’s livelihood!), it’s a strong signal that your company has real merit: Someone has chosen to turn down other opportunities to help make your idea happen. And in many cases,