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Put a signature photograph to work visually reinforcing your brand and your image
A single, story-telling photograph can tell a lot about your business. A "signature" photograph is one that accurately projects the image you want associated with your newsletter and, hence, your business. A signature photograph is an investment that you should be able to use for years on all of your firm's marketing materials.
What's involved in a signature photograph? Effective photograhs result from careful planning. Issues include:
- Which is better: a head shot or an environmental photograph taken in your office?
- Do you want black and white or color?
- Do you want prints or computer files?
- What should you wear to the photo session? What shouldn't you wear?
- What should you avoid doing on the way to the photo session?
Get the answers to these, and other, questions, in Marketing with a Signature Photograph, a special issue of Roger C. Parker's Guerrilla Marketing & Design newsletter. You'll get illusstrated insider tips from a leading professional photographer.
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April 17, 2005 in Design | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
How to convert market education into immediate sales
Successful newsletters serve both short-term and long-term goals. Long-term goals include:
- Positioning you as the Obvious Expert in your field
- Educating prospects to appreciate the value you offer
- Keeping the pipeline filled, continuously turning prospects into customers, and customers into repeat buyers
Newsletters must also generate immediate sales. How to Convert Your Newsletters into Immediate Cash describes a simple step-by-step process to convert educationally-oriented newsletters into immediate sales. It's a process that's easy to implement and continue.
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April 17, 2005 in Content | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack
Where do content ideas come from?
The Quest for Content is one of the most popular issues of Roger C. Parker's Guerrilla Marketing & Design newsletter. The issue describes:
- The four chraracteristics of great topics
- How identify great topic ideas for newsletters
- 10 ways to recycle and reuse newsletter topics
- Links to additional information
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April 17, 2005 in Content | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack