1. Marketing Plan
... ) to customers, not the benefits to you -- clearly state the ads in terms that the customer will value, for example, easy access, low cost, easy to use, reliability, etc. Your ads should answer the customer's question: "What's it for me?" Your ad should also specify what they are to do next. What action should they take and how do they take it, for example, who do they call and ... be very powerful when placed where your customers will actually notice them. But think of how often you've actually noticed posters and bulletin boards yourself. Your best bet is to place the posters on bullet...
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