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Each persons definition of 'marketing' is slightly different. Alan Reading would tell you "It is the way you decide how you are going to make your profit."
If you have a business that isn't providing the profit there are many things you can choose to do. Check internally, production costs, overheads, salaries, if not the first, then marketing is the next area to look at.
Too many people think when they have made some sales and earned some revenue they'll spend it on marketing - WRONG. Marketing gets revenue - not the other way around.
Design and marketing go hand in hand - if you want success. Find a professional designer and marketeer and work with him or her to develop your business, just the way you would work with an accountant or solicitor.
Marketing is not an exact science but experience will always win over guess work. Successful marketing is all about getting the right blend of talent, experience and professionalism. On this website you've found a designer for professional Marketing in Maidstone, Canterbury, Ashford, in fact all over Kent and the south east.
"Alan has helped me every step of the way"
"Alan has been there from the day I decided I needed marketing professionally and thank goodness. He has helped me every step of the way through organising the way the business operates, quitting my job and going full time. From getting me a grant to explaining what is the best and easiest way to do something. Creating a dynamic branding; better than my dream website; a punchy pull up banner; business cards that give me a professional image and promotional material, all working hard to sell my services. Better still he is always available for a call or an email to help me solve a problem." Carrina Shaill, CarrinaJane
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Click logo to see Alan's article 'Briefing a designer for a website' - from HM Government Office.
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Click logo to see Alan's article 'Why is a website like an iceberg' - from HM Government Office.
Just a thought: The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.