what marketing strategies sould vigra people take to promote sales
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For one thing, the women are too conservative and traditional to just have random/casual sex with men who aren't their husbands.  Secondly, they probably have a lot of homegrown medicines and herbs that cost lest and cures this particular condition.\n\nTo promote sales, identify your market first - that would probably be married couples - and center your advertising and marketing on them so that Viagra doesn't come off as taboo.
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One of the best advertising things you can do is go into forums and chat rooms that are based on consumers of your product (i.e., if you sell shampoo, go to hair care forums) and chat with people about what you do. Be careful to observe forum policies, but most will let you tell about yourself, even if you can only say hello and add a line with your signature that links to your webpage. Consider reciprocal links (you allow folks to put a link or your site, and you get one on theirs) and web rings. Mostly, it just takes time, time for the search engines to find you, time to build a business of any kind.\n\nGood luck, and don't give up. It takes about two years to really launch a business.\n\n~Tia~
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let people catch on to your store and then use the publicity, make sure you don't waste money. people will always go to your store if the goods are good enough
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First you have to think of your target market and then tailor your commercial to them.\n\nDecide if you are going for a product differentiation strategy or a least cost strategy.  Are you the best priced item or is your item superior to other items like this because it has some bells and whistles, is selected by more doctors (or some other profession), etc.\n\nWrite a 30 to 60 second spot that incites people to go out buy your product.  Unless it is an infomercial, then you have to think of some kind of demonstration, over acting excited sales reps, and bonuses if you call now whether it is getting it for a lower price or having extra items thrown in for "acting now".
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A few ideas: \n\n1) Flyers & Business Cards - Who are your customers & where do they shop (e.g. grocery, home improvement stores, etc)? Post flyers where your customers frequent.\n\n2) Advertise Locally -- Newspapers, Craigslist, Yahoo! Local\n\n3) Word of Mouth -- Offer a great service & people will talk.\n\n4) Mailers -- Send out coupons, specials, etc.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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1. I don't think you need anymore content - the pictures alone sell the product.\n\n2. It's a good idea, and TV Commercials are fine, but what you should do is look into getting your product into stores so people can see it in person, touch it, pick up and have that physical experience with it. I know a lot of people buy things they see on TV and call the number and all that jazz, but I guarantee you will sell more units if you get your product into stores where people will see them while they are doing other shopping and decide they have to have one.\n\nYou have everything priced very nicely too.\n\nGood luck!
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Check out http://www.hammocksurvivalguide.com/\nIt's got some great articles on advertising and marketing.
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As a general rule, your best prospects for additional sales and profits are your current and past customers. \n\nGood luck,\nScott
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Looks good.\n\nPerhaps you can do more paper based marketing to shopping mall area and etc.
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Why don't you try to give info about your product online by making website and if you also want to sell online i suggest you to try TajByte Business Plan which will give you online website, online store and free shopping cart if you plan to sell online or offline.\n\nSee there website at www.tajbyte.net
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Ok i've done this before and this book is brilliant \n\nAdvertising and Promotion: An intergrated marketing communications perspective by George E. Belch and Michael A. Belch. There's too much info 4 me 2 type it up here plus i cant put in the diagrams i have the 6th international edition
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The first step in identifying your target market is understanding what your products/services have to offer to a group of people or businesses. To do this, identify your product or service's features and benefits. A feature is a characteristic of a product/service that automatically comes with it. \n\nFor example, if a toothpaste has a stain-removing formula, that's a feature. The benefit to the customer, however, is whiter teeth.\nWhile features are valuable and can certainly enhance your product, benefits motivate people to buy. \n\nAn example is anti-lock brakes; they are features on a car, but the benefit to the consumer is safety. \nBy knowing what your product/service has to offer and what will make customers buy, you can begin to identify common characteristics of your potential market. \n\nFor example, there are many different consumers who desire safety as a benefit when purchasing a car. Rather than targeting everyone in their promotional strategy, a car manufacturer may opt to target a specific group of consumers with similar characteristics, such as families with young children. This is an example of market segmentation. \nIn one column, list the features of your product/service. In the other, list the benefits each feature yields to the buyer. \n\nFeatures: Benefits: \nList six of each.\n\nStep Two: Segment Your Overall Market \n\nIt is a natural instinct to want to target as many people and groups as possible. However, by doing this your promotional strategy will never talk specifically to any one group, and you will most likely turn many potential customers off. Your promotional budget will be much more cost effective if you promote to one type of customer and speak directly to them. This allows you to create a highly focused campaign that will directly meet the needs and desires of a specific group. Again, this is called market segmentation. \n\nNow you need to look up market segmwentation.
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Candy sales\nBake sales\nCandle sales\nMagazine sales\nCar wash\nGift card sales\nBook sales\nLemonade stands\nBill and Melinda Gates Foundation\nFlea Market\nCraft Sale\nApproach local businesses for help.
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If it is from marketing point of view, you need to examine it from the point of the 4 marketing mix elements: Product(characteristics), place(how the product is being distriubuted), price(which pricing method is used) and promotion(how the product is promoted).You might want to find out the market share of the product. It is best to choose a well known product for which you can find a lot info on the Internet(Coca Cola, Nike, Pepsi...)\nGood luck...
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Below are examples of tools available on the Web right now that can help marketers reach their segmented markets\n\nhttp://www.claritas.com/claritas/Default.jsp?ci=3&si=2&pn=mybestprospects\nhttp://www.sric-bi.com/VALS/\n\nOther articles:\nhttp://www.toolkit.cch.com/text/P03_1036.asp
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Dear friend i hope this will guide you.....\n\nhttp://www.nutch4.com/advertising.html
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Marketing is very important. While we may want customers to just flock to our businesses without us spending a single dime, oftentimes it does not happen. We have to work really hard to get them to learn about our products or services.\n\nBut marketing does not really have to break the bank. The key is to measure the return on your investments. If you have limited funds, think of the best way you can reach more customers. \n\nHere are some marketing tips that you can do:\n\n1. Direct mail. Prepare a well-crafted brochure and send it to your target markets in Sunnyvale. Find a vendor in your area renting mailing lists of business establishments or take the time and go over the yellow pages and get their contact information. You can read more of how to use direct marketing strategies here http://www.powerhomebiz.com/marketing/direct.htm\n\n2. Publicity. Publicity can oftentimes be more effective than advertising. Not only is it cost-effective (oftentimes you are paying for nothing), but also people are apt to remember an article about your business rather than advertising. People find a write-up or special feature about a business more credible and objective than a paid advertising. Publicity also reaches a wider audience: if you are lucky, the national media might even pick up your story. Contact an editor of your local newspaper and pitch your story. Read the article "Leverage the Power of Publicity for Your Small Business" \nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol27/leverage.htm\n\n3. Press releases. Send out press releases through your local newspapers about your business. Whether it is about your story or about a sale you are offering, press releases can be very good exposure for you. You can read more about how to harness press releases for your business here http://www.powerhomebiz.com/marketing/public%20relations.htm\n\n4. Use the Internet. The Web can be your online brochure. You can use it to refer your potential clients for more information about your business; and it could also generate clients for you directly. Some of your potential clients may be looking to the Web for a floral designer, and you need to have a strong presence there as well.\n\n5. Network. Join and be active in your local business organizations, chamber of commerce, etc. Increase your visibility in the community. You can find more information on networking here http://www.powerhomebiz.com/marketing/networking.htm\n\n6. Word of mouth. This is the best form of advertising for your business - afterall, it is free. Read "Secrets of Word Of Mouth Marketing" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol154/wordofmouth.htm\n\nI also suggest you read the following articles on marketing:\n\nLow-Cost Promotional Strategies for Home Businesses http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol149/promotion.htm\nMarketing Without Advertising http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol54/marketing.htm