how can i do a marketing resarch?
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or u can just hire someone who does mk research
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I hope this helps:\n\nhttp://www.websitemarketingplan.com/
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Well, the target market could be any group of customers who could use your product. It is better to prepare a priority list regarding to the level of usage of your product for different customers, then start your marketing procedure as per to that list
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Want ads, the local mall, fast food restaurants, ask your friends who have jobs.  That should be a good start.
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Case studies of work your agency has executed for other clients is always effective. Hopefully your case study will highlight work for a company closely related to your target.\n\nBusinesses are very interested in ROI - Return On Investment. Therefore, present metrics you've used to track previous campaigns, as well as the "win" your client realized.\n\nAs with all advertising, building a brand is important. Therefore, try to market your company in ways that highlight your brand attributes.\n\nRemember that in your case, you have at least two target audiences: future clients and future employees.
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First do a business plan and then a marketing plan.
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you can do marketing which i have a bachelor in. contact me
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advertise yourself and state your requirements
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I would suggest sending a bulk email out and asking them for a cheap option.  For am expensive option I would suggest OTX Marketing as a good place to start
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I think you should study the market a bit and learn about people. Then define what you product communicates and what offers. Then you decide your best strategy. For nutrition products, you could use network marketing. If there's a nutrition chain in the market, you should talk to them. Over at the internet is a good way to find local representations. Remember that your web page should be very persuasive. In the end, I think you should get some marketing advice from a friend or consultant.
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Outline of a Marketing Plan\n\nYour written marketing plan need not be lengthy and complicated. You can even make it as simple as possible. It is an internal document where you can be honest and direct when describing your company's weaknesses.\n\nGordon suggests the following outline:\n\n1. Situation Analysis. Your first step is to take a comprehensive look at your company's challenges, its position in the market place, level and intensity of competition, and other factors that may affect your marketing strategies. This is the market research portion of your plan.\n\nChallenges. When you open your business, you are faced with the huge task of letting your target market know that you exist, and willing to serve their needs. You are faced with the challenge of communicating with your target market to get them to become your customers.\n\nPosition in the marketplace. Your promotional strategy should highlight the "unique selling points" of your business.\n\nCompetition. This involves a complete analysis of the businesses already offering your type of goods and services within your geographical area (e.g. county, town, and city). You want to learn how many businesses are already in the marketplace, what they offer, and where they are located. By looking at this data, you can identify the relative strengths and weaknesses of your competitors in the area of price, quality, selection, promotion, services, customer service/personnel support, facilities/atmosphere, and location. \n\n2. Target Audience. One of the most important segments of your market analysis involves identifying the people or businesses that may have a desire to purchase your type of product or service. The key is to know who buys what, how often, from whom, and what they may be looking for. If you are operating in a broad geographical market, you may have several target group - the primary, secondary, and so on. Your marketing plan should concentrate on reaching your primary audience, and allocating smaller budgets for the secondary market.\n\nProfile of primary audience. You should identify the number of potential customers, who they are, how often they buy, who they are currently buying from, how much they spend, and if they are brand or store loyal. This group is the segment of the market that will consume your type of goods and services, and hopefully still in search of a business to patronize. If you are a wedding planner, your main market is the engaged couple planning to get married within a definite time frame.\n\nSecondary audience. Utilizing a rifle approach, your secondary audience is those in the periphery of your main target group. \n\n3. Objectives. Marketing objectives quantify the results you are looking to achieve. By clearly stating these results in advance, you provide performance criteria against which your future results can be compared. Whatever marketing objectives you decide on, they should meet certain criteria. They must be realistic, measurable, and be guided by short, medium and long-term deadlines.\n\nProfit. Profit objectives state the bottom line progress you want your marketing efforts to achieve. You may set the goal of achieving 2 percent profit in your first year, and increasing it by 10 percent every year hereafter.\n\nMarket share. Market share objectives state your desired cut of the total industry sales pie, or at least the local industry. If the total revenue of all the wedding planners in your county is $2 million, how much of that is yours? If you only have 2% of that pie, you may want to increase your share to about 10% after launching your marketing campaign.\n\nSales volume target. Your sales volume affects your cost structure: the higher the sales that you generate, the lower your cost. Specific sales volume levels can give you more bargaining power with your suppliers. Sales volume objectives should clearly state the total goods or services you intend to deliver. Your goal can be to increase your sale
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There are many types of marketing promotions that you can do and here are some of them:\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
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Start with a strategy and goals.\nClearly define your target audience.\nthen create a list of all the ways you can communicate with them.\nthen rank the list based on cost versus reach.\nthen try the most affordable options first.
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Create a survey, ask them personally, or look at sales
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I have been in the same service business since 1980. What type of marketing structure are you asking about? How do I get my customers? Word of mouth and advertising. How do I get repeat customers? SERVICE the customer. \n\nBasically, the key is to SERVICE the customer. Make them happy, and they will tell ONE person to call if they need your services. Make someone unhappy and they will tell NO LESS THAN TEN people to NOT call you. This works in EVERY type of business that have customers.
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