marketing (noun): all of the business activities responsible for sales -- from product/service conception -- encouraging the customer to make repeat purchases.
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Building A Strong Brand Through Human Relationships (c)2009
marketing (noun): all of the business activities responsible for sales -- from product/service conception -- encouraging the customer to make repeat purchases.
Marketing is all about building relationships. Small businesses (and non-profits) can increase their top-line by strengthening the three relationship channels that define their brand communities.
By using marketing research, brand development techniques, and personnel training to enhance their brand communities, owners of small businesses will build brands that are respected in the marketplace.
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Brad Majors is a marketing and communications executive with 30 years of branding experience.
Consumer Packaged Goods
Gillette, Carnation, Lipton, Bruce Foods, Swedish Match, DowBrands, Schick, Sara Lee Bakery/Meats
Consumer Durables
SilverStone cookware, JVC electronics
Alcohol
Hiram Walker, Gallo Winery
Professional Services
Accounting, hospitals and healthcare, architecture, engineering, medical staffing, investment counseling, commercial real estate, emergency expediting, consumer/commercial banking
Business-to-Business
Mead Paper, DowBrands
Retail
Greenville Mall, Applebee's
Education & Training
Goodwill Industries, Greenville Technical College, Spartanburg Day School
New Business Development
Mead Paper, American General Finance, Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, Regional Medical Center of Kentucky, Glenbrook. Labs, Reckitt Benckiser, TNT Skypak
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