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It’s time to get serious. Very serious! 

Each day, I will publish ways to improve your small business marketing that are simple, yet effective. By Friday, you will have 100 ways in which to promote your business better. If you have some ideas of your own, please comment and I will be happy to add them in. Thousands of people read Marketing Eye’s marketing blog each week, so any great ideas or experiences is greatly appreciated!
Published in Marketing
iStock_000007195500XSmall-300x299It’s Thursday and there is still quite a few to go. Why not try these tips?
Published in Management
But wait…there’s more!
Published in Marketing
If you haven’t received a useful tip by now – you don’t know how 

41. Turn your invoice into a sales tool. Place a marketing message on the bottom with the latest special offer

42. Implement a loyalty program with your customers
Published in Marketing
Thursday, 22 April 2010 00:19

Cedar Jet Travel Goes Online

Cedar-Jet_index-final-300x272My favourite travel company, Cedar Jet Travel has just launched its new website to help customers book their travel online. 

I still love giving Alen a call at Cedar Jet Travel because he really is incredibly helpful and friendly – and always knows the best deals.
Published in Marketing
It’s getting late… but here are some more…
Published in Marketing
Monday, 10 May 2010 23:52

The Pelican Brief

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A client of Marketing Eye last week asked for us to design a logo around their wife’s picture of a pelican.
Published in Management
Thursday, 20 May 2010 21:45

Some people will never succeed

It’s sad but true. Some people, no matter what good intentions they have, will never be successful.
Published in Marketing
Sunday, 13 June 2010 21:18

Remembering where you came from…

066.21-300x225It’s been a big week! I haven’t sat still, even for a second.
Published in Mellissah Smith
If you are a small business owner, you would have had many occasions where you were ready to tear your hair out. There is so much to think about; finances, staff, customers, your product/service and of course marketing – bringing in the business!
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