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The Newest Sales-Boosting Strategy

14 07 2008

By David Wengel
Making the sale hinges on the lead. On-demand lead scoring is a technique that clarifies who your best leads are and allows you to target them accordingly.
How many sales versus marketing conflicts would vanish if marketing could easily vet and prioritize every lead it passed on to sales? And how much airfare could […]

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Walk, Don’t Run, To Marketing Success

28 12 2007

As you make an aggressive move into 2008, we’d like to remind you of a key maxim of modern marketing, namely that marketing is an iterative process. In other words, it’s not something you do once and sit back and reap the rewards. Marketing is something you do all the time — constantly working and reworking your strategy to adjust to changing market conditions (economy, competition, etc.).

But more important than adjusting to an ever-changing market is adjusting to what you learn. Constant testing of new messages, new tactics, new creative and new media options is the key to driving the high ROI you’re looking for from your marketing.

For tips on using your Dealer Impact digital marketing tools to deliver better ROI, contact your Dealer Impact Representative.

D. Jones
Marketing Strategist/Creative Consultant
SmackDabble, LLC

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