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The Big Moo
Edited by Seth Godin


Make Sure That Your Advertising Is Working
As a small business owner, every dollar you spend is a dollar that comes right out of your pocket and affects your profit margin, especially when you're trying to grow your business. If you're going to succeed, you have to pay close attention to your bottom line and look for creative, innovative ways to cut costs while still getting what you need.

Spending Money on Catalog Advertising
Apart from newspaper advertising, a system of leaflets, cards and catalogs can be operated to a business advantage in marketing its products and services. One week a business owner may send out leaflets, next week he may mail cards with a nicely written message calling the attention of the recipient to make some action, then the week after that a tasty catalog may float along – talking about good work, good stock, prompt deliveries and affordable prices.

Flying High with Flyers
The season, the weather, the style, the geographical condition and the mood of the people are all factors that affect the advertising outlay today. You will find that a lot of business owners spend twenty or thirty percent of their receipt in advertising. In order to give your business a start, as a business man you must shut your eyes to advertising expenditures and consider only the growth that advertising will bring as long as other conditions are equal.

Why Your Ads Aren't Working
Like most marketing communications questions there are no simple answers. After all, communication is a high level activity. There are lots of variables involved.

How to Write an Ad That Adds to Your Bottom Line
Whether your company is business-to-business or business-to-consumer, selling almost anything in today’s economic climate is a challenging task.

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