A mistake many small business owners make is falling into the trap of marketing one-on-one. That is, spending too much time on different marketing tactics that never really leverage the full potential of a business’s time, money or resources.
What I believe to be the fastest and most profitable way to grow a business is to identify a target market, clearly define where it exists as a group and then implement one-to-many marketing strategies to that group.
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I met a friend recently who manages a small business. He was under a lot of stress due to the behaviour of one of his employees.
She constantly undermined his authority, criticized at every opportunity and generally had a negative impact on company morale.
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