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First, marketing should be done on a continual basis. It should be proactive not reactive.
Second, prospects should be nurtured. They are your clients of the future.
Third, clients should not be forgotten so they will use your service again.
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With the wrong small business marketing strategy, you could be killing your profits and limiting your business.
Your small business marketing strategy is like the driver in a car, with marketing tactics being the engine. If you know where you want to go and how to get there, your small business marketing tactics will help you attract many more clients, if not you could crash.
Every business uses one or more of the following tactics to attract client: mailings, advertisements, phone calls, networking, promotional events, a web site and sending email.
If you are using any of these and aren’t attracting as many new clients as you want or making as much money as you’d like, the problem may not be the tactics.It's your overall marketing strategy that needs attention.
WHO DO YOU WANT TO BE IN THE EYES OF THE MARKET?That question hits at the very core of business strategy itself. Who do you want to be? What is your “market position”? If you haven’t spent some time sweating over this issue, you should. Deciding “who you want to be” is the most important decision you’ll ever make about your small business. It will often determine whether you succeed or fail.
In working with business owners and entrepreneurs over the years, I’ve noticed that when it comes to acquiring new customers, most of them are hunters. They pounce on new leads, chase the prospects, make themselves readily available to the prospect and then bend over backwards to land the new customer.
On the other hand, I’ve noticed that the most successful business owners and entrepreneurs take a different approach to customer acquisition: they are harvesters. They gather in all their leads, work hard to prevent any from slipping through the cracks, cultivate those leads and then harvest them when the time is right for the customer.
The most interesting thing about these two styles is that the hunter usually gets tired, a bit humiliated and ends up getting small margins. On the other hand, the harvester stays fresh, confident and usually earns higher margins.
What I’ve described here is the difference between a sales mentality (hunter) and a marketing mentality (harvester). Every business owner or entrepreneur who experiences some level of success has hunting skills … and that’s good. But the difference between minor success and major success is the difference between hunting and harvesting.
Oh, and just so we’re clear … I’m not saying that harvesting is an easy, non-aggressive job. When it’s time to harvest, be sure you swing the sickle sharp and fast.
First, marketing should be done on a continual basis. It should be proactive not reactive. 
