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Facebook Marketing Strategy

Should your business have a Facebook page? That's a question you have to decide based on the type of business and your particular market. Most companies can benefit from a Facebook page, but you need to set it up right. A Facebook basic: Your profile is you as an individual; your page is your company. [...]

By |2011-03-24T18:33:02-04:00March 24th, 2011|Business & Management, Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media|Comments Off on Facebook Marketing Strategy

Make it Difficult for Your Customers to Leave

Some customers are loyal; others will leave you on a whim. What can you do to keep those customers who are buying from you because it’s convenient but would switch to a competitor for a slightly lower price or because you have service failure?   Consider making it so hard for them to leave that [...]

Leave Strong, Clear Voice Mail Messages

How many times have you received a voice mail message that rambled on, left out important information, or just didn’t make much sense? And on the other side of that, how many times have you place a call, reached someone’s voice mail, and left a message that you knew made you sound (let’s be gentle [...]

By |2014-09-15T13:33:09-04:00July 6th, 2009|Communications, Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations|Comments Off on Leave Strong, Clear Voice Mail Messages

Now could be the time for snail mail

A substantial portion of my communication is done electronically through e-mail, texts, blogs, Twitter, websites, etc. It’s fast, convenient, efficient—but you know all that.   Even so, since I was a small child, I have loved getting real mail: envelopes and packages delivered to me by the USPS. In the last year, the volume of [...]

By |2009-07-01T09:32:26-04:00July 1st, 2009|Business & Management, Communications, Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations, Technology|Comments Off on Now could be the time for snail mail

Who is your reader?

One of the first questions I ask when beginning a new project is: Who is the reader? That's often the hardest question for the client to answer, but it’s essential if the product – whether it’s a book, an article, web copy, or whatever – is going to be effective. James Chartrand has put [...]

By |2024-01-01T15:50:02-05:00February 26th, 2008|Communications, Jacquelyn Lynn, Recommended Reading & Products, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations|Comments Off on Who is your reader?

Press coverage is a great reason to blog

If your company hasn’t made a serious commitment to blogging, here’s a great reason why you should: Journalists are using blogs for research and story development. If you’re not blogging, you could be missing out on some valuable media exposure. How did I find this out? From a blog, of course. 

By |2008-02-09T16:21:32-05:00February 9th, 2008|Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations|Comments Off on Press coverage is a great reason to blog

Spam e-mail: it has a benefit, after all

Like everybody, I hate spam. It annoys me that these low-lifes get to waste my time just because I have an e-mail address. Most of it I can spot and delete without reading, but every so often, I get tricked into opening one of those messages. What tricks me? Usually a good subject line. And [...]

By |2008-01-10T13:35:58-05:00January 10th, 2008|Communications, Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations, Technology|Comments Off on Spam e-mail: it has a benefit, after all

White papers: a great way to make your marketing points

How do you find information online? I do keyword searches, then quickly scan the results for websites that appear to have what I want. And I’m absolutely delighted when a site offers me a chance to receive more information in the form of a free special report, fact sheet, briefing—or white paper.  The term “white [...]

By |2017-03-09T11:54:16-05:00October 12th, 2006|Content Marketing, Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations|Comments Off on White papers: a great way to make your marketing points

What does your voice mail greeting say about you and your company?

Have you ever called your voice mail system and listened to the greeting from the perspective of someone calling for the first time? What sort of an impression are you giving?   It's not enough to just make sure your phone gets answered when you're not available; the greeting your callers hear says more about [...]

By |2017-03-08T11:57:34-05:00September 4th, 2006|Communications, Customer Service, Jacquelyn Lynn, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations|Comments Off on What does your voice mail greeting say about you and your company?
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