COMMGiving: What’s “Bad” Media? What’s Media Made Of?

The essential model of media has three parts: the paper & the ink (the printing press plant), the thoughts and ideas (the writer) and the subject matter (perhaps a celeb). Are any of these three components connected to any other part by ownership? Or are they customers of each other? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFxqVhx2AOM

COMMGiving: Rose Colored Glasses

If you provide a service, like a consultant, the impression you make indicates the type of customers you want to attract. Like wise for marketers dressing up a business. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXGOJkubRXI

COMMGiving: Familiar is OK but Valuable is Better

75% of marketing is about creating something valuable, meaning more than zero but not less than zero, that people will miss. The last 25% is selling it for the consumer's support or patronage. A new free Facebook Marketing Guide by Hoostsuite (a marketing automation service) says pretty much the same thing, check that out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lN1k09dH5N0

COMMGiving: ROI, Sales and Opportunities

This advice depends on knowing your final "sales" figures because if you don't you're totally flying in the dark. This also applies to charities and ngos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIR2TOlFJaY

COMMGiving: Trust, Price and Reviews

The worth of being accredited with a seal of trust, which is an expense, or merely having good reviews is in the price that you charge. Higher priced items and services require a more rigorous seal of approval than merely reviews unlike other low priced retail products. The Better Business Bureau also accredits charities too. … Continue reading COMMGiving: Trust, Price and Reviews