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Welcome to
How to Build Your Business
and Win Clients
Session 2
Marketing Approaches
That Work for You
Presented By:
Ken Hablow
KH Graphics
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
To Really Command Attention…
How you Present
Your Company
is as Important
as What You
Have to Present
November 19, 2001
Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Today’s Agenda
 Marketing Concepts
 Tactical
 Strategic
 Image
 Personal Marketing
 Getting Published
 Speaking
 Networking
 Alliances
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 Print & Media
 Corporate ID
 Collateral material
 Publications
 Internet & Electronic
 E-Zine
 Web Site
 Email
Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Function
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Market Research
Direct Marketing
Online Marketing
Trade Shows
Public Relations
Collateral Material
Advertising
Lead Management
Measurement
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Process
 Direct Mail, Print
 Seminars
 Digital
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Email, Web site, Banner
Ads, Links
 Case Studies, White
Papers
 Speaking
 Database Management
Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Tactical Marketing
 Define your USP
 Identify your market
 Generate marketing
ideas
 Plan your concept
development
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 Forecast your financial
analysis
 Create a corporate ID
 Prepare your market
entry strategy
 Listen
Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Make marketing decisions that:
 Satisfy your target customers’ needs
 Help them achieve their organizational
goals and objectives
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www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Strategic Marketing
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Understand emerging business trends
Define your value-based market
Create a focus
Plot your organizational development
DO competitive analysis
Develop communication & collateral materials
Talk to the decision maker
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Strategic Planning
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Be aware of industry and economic changes
Understand buyer’s pain
Know your client’s buy cycle
Analyze business problems to better
formulate marketing strategy
 Research client’s needs
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Reasons People Buy
What to look for
What they want
 Need
 Desire
 Emotion
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www.khgraphics.com
Security
Integrity
Quality
Service
Value
Price
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
What’s Out – What’s In
Out
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In
Quick
Fast
Rapid
Out of the box
Paradigm shifting
First to market
Cutting Edge
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www.khgraphics.com
Adaptive
Reliable
Consistent
Value
Risk reduction
Sustained profitability
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Plan For Action
 Plan for the Decision Maker
Do not waste time on someone who has no authority to buy.
 Limit Your Message
Leave the prospect a reason to ask questions.
 Include a Call To Action
Ask for the order or you will never get it.
 Include an Incentive
When necessary, entice a response
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Image Marketing
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Know your key differentiators
Stick to your Position Statement
Create perceived value in your marketing
Project your problem solving features
Stay focused
Build value over time
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Perceived Value
Your perceived value to a prospective
client is enhanced by the quality
of the image you project.
Consistency of follow-up, performance
and presentation; all work to project
a well focused and organized business.
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Personal Marketing
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Get published
Create speaking engagements
Network
Build alliances
Be verbal — Communicate!
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Communications
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Plan for your client’s needs
Create a biography – not a resume
Use problem/solution – not features/benefits
Gather testimonials
Do not sell, let the client buy
Plan to integrate print and electronic
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
“New Marketing”
“In a skeptical, media-saturated age, it isn't enough
to get the consumer's attention or approval;
companies with a product to sell need to gain the
consumer's complicity in the marketing process.
To that end, marketers must emphasize passion,
authenticity and honesty, and de-emphasize hype,
intrusion and image.”
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Print/Media/Direct Marketing
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Corporate ID – business card, letterhead, etc.
Collateral material – brochures, flyers, etc.
Newsletter – consistent, professional
Media advertising – trade journals, newsletters
White papers – published, handouts, mailers
Direct mail – letters, postcards, thank you notes
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Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
By The Numbers
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Printed Materials —5-10 seconds to make an impression
Print Ad — 5% of buying decisions are made at the headline
E-Mail — 1-2 seconds to look at the subject line.
Web site — 10-15 seconds on the opening page
Sales Presentation — the sale is made or lost in the first 5
minutes
 Personal Contacts — 5-6 contacts to make a sale
November 19, 2001
Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
For an Effective Marketing Plan,
Know…
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your goals and objectives,
your market audience,
the sales channels,
The client’s “pain,”
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the solution you provide,
your value proposition,
the sales cycle,
how to present your story,
 When to ask for the order!
November 19, 2001
Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com
How to Build Your Business & Win Clients
Because you never get a second chance
to make a first impression…
Articles on the Web site:
The New Paradigm: Back To Basics
2001 - A Marketing Odyssey
Writing to be Read
November 19, 2001
www.khgraphics.com
[email protected]
Ken Hablow
www.khgraphics.com