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How to make contact with previously unreached potential customers

There are many ways to make contact with previously unreached potential customers. When you are creating your marketing plan you should keep in mind that you need to plan ways to get in contact with customers that you might have missed with your original marketing plan. A great way to reach your potential customers is to create ads and place them in a variety of mediums, such as television, radio, podcasts, magazines, etc. Another way to get in contact with unreachable customers is through internet marketing, internet marketing open ups the possibilities of marketing to a whole new level.

Here are some other tips on how to reach previous unreachable potential customers.


Tip one:
Make your potential customers feel special. With our busy life style and wanting to get the lowest prices personalized customer service has gone the way of the high road. But the thing is customers still want to be recognized. By taking a little bit of time and possibly spending a few extra pennies you can make your customers and potential customers feel special. This is a simple task to complete, for example you can send them a personal thank you note or enclose a small gift in with their purchase. With your potential customers you can try to get some personal information from them by asking for their name when they inquire about information on your product.

Tip two:
Combine business with pleasure by planning an event for a charity that you like. By doing this you are going to meet lots of new people and can get a chance to promote your business which can bring you more customers. At the same time you are able to prove your leadership skills which can cause people to have more confidence in your company, which can lead to word of mouth referrals.

Tip three:
Send out newsletters through both email and regular mail. In these newsletters be sure to include stuff that your potential clients will be interested in. You should include your current promotions, tips on using your products or services, and be sure to personalize the newsletter by giving your customer something special, like a certain percent off their next purchase or a free gift with their next purchase.

Tip four:
Provide something to help the customer stay at your place of business longer. For example IKEA and other malls provide free child care or low cost child care so that parents can spend a longer amount of time finding what they want without having to worry about kids. If you have a business online you can offer customers certain incentives to return again such as free shipping for return customers, discounts, etc. What you are trying to do here is get your customers to come back and spend their money at your place of business.

Tip five:
Contact your local media about doing reviews of your business. Editorials and reviews carry far more weight in marketing then paid advertisements do. People who write these reviews are reporting what they have discovered about your business which can help draw in even more customers. For example a restaurant that gets a five star review will most likely get more customers from the newspaper than a similar restaurant that only got a two star review.

Just keep in mind the more marketing techniques that you employ in your marketing plan the more potential customers you are going to be able to reach. If your business is already established you should take a look at your current marketing plan to see what changes you can make to reach even more potential customers.

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