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7/30/2004:
When a consumer
goes out to buy, there has to be a reason your product is
picked, rather than the other products on the shelf.
One of the most effective ways to accomplish this is a
value-added marketing plan.
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A VALUABLE
MARKETING PLAN GIVING THE
CUSTOMER A REASON TO BUY |
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By Bob Dennis |
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Why Should They Buy?
You're not
going to get the consumer to spend rent money on your new
music release. The consumer has decided to spend some money
this week at the local retailer. This is part of one's
"disposable income." All the rest of this week's paycheck is
committed to more important things like rent, food and pocket
change to buy drinks for girls at the club this weekend.
There has to be a reason that your product is picked up for
purchase, over the other releases on the shelf. As a
"local" release you have a tremendous disadvantage of having
your product right next to a national hit artist's new
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