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The
Bottom Line On Us
Our bottom line is your bottom line. We increase the sales and
profits of our client companies by 25% to 2,000%… guaranteed!
Booth Morgan Marketing Innovation is the recognized leader in the disciplines
of Marketing Fusion™ and Commercial Creativity™, methodologies of ideation,
commercialization and marketing statistically validated to increase sales
and profits of small and mid-size companies and professional firms by
25% to 2,000%.
Marketing Fusion is a powerful business building process that involves
three steps:
MARKETING INNOVATION - Say Something Great: Every business
can Say Something Great about itself and the products, services and experiences
it offers to a defined target audience. This step involves identifying
your most promising, most profitable customers and customer groups, and
the MVP (Matchless Value Proposition)™ that will clearly distinguish you
from your competition. In most cases, this step requires some level of
innovation to either sharpen or enrich your MVP. Ninety-five percent of
American companies and professional practices could increase their sales
5% to 15% by working through this step alone.
MARKETING STRATEGY - Say It Well: Customers don't have the time,
energy or attention span to decipher implied or obscure benefit communications.
Today, because of the deluge of marketing messages customers are exposed
to, and the general level of skepticism in the marketplace, there is a
need for direct, bold, unambiguous communication. The second step of the
Marketing Fusion process ensures that the communications that support
your MVP measure up against the three universal predictors of marketplace
viability.
MARKETING FULFILLMENT - Say It Often: At a given point in time,
less than 2% of any target audience is in "purchase mode." This means
that having your marketing message intersect with a member of your target
audience at precisely the right time is 98% improbable. This being the
case, an effective system for regularly communicating with your target
audience is needed. Step three involves identifying the channels and frequency
of communications that will have the customers in your target audience
recall your MVP at the precise moment their latent need becomes a patent
need.
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