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Assign marketing budgets that break the bank!
That's right, break the bank with profit. Profit is achieved by maximising your margin on increased sales. Spending money on marketing wisely will mean your costs can be contained, while sales revenues increase. But how do you do that? This article discusses why measurement of everything, marketing that you do, is so vital.

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Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners Are You Worth At Least $100 an Hour
What is your time worth as an entrepreneur or small business owner? Are you really saving money by wearing all those hats from administrative to Internet marketing? As an entrepreneur or a small business owner, do you honestly believe that you are worth at least $100 per hour? If you said No or I am not sure, then you maybe this article may help you to re-evaluate your own worth a you look forward to growing your business.

7 tips to help you charge what you are worth
If you are not already charging what you are worth—ask yourself why aren’t you? Here are 7 tips to help you charge what you are worth.
SELF WORTH: ARE YOU WORTHY?
A personal reflection on self worth - and how you can start looking at your own self worth and begin changing it. How you perceive yourself will impact on how others see you too. Ultimately how successful you become is dependant on what you level of success you believe you are worth of.

Do You Put Your Customers First?
Customer centricity - being customer centric - seems to be one of the buzz words again in business circles. Being truly customer centric means looking at your business from your customers' perspective. But what does it mean & is it worth it?

Calculating Customer Lifetime Value
Do you know what an average customer is truly worth to your company? By calculating your Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), you'll be able to answer that question. CLV is the amount of profit a customer delivers to your company for as long as the customer is buying from you. It's typically calculated as the net present value (the value in today's dollars) of the profit you'll earn from all of a customer's purchases over time.

Lifetime Value of a Customer is Unlimited
Maybe you’ve heard of this term that some marketers use called “Lifetime Value.” The idea is to calculate what a customer might be worth over the course of doing business with you perhaps for years as opposed to a single transaction. The determination of this number might change the way you look at how much you are willing to invest to get each new customer.
Customer Service in Japan
When travelling to Japan it is hard not to notice the politeness of the people, especially in the shops, malls, restaurants and other businesses. It is well worth a look at how and why they seem to have or at least present perfect customer service. We could learn a lot from them!
Making Sense of Customer Value
Your business could be worth much more than you think! Understanding the true value of your customer, can give you valuable information about what you might spend on both retaining existing customers and acquiring new ones.
Profitability - Pricing Strategies to Make Money
At a meeting the other day, a marketing consultant opened her talk by asking the group, "What are you worth?" She went on to discuss all the different ways we minimize our worth or discount our value in desperate attempts to close the sale. After all the pitfalls of pricing and selling were laid out, she closed the talk by asking again, "What are you worth?" The responses around the room were very entertaining as people began to realize or give themselves permission to adjust their prices to make a profit!

On pricing power
If you’re not getting paid what you’re worth, there are only two possible reasons: 1. People don’t know what you’re worth, or 2. You’re not (currently) worth as much as you believe
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