Oct 01

5 solid wedding marketing tips to boost your business, NOW!

  1. Develop a simple email newsletter about your business to send to past clients. Be in touch, perhaps quarterly. Past customers are a great source of referrals, but YOU have to stay in touch.
  2. Order Thanksgiving cards, not Christmas cards, and send them to wedding industry contacts. Be the first in your market to touch base for the holiday season. You will stand out, and perhaps receive some December referrals with this strategy.
  3. Identify five great contacts who refer you significant business and take them to lunch or coffee. Talk movies, ask about them, and simply show your appreciation. They’ll ask you about business, just let them bring it up. When they ask about how they can help you, make sure you ask about how you can help them.
  4. Be relentless about giving thanks for referrals. THREE TIMES: When you receive the lead. When you book the business. When you complete the work.
  5. Stoke some great employee morale. Enclose a short thank you note with every paycheck. Give some specific praise about work done during that pay period (i.e. great poise shown with a difficult client, pinch hitting for an ill co-worker, staying late to get some task done, etc.,.). Catch people in the act of doing a good job.

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Andy Ebon
The Wedding Marketing Blog

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Dec 19

New Year’s CardThere are many ways to acknowledge friends and clients at this time of year. My best advice is to be the first, by sending a Thanksgiving card.

If you haven’t send Christmas cards, yet, and still want to, your card will get caught in the crush.

Why not be first, for 2008, by sending a New Year’s Card. You’ll not only stand out by being first, in the New Year. You’ll stand out by by being different. Mail the card on December 31st, and most people will receive it January 2nd or 3rd.

Sometimes procrastinating can get you an even better result. :)

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