Hi guys,
my business venture is starting to take off, and its going very well as far as early stage development of the software and planning, and I now have some initial seed money which should be good for a year with my current stock of employees. But Ive noticed, my marketing plan is a huge black hole.
Basically, my company is a service/education company, catering to college level and under down to 7th grade. Does anyone have some good tips on writing a marketing plan for my company? Obviously Im writing it myself, but I just need some good tips from those who have done it before- whats important to include, what might be some good areas to concentrate on being on the internet and being an e-biz as opposed to brick and mortar? what are some good "do not do this" kind of stuff, if any?
Any input would be awesome, I dont have an MBA so Im just learning all this stuff as I go. I have some books on it too which help a lot, but I wanted to get a take from seasoned pros that are doing it as well.
thank you!
my business venture is starting to take off, and its going very well as far as early stage development of the software and planning, and I now have some initial seed money which should be good for a year with my current stock of employees. But Ive noticed, my marketing plan is a huge black hole.
Basically, my company is a service/education company, catering to college level and under down to 7th grade. Does anyone have some good tips on writing a marketing plan for my company? Obviously Im writing it myself, but I just need some good tips from those who have done it before- whats important to include, what might be some good areas to concentrate on being on the internet and being an e-biz as opposed to brick and mortar? what are some good "do not do this" kind of stuff, if any?
Any input would be awesome, I dont have an MBA so Im just learning all this stuff as I go. I have some books on it too which help a lot, but I wanted to get a take from seasoned pros that are doing it as well.
thank you!
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