5 Ways to Bring in New Business

Published on October 1, 2014
Categories: Business, Shutter Magazine
From the October 2014 edition of Shutter Magazine

5 Ways to Bring in New Business

Marketing any type of business always has one essential goal: to bring in new clients. It can be daunting since it’s a never-ending process. Our efforts sometimes don’t pay off immediately, but instead give us a more long-term yield. That can be disheartening when you need clients now. I’ve found the best way to make sure you have a consistent flow of inquiries is to make sure you’re combining both short- and long-term marketing plans. Here are six ideas to help you formulate your new client campaign.

Long-Term

Creating and sticking to long-term marketing efforts can be time-consuming and a bit tedious at first. However, they’re crucial to establishing a credible brand presence with your audience, and they will yield results over time. (For more on other long-term ventures that yield amazing results, check out my last two articles on the “compound effect.”)

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