Do You Want to Totally Dominate Your Industry and Local Market?

By Shea EllisonJune 9, 2014

TOTAL MARKET DOMINATION

We have finally posted our long awaited 4-CD audio program “TOTAL Market Domination” and if you haven’t heard it yet and you are committed to being the BEST company in your industry and local market, you owe it to yourself to listen to the entire set.

There is enough business in your market right now that you could easily triple your revenue in the next year. Please pay close attention for the next several minutes because I am going to share some eye-opening information that can totally change the future of your business. I’m not blowing smoke. It’s the real deal and I’m going share some very specific information that will sincerely provide you the opportunity to double or even triple the revenue for your local business this year.

Here’s the shocker: Everything you have ever learned about marketing is erroneous… it’s wrong.

I’m going to walk you through the ten point marketing system named “The Total Market Domination Program” that will give you such an advantage over your competition that you will totally dominate in your local market. However, before I explain each of the ten points in The Total Domination Program, I’d like to take just a minute or two to explain to you what makes Strategic Marketing Consultants truly unique amongst marketing agencies and why it matters to you.

Here’s what you need to know before we dive in. Do you know the difference between Strategic Marketing vs. Tactical Marketing?

Strategic Marketing has to do with what you say, how you say it and who you say it to. In other words, it’s the content of your marketing message.

Tactical Marketing is the execution of your strategic marketing plan as far as generating leads, placing media, creating marketing tools and implementing a follow-up system. In other words, it’s the medium your message is delivered in.

The distinction between Strategic and Tactical Marketing is huge. Most people mistakenly assume that when you talk about marketing that you’re automatically talking about Tactical Marketing – placing ads, generating leads, sending out mailers, attending trade shows, creating brochures, implementing a follow-up system and so forth. They fail to realize that the strategic side of the coin – what you say, how you say it and who you say it to – is nearly always MORE important than the marketing medium WHERE you say it.