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DOES DIY WORK?
Web Updates, Email Marketing, Meta
Tags, Tweeting, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google
Ads... it takes so much to grow a business, who has time
left to manage it? You don’t have a fortune to spend on
outside services so you try a Do-it-Yourself approach.
The reality is, you can’t do it all yourself without
losing quality performance in one area or the other.
Small businesses want a contact that provides
professional logo, web and print design work where
needed, while maintaining much of their marketing and
printing in-house… a contact with reasonable prices.
PASS is that contact!
Contact us:
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In-House or
Do-it-Yourself Marketing
Stand Out! Budget restrictions may preclude having a marketing department or
dedicated public relations person. You may rely on administrative
personnel to produce necessary marketing materials. PASS is adept at
filling in the gaps.
How can
"in-house" marketing help you?
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First, a
review is made of current, usable materials.
For example, are good quality photographs available?
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Then,
current needs are established along with wish-list items that will
encourage name recognition. Do you require
folders, brochures, stationary, packaging, labeling?
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A program
to foster further growth is established.
Special mailings of postcards or newsletters may be scheduled.
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Our staff
works hand-in-glove with yours. PASS may catalogue a file of photographs,
letters, resumes, copy and publications to be used by your own staff
as needed.
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Responsibilities to follow up the plan are defined.
With the help of a word-processing or desktop
publishing program, anyone can draw from these files to produce
quality materials. All that is required is periodic updating to keep
the files current and fresh.
As a result, everything produced by your staff has
a coordinated, consistent appearance that will soon be instantly
recognized as identifying you. At the same time, your reliance on
outside services is reduced. Of course, PASS is still available
to assist with more difficult assignments.
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2012
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2012
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2011
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2011
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