True or False? Test
Your Marketing Mastery
by Marcia Yudkin
How much do you know about
what works and what doesn't in attracting
business? For each statement below, decide
whether it's true or false. Click on
"T or F?" to check your answer.
1. If you've
created an effective mailing piece, you should
use it only once. T or F?
2. Always
change your ads when you get tired of them. T or F?
3. On
average, people need to hear from you or about
you seven times before they respond. T or F?
4. You can
sustain a business long-term through publicity
alone. T or F?
5. Low prices
have universal appeal. T or F?
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6. Always
introduce yourself by your occupational title
(dentist, consultant). T or F?
7. Promotional
newsletters are usually worth the investment. T or F?
8. E-mail
advertising to strangers is cheap and effective.
T or F?
9. Sending
"thank you" notes increases your
business. T or F?
10. Once you
have all the business you can handle, you should
stop marketing. T or F?
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