Business Comes To The Expert: A Proactive Marketing Plan For Professional Practice Firms by Brenda R
BUSINESS COMES TO THE EXPERT will help professional practice firms create a marketing plan, manage it on a daily basis, and drive business to the firm. The process outlined in BUSINESS COMES TO THE EXPERT relies on a simple management tool the to-do list to develop tasks, identify responsible parties, set deadlines, and create agendas and milestones. Authors Brenda Richards and Kathleen Soldati instruct readers on how to use a firm s greatest asset its knowledge to signal that it has what the market is seeking. Through knowledge management, a firm can draw business to its door by capturing prospects attention with story ideas. By signaling to would-be clients I know what you want and I"ve got it, firms will capture a marketing advantage that ultimately drives success.
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| Description | How does a firm go beyond simply answering requests for proposals and take charge of its marketing? By using the knowledge and skill that are readily available to them, architecture, engineering, planning, interior design, construction, and other professional practices can become go-to service providers. BUSINESS COMES TO THE EXPERT: A Proactive Marketing Plan for Professional Practice Firms instructs readers in new ways of thinking about marketing. They also get the strategies and tools they need to put these concepts into practice. BUSINESS COMES TO THE EXPERT will help professional practice firms create a marketing plan, manage it on a daily basis, and drive business to the firm. The process outlined in BUSINESS COMES TO THE EXPERT relies on a simple management tool the to-do list to develop tasks, identify responsible parties, set deadlines, and create agendas and milestones. Authors Brenda Richards and Kathleen Soldati instruct readers on how to use a firm s greatest asset its knowledge to signal that it has what the market is seeking. Through knowledge management, a firm can draw business to its door by capturing prospects attention with story ideas. By signaling to would-be clients I know what you want and I"ve got it, firms will capture a marketing advantage that ultimately drives success. |
