2013 Weird & Wacky Holiday Marketing Guide

by Ginger Marks, Wendy VanHatten (Editor)

Overview

Wildly entertaining and thought-provoking. The Weird & Wacky Holiday Marketing Guide is your
answer to your business’marketing delimma.

If you’re up to the challenge and plan to promote your business then this book is a “must have”resource for you.

Within the covers you will be delighted by the ideas and solutions provided to assist you in your business marketing planning.

Be sure to keep it handy as you will find yourself referring to it often throughout the year.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015850871
Publisher:	DocUmeant Publishing
Publication date:	11/16/2012
Series:	Weird & Wacky Holiday Marketing Guide , #5
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Ginger Marks is a 30+ year vetran of buisness savvy. Having owned and operated several successful businesses during her career lends well to her ability to help you succeed in your business marketing planning. Her talent as a designer and publisher have earned her the 2012 New York Award in the Publishing Consultants & Services category by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA) and her place in the Covington’s Who’s Who.

Ginger lives in Florida with her husband and thhe neighborhooed kcat she fondly calls Miss Kitty.

Editorial Reviews

Having been involved in marketing as a sales manager and business owner, I rave when I run across books like the 2013 Weird & Wacky Holiday Marketing Guide. When you can do marketing around things like the Say Something Nice Day, Lips Appreciation Day (fav)just to name a few, it makes marketing FUN! More important, when marketing is FUN, it is likely to not only get done, but be effective too. Get this book which is renewed each year. I plan to give one to every one to all my clients!

in book - Terry Minion

In sharing her experience Ginger Marks has led many entrepreneurs to achieve tremendous success. The tools that so many of us require can be as simple as this incredible book that gives us opportunities to “touch” our clients. The more you touch your clients, the closer you keep them, which translates into loyalty, and loyalty translates into sales. As an entrepreneur, we need to stay close to our clients and with this wonderful book, we can feel good about reaching out to them.

in book - Helen Georgaklis