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How to rapidly get your business known to your customers

By: Eric R.P.Knieriem

A successful Public Relation Concept

1. Communicate with your costumers through your best products and services.

Public relation is done with what you offer at this very moment. The public relation machine is working, effectively or not for you through your ads, your websites, the brochures you give out and the cold or warm calls you make. The public and your potential costumers see you only through these vehicles. That determines the picture of your business. Which offer is put out is of immense importance.

Some people like to occupy themselves with their descending products and have systematically build a negative attitude for themselves and the public over the past years. The consequence is that the person or the business becomes known through its negative-news.

Become clear over your offer-palette and in order to to base a systematic and easy public relation flow on it, the following matrix will be quite helpful: star-product, rising products, descending products, cash cow.

Descending products are such offers, that only find a very low resonance. One either should revise or abolish it. They eat too much time as well as energies otherwise and cause a strong disappointment.

New-developments, which I call "rising product" should push up to increase a consistently high resonance. A lot of advertisement is needed to get the business going. To do the same (lukewarm) intensity marketing as you do to well running services, is a huge mistake many businesses and entrepreneurs do. Introduced offers or well running services I call milk-cows here. If the picture you put out to the public is scattered, your "newcomer" service or product won`t make it very far! Therefore, rising products need the focused advertisement.

Offers and products, which are introduced and run more or less by them self, are called cash cows here. When a business doesn`t have enough cash cows, the business will be too much tiring, because well running items or services don`t need that much energy, advertisement and so forth on the side of the business-owner.

Look at it this way. In order to do effective public relation a good management is basic.

The star-product needs the best management-qualities. Usually such a product is not existing at all. Why? Because the whole business-system of management, owner, partners and co-workers are wasting their creative resources with descending products or too many new-developments. A star-product, as the word implies, shines by itself and therefore pulls the attention of the public onto itself.

1. Let go of descending products as quickly as you can. If it is worth the price - re-work, re-structure and modernize your offer. 2. Two or three new-developments (rising products) in your pipeline are enough to give constant public relation and advertisement to. 3. Cash cows should be established with an easy advertisement campaign. 4. The star-product draws a lot of attention to your business. Please keep in mind to limit yourself to only one star-product.

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