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The Grand Season Publications has been connecting businesses with customers via Direct Mail magazine advertising since 2000. We reach over 105,000 homes each month with our entertaining magazines, with a readership of up to 200,000. It's the best way to target Active Adult homeowners! You pick your zones and we do the rest!
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"Marketing.....a necessity in this day and age through different platforms. Look to Lana at Grand..."
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"Marketing.....a necessity in this day and age through different platforms. Look to Lana at Grand Seasons Publications for help in this arena. "
"Lana is very professional and someone who wants to help."
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Reaching 105,000 homes targeted toward adults age 50+ with a focus on higher income neighborhoods.
From time to time, we have opportunities for Special Placement within our magazines. We are also offering an Insert option to really capture the r...
The Dinner and a Movie Puzzle is a monthly crossword puzzle featured in The Grand Season magazine. We like to keep things fun for our readers AND ...
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"Joe has brought JOY to Surprise! Delicious Handel's Homemade Ice Cream! It is so creamy and..."
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"Joe has brought JOY to Surprise! Delicious Handel's Homemade Ice Cream! It is so creamy and yummy! They have a TON of flavor options and the scoops are generous! You MUST go get yourself some! In Surprise just south of Greenway on Cotton Ln (just west of loop 303). YUM YUM YUM!"
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I am guilty! I have been shopping online more, but I intend to do as much local shopping this holiday season as possible. Small Business Saturday is November 28th. Remind your customers! I especially like suggestion #1 in this article...let your customers know how important their business is...
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I am guilty! I have been shopping online more, but I intend to do as much local shopping this holiday season as possible. Small Business Saturday is November 28th. Remind your customers! I especially like suggestion #1 in this article...let your customers know how important their business is to you and the impact it makes to your family, your employees, and the local community. In The Grand Season magazines this month, we are including a small article about this specific topic.
If your business is the type that keeps customers' addresses or other contact information, send them a personal note thanking them for past support and reminding them how important their patronage has been to you and your business. Thanksgiving is the perfect time to do this! If you are in the Phoenix Northwest Valley and would like some extra help promoting your business, let me know. I would be happy to help you get your business name out into our community through our direct mail magazines! Best wishes for your business for a successful holiday season and upcoming new year!
I believe the correct answer is "All of the Above". Every person is different. If you have a broad demographic of potential customers, you will be dealing with many different personality types. One person will be attracted by your letter, while another prefers emails. One person will be quick...
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I believe the correct answer is "All of the Above". Every person is different. If you have a broad demographic of potential customers, you will be dealing with many different personality types. One person will be attracted by your letter, while another prefers emails. One person will be quick to shut you down over the phone and the next will be open to listening to what you have to offer. Follow-up is the key! Send 20 personal letters. Follow-up 10 days later with a phone call. Follow-up 3 days later with an email. If they don't respond to one method, then they may to another...and in the course of these 3 (or more) contacts, they will begin to feel more connected to your name/brand. Simply sending out 20 personal letters will likely result in zero sales. Put in the extra effort and you will see results.
If you are a small home based business you can start by taking samples to wedding planners and florists. Network in person and online with photographers and cake designers and bridal stores. Participate in local bridal expos and vendor events. Once you are established more, you can set a...
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If you are a small home based business you can start by taking samples to wedding planners and florists. Network in person and online with photographers and cake designers and bridal stores. Participate in local bridal expos and vendor events. Once you are established more, you can set a marketing budget and find some wedding or family publications to advertise in. Best wishes!
