You don’t have to tell us; we know that marketing your Las Vegas business can be tough. That’s because there’s a whole lot of good competition out there, and about a zillion and a half directions to take your marketing. With all of that, how do you make YOUR business stand out in Las Vegas? Well, good marketing!
Our top tips to revitalize your marketing efforts:
Keep Your Business and Messaging Relevant: Especially in urban hubs like Las Vegas, things can change quickly. What’s important to your customers today may be old news by tomorrow. That’s why you need a constant finger on the pulse of current events and pop culture. As soon as you are out of touch, so is your business – and so is your bottom line.
Be Consistent: Nothing undermines your goal to create a strong brand like inconsistency. Whether you’re hosting a product launch party, creating a billboard ad, or forming your own Facebook fan page or Twitter account, your messaging, image, and tone of voice should remain consistent. This is how you built resonance among your customers and potential customers.
Be Daring: Let’s face it; you do business in Las Vegas, and markets don’t get much more daring than this. To compete in this space, your Las Vegas marketing needs to be bold, memorable, and even a little provocative. Trying something new and Avant-garde can be nerve-racking, but it can also pay off big time.
Keep Your Promises: If you’re going to market yourselves as the best, or hippest company around, you need to be prepared to deliver on that promise. If your marketing message is all about the personalized service and customer-is-always-right attitude, then your sales staff should be willing to walk the walk. The best way to lose a newly won customer is to disappoint them with broken promises.
Having grown up the son of a marketer, the skills of the trade are pumping through his blood. When you couple that with his programming and computer knowledge, you get an explosive combination. Kenny has been an avid digital marketer for over 9 years now, often being the first to recognize the hottest trends coming to the market.
In his free time, Kenny loves downhill mountain biking. He calls it his "old man sport" since BMX was what he did as a teenager and it's not quite as easy to ride those little bikes anymore. Kenny is also a huge technology enthusiast, specifically when it comes to Apple products - did someone say, fanboy? Those close to him are often asking for help solving tech-related problems which often results with them saying, "man, you can fix anything!"
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