Thursday, May 15, 2014

Perfume Marketing: How do you find profitable opportunities?

    Some people make and sell their own perfume because they love to make and sell their own perfume.

    Others make and sell their own perfume because, for them, it has become a way to make money.

    Either way -- for love or for money -- your satisfaction is increased dramatically when your sales power up.

    There are many ways to sell perfume. Today, for perfume, there are many markets, and more are being discovered. You may have already scoped out a profitable market for your perfume, but wouldn't you like to get tips about possibilities you might never have discovered on your own?

    The "future" of perfume marketing -- which is still wide open to smaller companies and creative individuals -- will depend upon the individual marketer's ability to discover niches which they can "own" in the sense that they can thrive there without being bumped out of that market by a larger, richer, competitor.

    In our Perfume Strategies newsletter we mine for strategies that could be made relevant to perfume marketers. We dissect and analyze these ideas and present them as possible frameworks for profitable new business plans. Our Perfume Strategies newsletter is a service to members of our Perfume Makers & Marketers Club and is reserved for "members only."

    In our new "Perfume Strategies You Missed This Month" newsletter we give you a -- free -- synopsis of what we reported in Perfume Strategies that month. It's a great way to get a taste of our Perfume Strategies newsletter without it costing you a cent.

    And, even in this short version, you might find perfume marketing ideas that can be quite profitable for you.

    You can receive "Perfume Strategies You Missed This Month" by signing up here.

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