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Showing posts with label Bundling services. Show all posts
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Thursday, 30 September 2010

An essential marketing product for all

In tough times marketing budgets are often hit first which is why Nottingham-based reseller Tim Glynn is hoping industry peers will pick up on a new idea to help generate awareness and sales. 

It’s an online tool called VBook which allows resellers to create a page turning brochure, sales leaflet or newsletter for a fraction of the time and cost it would take to produce a printed version.  Once produced the VBook can be emailed to clients and prospects.  It is also a useful awareness raiser for charity promotions. 

“As a small business I can see many uses,” Said Glynn.  “It also fits in with our Adodo Community initiative raising money for charities and good causes.”  You can trial the VBook using this link:  My VBook

Saturday, 21 August 2010

Bundling is the way forward

Believe it or not whilst we are doing more with technology, it is now costing us less. For the fifth year in a row spending on communications services has decreased.



The average households monthly spend on communication services has fallen 1.7 per cent over the past year to £91.24, as more people choose to buy their services in discounted bundles.


It seems the majority of households and businesses are now turning to one supplier for two or more of their services in order to reduce their costs. In the past, people have been reluctant to put ‘all their eggs into one basket’, whereas now it is the sensible way to save money.


Seventy per cent of people with a bundle said that the main reason for taking a bundle was because it was cheaper.