Listen to this interview and you’ll find out how a local printing company in Naples, Florida uses a blog to generate more leads.
Key points you’ll learn:
- How prospective clients find your business better with a blog
- What to put on your small business blog
- How to establish yourself as the trusted expert in your niche
- How to repurpose your blog materials for other marketing materials
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ABOUT BLASE CIABATON:
Blase is VP of Sales & Marketing for Naples PrintSource. Blase has established himself as an expert in the field of direct mail & mailing list procurement. His passion for these topics led him to establish the company blog, www.TheDirectMailMan.com, which is devoted to addressing the most commonly asked questions by PR & Marketing professionals, nonprofits and small businesses.
Blase is sought after as a speaker for the topics of printing, direct mail marketing, and fundraising for nonprofits; he has presented to audiences at the Community Foundation of Collier County, the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, and the local chapter of PRSA (Public Relations Society of America), among others. Blase also writes for The Bloggers’ Bulletin.
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Sincerely,
Doug Stewart
“Giving You the Power to Fight the Big Boys!”
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