October 2008
Intermediate to advanced
192 pages
3h 41m
English
Each time someone touches your product, you incur a cost.
Build it and they will come. That rarely happens. Not only do you need a marketing program, but also a plan to get your product into the marketplace and in the hands of your customers.
1. Sell your product through retail distribution into real brick and mortar stores (B&M) where your potential customers shop. This requires working with distributors that provide the products to the stores.
2. Supply your product to a marketing company that has established marketing and distribution channels.
3. Sell over the Internet, using both your own site and those of others. This is becoming an increasingly popular ...
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