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Setting up hosting, installing CMS, installing plugins
Setting the theme of the site, menu, widgets
Adaptive for any device design
Filling the site with the information provided: contacts, articles, information about us, etc. (no more than 5 pages)
Setting the feedback form
Installing SiteMap to improve search engine indexing
Technical support site for 1 month (no more than 1 hour during this period, including initial training)
***The contents of the tariff can be changed, the package can be fully individualised.
What a scary name!
Any ideas what may be behind these words?
Cosa Nostra? Al Capone?
No, No, No!
Killer For Hire – School Of Marketing
Just an exterminator company – Pest Controls Service. Funny? Definitely!
Just imagine: you find a cockroach and start yelling:
Call the Killer! Call the Killer!
Who do you think will arrive first – company representative or police?!
Probably, not the worst name for the insect-killing company, but…
Something tells me that it is not the best Naming example.
Name your business Carefully and Properly!
Good Luck!
Hello everyone!
This virus changed our life dramatically. And, of course, it is changing the way we do business. Many people around the world now locked in there houses/apartments, others have different restrictions, some businesses closed by the government.
We decided to help you to survive during these hard times. That is why we start this topic –
Anti-Virus Business Ideas
Here we will share with you ideas for business that will help you to overcome this world crisis.
Today we’ll start with FITNESS.
Anti-Virus Business Ideas – Fitness – Infinite Profit
All around the world fitness clubs are among the businesses that shut down in the first place. How to survive? What should business owners and fitness instructors do?
The answer is simple – online fitness classes.
What do you need for this? Spare room at home, video camera or laptop with camera and program for video chat, like Skype or a similar one.
You define dates and time for group training, send it to your existing customers and inviting new ones (through social media, emails, etc.) and start online training.
The payment you can receive through PayPal or charge the client’s credit cards.
On top of group training, you can also do individual lessons for people who not “closed on quarantine”.
You save your existing clients, attract new ones, you will not get bored during lockdown time and earn money to pay bills.
Start reorienting your business today to reap the benefits of success tomorrow.
Good luck!
P.S. Have any questions regarding this idea? Have a different business and don’t know how to survive during crisis/lockdown? Don’t hesitate to ask us! We are here to help you to go through hard times. All our consultations and ideas are FREE!
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Local, National and International Moves
Interesting idea: why not get your share of dividends from this world-famous name?
Jean Claude Van Man – School Of Marketing – Infinite Profit
Let’s put aside copyright issues (maybe, Jean-Claude their relative). But try to recall his films. He crushes all around including people, buildings, furniture.
Do you want to entrust your personal belongings to this man?
Do you want him to move your furniture?
At one blow?
Are you sure?
I would prefer someone not so famous but more trustful in moving business. This is a good example when a well-known name may do you very bad service.
Think, think, think.
Not always all means are good
Today we’ll talk about local groceries. You, guys, will be our last outpost, you will be closed last. But at this stage you have to compete with supermarkets.
What to do?
Anti-virus business ideas – Grocery – Infinite Profit
There are a couple of useful ideas:
Start taking internet or phone orders. Customer calls you (or go to the very simple website even without payment option), make an order and then just come and pick it up. Don’t have to wait, communicate with others, just pay and go.
Local same-day delivery. It may take several days for the supermarket to deliver the customer’s order. Your order will be ready and deliver same day.
Be projective. Talk to your local customers – you know many of them personally. Try to understand what and when they need and be ready to provide fresh produce.
Connect with farmers to have every day fresh products: milk, meat, fruit and vegetables. Become a real friend to your local community. In tough times people trust their friends more.
Good luck!
P.S. Have any questions regarding this idea? Have a different business and don’t know how to survive during crisis/lockdown? Don’t hesitate to ask us! We are here to help you to go through hard times. All our consultations and ideas are FREE!
In difficult times, the fittest survives. But one in the field is not a warrior. You need a close-knit team that fully supports and shares the goals and objectives of the business. Only all together can you survive and win.
But don’t forget – you are the Captain! You are the main decision-maker. You and only you know the way out. And you have to show this way to your team, explain to them the logic of your decisions and support them all the way.
It will not be the easy way. All of you – you and your team – have to sacrifice something in order to WIN! But it is your business and you know WHY you have to sacrifice things. It is not so obvious to your team. They are just people who work with and for you, help you to achieve YOUR goals and receiving a salary for this. (Of course, there are exceptions, but this is a general trend.) WHY should they sacrifice something? Work for less money, work extended hours, do some jobs they didn’t do previously? Those questions are very tough. And you have to answer these questions, explain to your team WHY and HOW LONG they have to suffer.
Here are some steps you can take at the start of your journey to build team spirit:
Explain the current situation and ask for help;
Show you ready to go plan to overcome current difficulties;
Explain to each team member his role and area of responsibility;
Divide the whole way into short stages where you can check: what was done, what goals do you achieve and what are the weak points;
Set clear deadlines of every stage;
Implement a motivation scheme – how the working conditions will change as the tasks are completed;
Be in touch with all your team members all the time: your door should be open 24/7.
This is just a small list of measures that MUST be introduced in the company. The rest are mostly individual and depends on the size of the team, type of business and situation on your market. But again, don’t forget THE MAIN thing – you and your team must be ONE! Never sacrifice the team. Your team is your lifebuoy. And treat your team accordingly.
Good Luck on your way!
Meanwhile, if you need some help or advice, don’t hesitate to send us your questions at profit@infinityofprofit.com or give us a call on 0466 593 676.
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Hello, world!
In our days the simplest way to say HELLO to the whole world is Facebook. We assume that you have your personal page inside this powerful tool – Facebook, you know what it is and enjoy your communication with friends and relatives.
But today we talk about your personal Business Page. This is the page for your business. Your business is your baby. You create it, you raise it, you care about it! Now you need to create a special page for your baby and start to promote it.
Great! Let’s show your pride to the whole bunch of your potential customers.
Step 1. Sign Up
Go to facebook.com/business and click Create a Page in the top right-hand corner. You’ll be greeted with several business type options including local business or place, brand or product, and cause or community. Select the type of business you’re creating the Facebook Page for. If your business type falls into more than one of the category options, choose the one your customers are most likely to think of when they think about your business.
Types of FB Page Businesses – School Of Marketing
When you click on a business type, a box will open asking for a few further details, like the name of your business, your address, and your Page category. Categories are basically sub-types within the larger business category you’ve already chosen. When you start typing in the category field, you’ll see a list of potential category options to choose from.
Name and Address FB page – School Of Marketing
When you’re ready, click Get Started. Note that doing so indicates your acceptance of Facebook’s terms and conditions for Business Pages, so you might want to check those out before you proceed.
Step 2. Images
Next, you’ll upload images for your Facebook Page. It’s important to create a good visual first impression, so choose wisely here. Make sure the photos you choose to align with your brand and are easily identifiable with your business.
Profile Image
You’ll upload your profile image first. This image accompanies your business name in search results and when you interact with users, and also appears on the top left of your Facebook Page.
If you’re a big brand, using your logo is probably a safe way to go. If you’re a celebrity or public figure, a picture of your face will work like a charm. And if you’re a local business, maybe a well-shot image of your signature offering is what will allow a potential follower or customer to make the connection immediately.
Your profile picture will appear as a square on your Facebook Page but will be cropped to a circle in ads and posts, so don’t put any critical details in the corners. Once you’ve chosen a great one, click Upload Profile Picture.
Cover Picture
Now it’s time to choose your cover image, the most prominent image on your Facebook Business Page. This image should capture the essence of your brand and convey your brand personality. It will display at 820 x 312 pixels on desktop or 640 x 360 pixels on mobile. The image must be at least 400 pixels wide and 150 tall.
Once you’ve selected an appropriate image, click Upload a Cover Photo.
Cover images FB page – School Of Marketing
Step 3 Welcome Tour
Congratulations! Your page is alive. At this point, you’ll be prompted to take a quick walk-through of a few features. Unless you’re already well aware of how Facebook Business Pages operate, we recommend clicking through the prompts, just so you know where everything is. It only takes a few seconds.
Welcome tour FB page – School Of Marketing
Of course, while the skeleton of the Facebook Page for your business is now in place, you’ve still got some work to do before you share it with your audience.
Step 4 Description
This is your opportunity to tell people about your business. It should be just a couple of sentences (maximum 155 characters), so there’s no need to get too elaborate here. Click Add a Short Description, then just share what your customers need to know as clearly and concisely as possible. You can add a longer description later on.
FB Page description – School Of Marketing
Click Save when you’re done.
Step 5. Your name – Username
Your Username also called your vanity URL, is how you’ll tell people where to find you on Facebook. Your username can be up to 50 characters long, but don’t use extra characters just because you can. You want it to be easy to type and easy to remember. Your business name or some obvious variation of it is a safe bet.
Click Create a Username for Your Page to set up your vanity URL.
Create Username FB Page – School Of Marketing
Click Create Username when you’re done. A box will pop up showing you the links people can use to connect with your business on Facebook and Facebook Messenger.
Username Done FB Page – School Of Marketing
Click OK to continue filling in your Facebook for business Page details.
Step 6 Your Personal Business Information –
About Section
While you might be tempted to leave the details for later, it’s important to fill out all of the fields in your Facebook Page’s “About” section right from the start. As Facebook is often the very first place a customer goes to get information about you, having it all it is extremely important. If someone is looking for a business that’s open till 9 and can’t find this information on your Page, they’ll surely keep looking until they find another place that’s more forthcoming.
It’s also a good idea to list information about your Facebook Messenger protocol, such as your customer service reps’ online hours and estimated response time.
To get started, click About in the left-hand menu of your Facebook Page.
From this screen, you can add or edit your specific business details, like your start date, contact information, and other social accounts. Depending on your type of business, you may be able to add specific details like a menu or information about your price range and whether you offer valet parking.
This is also the screen where you can add a longer description of your business. Click Edit Story on the right side of the Page to provide a detailed description of what your business offers customers and why they should Like or Follow your Page. This is a great place to set expectations about how you’ll interact with fans through your Facebook Page for business purposes and to offer a compelling reason for them to engage with you online.
About FB Page – School Of Marketing
To specify your business location and hours, click Edit Page Info on the top right of the screen.
Location FB Page – School Of Marketing
When you’re finished, click Save Changes.
Step 7 Your FIRST Post
Before you start inviting people to like the Facebook Page for your business, you’ll want to make sure you share some valuable content. You can create some of your own posts, or share relevant content from thought leaders in your industry.
You could also create a more specific type of post, like an event or product offer – just click through the tabs at the top of the status box to bring up all the options.
Create first post – FB Page – School Of Marketing
Make sure that whatever you post offers value for your visitors when they arrive at your Facebook Page, so they’ll be inclined to stick around.
Your Facebook Business Page now represents a robust online presence that will make potential customers and fans feel comfortable interacting with you.
Your first post on FB page – School Of Marketing
Step 8 Start Your Business Journey
Now you’re ready to give your Facebook Business Page a bit of a nudge. Invite family and friends to like the Page. Use your other channels, like your website and other Social Media, to promote it. Add “Follow us” logos on your promotional materials and/or email signature. If you’re comfortable with it, you can even ask your customers review you on Facebook, too.
Easy? We think so.
Worth to do? 1000% YES!
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This is a GREAT example of what should NEVER be done with a business!
French Salat Mix – Richmond – Australia – School Of Marketing
What do you see in this picture? You would expect (from a distance) nice French coffee shop. You are already intoxicated by the aroma of fresh pastries – hot croissants, fresh sandwiches, crunchy baguettes. Go, go, go! What a nice breakfast/lunch waiting for you here.
BUT! You coming closer and closer…. What can you see UNDER the delicious name?! Some kind of Vietnamese mixtures – Pho, Banh, Vietnamese Coffee, etc.!
Don’t get me wrong! I have nothing against Vietnamese cuisine. But, if I want to try French Baguette (as it stated on signage), I want to eat BAGUETTE, not Pho. And vice versa, if I am for a nice Vietnamese lunch, I would look for some Vietnamese signage.
French cuisine doesn’t include Vietnamese dishes. And no one will serve you hot croissant in a Vietnamese restaurant. This is a TOTAL mixture!
REMEMBER! The name of your business should MEAN what you do (serve, produce). And if you start to confuse clients they simply STOP visiting/using your business.
What do you call a boat – so it will float!
Will you be selling furniture in a store called “Car parts”? I don’t think so. The same is here: don’t serve Vietnamese cuisine under the French name. PERIOD!
We are going through tough times. Incomprehensible present, uncertain future. Coronavirus has set new challenges for all of us. What we have to do now? What will be tomorrow? Should we pause or reset our business?
There are so many questions! And the quarantine time is the best time to answer these questions, rethink the business as a whole, create new goals and find out new winning directions.
The world will not be the same as we know it now. Let’s get ready for a new reality!
Business After The Virus – Ready for the new reality – Infinite Profit
While we are not so busy as usual, it is a great time to work out new business strategies, be prepared for a new reality and find out winning ways.
Here, in Infinite Profit, we offer you FREE consultations that will help you:
Find out new winning strategies
Reorganise your business to meet new realities
Be ready to start successful business immediately after the resumption of business activity
Start earning fast and efficient in a new business environment
Be prepared for new market rules and conditions
Ready to reactivate your business?
Don’t want to lose your valuable time waiting for official certainty?
Put “Business After The Virus” as the Subject of your email and send us your preferred time and contact details. One of our consultants will be in touch with you within 48 business hours.
Alternatively, you can give us a call 0466 593 676 and clarify all your questions by phone with our business consultants.
This is TOTALLY FREE service!
Don’t hesitate to call, write and ask us ANY questions you have.
P.S. Meanwhile, you can download and read my FREE book “Make your Business More Profitable”.
Competition in our days is too tough. If you want to open or you just own the Flower shop, you have to work very hard to establish your place on this market. People buying flowers very often but should be something that ties your customers to you and ONLY your shop. And this may be only one thing – HELP (we not talking about the quality of the product).
Imagine a couple of common situations: a boy have a date with a girl, Mothers Day, wedding anniversary, just Birthday! All these occasions require flowers. What to buy? How you can make the right choice? I am not a florist and don’t know what is appropriate to a certain occasion.
That where your HELP will be invaluable! But think about this: you repeat it with every customer, every time, every occasion. And, of course, no-one remembers your recommendations for the future. Moreover, this particular customer will have another sort of event next time, and in a month it will be something else. You have to repeat, and repeat, and repeat it again with everyone every time.
This is an idea for you – Flower dictionary. You will be the CREATOR of Flower Language! Just imagine:
I Love You – a bunch of red roses
Thank You – a bunch of chrysanthemums
Appreciation – small bunch of wildflowers
And so on…….
How easy it will be for you and, what is the most important thing, how easy it will be for your clients! Just print out a small Flower Dictionary and give to every client you serve. You can also use letterbox marketing to invite your neighbours to your shop. From now on, made life easier for your clients.
Only one thing they have to do is call you and ask for:
I Love You
Thank You
Appreciation
Birthday
bunch of flowers!
I Love You – Language Of Flowers – School Of Marketing
Say it with flowers, because it is much easier and warmer!
If love had a language, it would be the language of flowers!
If gratitude had a language, it would be the language of flowers!
If care had a language, it would be the language of flowers!
