Video: How to Develop a Marketing Plan

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Developing a marketing plan requires explaining in detail the demographics, psychographic, marketing message, frequency and venues of an advertising plan. Find out how to develop a marketing plan based on a client's buying habits with this free video from the owner of a small business.

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Hello, my name is FJ Cava, and I have an MBA from San Francisco State University in Entrepreneurship. I'm also owner of the Bayview Webspot, here in San Francisco, California. Today, I'm going to talk to you about how to develop a marketing plan. You need to make sure that there are many components in the marketing plan that include demographics, psychographics, your marketing message, frequency, and the venues. Demographics are what the people actually make up -- so their gender, where they live, how much money they make, their zip code. The psychographics are the psychological aspects of the clients you're trying to sell to -- so why do they spend their money, and why do they spend it on what they spend it on. Finally, you need to think about what the marketing messaging is and the frequency in which the marketing message hits. People needed to be touched seven to ten times before they get a clear understanding of what the marketing message is. And finally, the venues -- so it could be either print materials, video or audio, or through the Internet. Thanks.

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