Book Review Marketing Your Small Business For Big Profits By David Mason
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Book Review: Marketing Your Small Business for Big Profits by David Mason
Overview
In a sea of books about marketing, David Mason’s Marketing Your Small Business for Big Profits stands out as a concise and practical guide. While there are countless resources on how to sell your product over the competition, Mason delivers advice tailored for small businesses that might not have massive marketing budgets.
Insightful Summary
Marketing is essential for differentiating your product, but it often comes with steep costs. A friend of mine, formerly an executive at BBDO, believes you should invest heavily in marketing?"practically the equivalent of a small country's national debt. This isn't feasible for most small businesses struggling with rent and other expenses, let alone a Super Bowl ad spot.
David Mason effectively distills critical marketing strategies into a brief yet informative read. At just 121 pages, even owners who aren’t fond of reading can easily navigate this guide. While Mason may not introduce groundbreaking concepts, his ability to present them accessibly is commendable.
Key Highlights
One drawback of the book’s concise format is the prevalence of long lists. Personally, I find extensive lists daunting?"my wife wisely keeps mine short to ensure completion. However, Mason includes a list with 16 items, which may overwhelm some readers.
Despite this, Mason’s arguments are clear and persuasive. He emphasizes the significance of having a ‘Unique Selling Proposition’ (USP), or slogan, as a cornerstone of any business strategy. The challenge lies in ensuring your message reaches potential customers. Mason addresses various advertising mediums, including newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and the internet, weighing their advantages and disadvantages in terms of cost and reach.
Practical Tools for Success
The book’s concluding section is particularly useful, offering sample headlines and opening lines for advertising campaigns. Mason also provides worksheets to help customize slogans to fit specific business needs. His hands-on advice encourages business owners to start small: “You don’t have to do everything, just do something.”
Final Thoughts
Marketing Your Small Business for Big Profits is a quick yet rich read that captures essential marketing elements for small businesses. Mason’s down-to-earth approach makes implementing his strategies manageable. Whether you’re new to marketing or seeking fresh insights, this book provides actionable steps without overwhelming you.
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