Customer Contact Is Vital

The bottom line is that in order to succeed - for businesses or organizations to grow and remain viable - you need to stay in contact with your customer, clients or colleagues.

To attract new customers or members is one thing.

To keep them is another.

Traditionally, it is common to use direct mail, newspaper and magazine ads, or radio and TV to lure new prospects.

Once you earn a new customer or member, you find yourself so busy that the task of building and maintaining a relationship is often ignored or at best, done poorly.  

Knowing you need to maintain contact and establish presence, you enter back into the cycle of placing ads or you try to make phone calls and schedule visits - all methods that are time-consuming and, at best, questionably effective. 

There is a better way to connect...

Today, you have EMail technology available for sending timely and specific information to a targeted audience - those you know to be customers, clients or colleagues who want to hear from you. 

Easy, timely and affordable – Email Marketing allows you the time and peace of mind to focus on running your business or organization while knowing that you are in touch with those who matter most – your customers, clients and colleagues.

Recipe For EMail Marketing Success -

@ Identify your recipients

@ Recognize their worth by sending something of value

@ Nurture the relationship by continuing to stay touch

@ Respond quickly and professionally to their inquiry

@ Add the expertise of Business EVision

Business EVision does all the work, while you reap the rewards.  And what rewards they are. Take a look at the statistics....
Return On Investment
$	Eighty percent of retailers use regular customer emails to build customer relationships 2006 Online Retail Holiday Readiness Report, WebTrends
$	Email delivers the highest ROI by an eye-popping margin: a whopping $57.25 for every dollar spent on it in 2005, $7.08 for every dollar spent on print catalogs, and $22.52 for every dollar spent on non-email Internet marketing. Direct Marketing Association (DMA)
$	Email driven sales in the U.S. will show a compound annual growth of 14.9 percent from 2006 to 2011. Direct Marketing Association (DMA)
$	Winterberry also projects that marketers will spend $2.2 billion on email campaigns this year, up from $2.1 billion last year, and that they will spend $51.4 billion on direct mail, up from $48.6 billion last year.
$	Jupiter Research reports that spending on email marketing will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 24% over the next several years, rising from $2.1 billion last year to $6.1 billion in 2008.