Red & Black Solutions - Marketing Is An Important Element of Business Success
 

So you are in business. Now you want to stay in business and see your business grow. Marketing is an important effort in gaining prospect attention, building product or service demand and winning customers.

To succeed online, you need a website that can convert, you need social media and search engine optimization to attract leads, you need blog and email marketing to build relationship and it doesn?t stop there.

Reasons which may be preventing you from success are:
1. You don?t have a marketing strategy
2. You don?t have anyone in-house who can do all the above
3. You think it will cost you too much to do it all
4. You don?t have time to coordinate it all

At Red & Black Solutions, we understand the challenge of a business owner. You know what you need to do, but you simply don?t have time to get started because the ever ending list of new internet marketing strategies overwhelms you. Fortunately we can help.

For the cost of one local employee, you can hire a team of experts dedicated to your business. The teams consist of a Designer, a Developer, a SEO expert, a Social Media Manager, a Content Writer and a Marketing Strategist. Together we form your Marketing Department and we will sit with you to plan out your marketing strategy and implement them all for you.

Well, I don't believe you mean what you say, but just in case you are:


1) My Content made 250.000 US-$ in Revenue last year (thus I would assume, it has some potential)

2) Some of the Content is currently sold through realrussians.com and vubado.com
These sites only receive a small amount of traffic (about 1000-2000 uniques per day , converting traffic).

I'm absolutely sure a SEO Expert like you (let alone a team) could easily beat this result.

So, if you want to start with the marketing (development of the site and so on), you can start immediately.


I'm sure there's no reason you can come up with, that would justify paying you up front?

Forgive this other guy for he know not what he says is ridiculous.

We are a new business. We don't have enough money to hire our first employee, so of course could not afford to hire your company. In order to get to that point though, we need a marketing strategy. Sort of stuck aren't we?