Aaron Hoos
Aaron Hoos is a business writer and strategist who advises small business owners, analyzes small business strategy, and accelerates small business performance. Aaron holds an MBA in Strategic Management and is the creator of the Business Diamond Framework(TM). Visit AaronHoos.com.
Articles by this Author
5 Social Media Marketing Strategy Tips
- By Aaron Hoos
- Published 24/11/2011
- Marketing
- Unrated
Until recently, businesses had well-established "rules of engagement" that dictated how to talk to prospects, customers, vendors and competitors But with the recent ascent of social media into the business arena, those rules of engagement have been set aside and new rules are being written
Marketing Strategy Tips: 3 Characteristics of an Effective Marketing Campaign
- By Aaron Hoos
- Published 24/11/2011
- Marketing
- Unrated
Successful businesses are built on sales, and sales only occur when a customer meets the needs of a customer who has found the business Therefore, business owners need to constantly market their business in order to offer their products and services to new customers
Grow Your Business With Google Trends
- By Aaron Hoos
- Published 20/02/2010
- Business
- Unrated
Google rules the world: They are top providers for search, free email, analytics, and more, and people spend money – LOTS of money – to make sure their websites conform to Google's search engine optimization standards But there is one way that people are overlooking Google's value to their business: Google Trends
Solutions To Small Business Problems: Value
- By Aaron Hoos
- Published 13/09/2009
- Business
- Unrated
Problem: Some businesses struggle to generate leads and then turn those leads into prospects Others can get the leads just fine but can't convince the buyers to buy
Strategic Solutions To Small Business Problems: Differentiation
- By Aaron Hoos
- Published 2/09/2009
- business management
- Unrated
This is part of a series of articles on strategic solutions to small business problems
PROBLEM:
Lots of entrepreneurs start their businesses because of an interest or skill in delivering a service, or because they want to monetize a hobby, or because of a desire to take control of their financial future
