If you are new to Creativedge Marketing, you may be wondering where to start and how we can best assist you.
Read the three business profiles below, see which one matches your current situation, then click the appropriate
profile to access the best resources we have available to you.

Time To Grow & Expand

You have a small solo business or you are just starting out in your new business. You are serious and ready to grow and expand your business. You might need a more professional look. And you need to attract more clients, and/or patients but are not sure where the best place to start would be. Here’s how we can help:
I Want To Grow & Expand

Time For More Muscle

You currently have a relatively successful business, grossing at least $150,000 per year but you are wearing too many hats. Not enough time is spent on marketing and you need more consistent business. You may be experiencing a roller coaster effect with your sales. You need help automating your marketing so you can leverage your time and your business and increase your sales and your income. Our resources for you are:
I Want More Muscle

Time To Magnify Your Vision

You currently have a very successful business. You gross at least $2 million+ per year. You are family-owned and you are the President/CEO. You have a constant need for leads and/or clients, or patients on a daily basis. The marketing you are doing now needs to be updated and improved because you have a much bigger vision of your company. You may want to double or triple your sales. You need someone who can analyze where you are, put together a plan and help to implement it. This is where you belong:
I Want to Magnify My Vision

Oh, the Good ‘Ole Days of Slow Communication…

Posted by on Feb 11, 2013 in Marketing Tips | Comments Off

Remember back in the day when you would get frustrated with poor service and you would write a letter? That letter would go straight to the president or owner and give him or her a piece of your mind. When was that? Oh yeah, way back in 2007. Back in the day of one on one communication. Given your age, this may still be the way you voice your concerns but I can tell you from helping clients...Read More

Are You Underperforming? Want to Find Out?

Posted by on Jan 30, 2013 in Marketing Tips | Comments Off

One of the marketing experts I follow is Jay Abraham. I’ve read two of his books, several transcripts from interviews, many special reports, watched online videos, and have seen him in person. He is intelligent and insightful and his thinking is more out of the box than most. Jay has a way of looking at things like a bug under a microscope. I watched him do a few “hot seats”...Read More

Should You Stop Your Direct Mail Campaign??

Posted by on Jan 9, 2013 in Marketing Tips | 27 comments

SCENARIO: You are sending out 7,500 mailers every 3 months to the same list you purchased three years ago. You have three different offers you rotate among. Your piece is an oversized postcard with the same information about your business, only the offer changes. You are getting about 5 new clients each time you mail. COST: $4,500 per mailing. New client average spend: $500 each or $2,500 per...Read More

Who’s Afraid? Be Honest.

Posted by on Dec 17, 2012 in Marketing Tips | 30 comments

A lot of the businesses I have been talking to these past few weeks need to get some marketing initiatives going. Many of them do very little marketing and are seeing their numbers decline (not surprising). They know they need to do something but they don’t know where to start. When we talk about what they want to accomplish and then outline the services we offer that will make it happen,...Read More

Ed Zuckerberg, DDS talks about Facebook

Posted by on Dec 3, 2012 in Marketing Tips | 5 comments

Recently, I had the opportunity to hear Ed Zuckerberg, DDS (father of Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook) speak on none other than…Facebook. I know, weird. He spoke to a group of about 200 dental professionals. About half of the crowd raised their hands to say they were currently using Facebook in their practices. With one billion Facebook users now, it makes sense for a practice to have...Read More

What is Vector Art & Why Is It Important?

Posted by on Nov 3, 2012 in Marketing Tips | 10 comments

These questions are explained often to our clients whenever we are doing a promotional item or any kind of print media. It’s important to know the difference in order to be sure your imprint or printed piece is as clear and clean as it can be. There are two types of art files – raster images and vector images. An example of a rasterized image is a photograph just like the ones you...Read More

How to Claim Your Google Business Listing

Posted by on Oct 17, 2012 in Marketing Tips | 54 comments

Google has made some significant changes with regard to “search” over the past few months. It’s all based on improving the local listings experience for consumers by bringing community, sharing and relationships to the forefront. In a nutshell, their focus is on relevant, real-time content and giving people who are searching the ability to find out what is happening now. Per...Read More

How to Make the Best of our Digital Age

Posted by on Sep 17, 2012 in Marketing Tips | 23 comments

Remember back in the day when you would get frustrated with poor service and you would write a letter? That letter would go straight to the president or owner and give him or her a piece of your mind. When was that? Oh yeah, way back in 2007. Back in the day of one on one communication. Given your age, this may still be the way you voice your concerns but I can tell you from helping clients with...Read More

Who First, What Media Later Part Two

Posted by on Jul 2, 2012 in Marketing Tips | 100 comments

The last marketing minute left us with identifying the features and benefits of your product/service and left us with the question of, “What kind of people are looking for these features in a skin-care product?” In using the skin care product example, this is what we came up with: Feature #1: Organic ingredients Benefit #1: Won’t irritate skin or cause toxicity Feature #2:...Read More