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Your Price Strategy Is Your Command (How to Raise Prices)

“Yo, dude– look at those gas prices!” “I remember when X cost Y.” “Oh noes! Inflation’s ruining everything.” Sometimes it seems like prices everywhere are going up, but are yours? Chances are they should be. Why? Because… it’s Four Questions of Marketing Month here at Mirasee: 4 questions, 4 weeks, 4 jumps in your profit, […]

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5 Key Business Insights to Guarantee Success with any Niche, Brand or Product

My journey into online marketing has been a real experience. A roller coaster ride of the ecstasy of selling my first e-book (the system works and I’m making money, hurrah!) and the frustrations of building traffic and engaging subscribers (build it and they will come, pah!). Having plugged away for the past 18 months, I’m

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ING Direct Gets It Right With Great Business Model Innovation! [CASE STUDY]

Banks aren’t winning any kind of business popularity contests. Between their high rates and fees, to the terrible service, to a general perceived lack of trustworthiness, banking has become the industry that we all love to hate, and for good reason; when a company charged with stewarding your money starts demanding fees and issuing service

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The Gmail Club: A Lesson in Exclusivity [CASE STUDY]

People don’t like change. This is true in general, and it’s even truer when it’s about something we use every day. That’s why email isn’t the easiest space to break into. We haven’t been using it for all that long (although it’s hard to remember “the time before” isn’t it?), and a lot of people

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Surviving the Death of a Customer Base: New Market, Old Spice [CASE STUDY]

Old Spice had a problem. Their customers weren’t leaving them for a competitor, cutting back on luxuries, or trying home-made alternatives to aftershave. They were, quite literally, dying off. Yep, that’s right. Old Spice had such extreme customer loyalty and branding power that their customers used their aftershaves – and other products – right into

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Creating a Nation of Coffee Drinkers: Starbucks [CASE STUDY]

Sometimes an idea is too new, and the world just isn’t ready for it yet. But other times, the right idea at the right time can cause an industry to explode. Well, it doesn’t explode overnight, exactly, but every new company trying out a new idea has the potential to be absolutely astounding. Pinterest. Twitter.

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