Niche Marketing Plans

Marketing a Clothing Storage Business

There is little room for error in marketing a clothing storage business in today's economy. Fortunately, we have the information you need to stay ahead of the curve and outperform the rest of the field.

Still looking for a way to effectively market your clothing storage business? Unfortunately, there is a fine line between capturing buyers' attention and blending into the background.

Top performers habitually integrate sound marketing concepts with market demands.

Why Branding Matters

A good brand has value for both your balance sheet and earnings statement. Any and every clothing storage business possesses brand value. Some brands struggle to achieve recognition with consumers while others seem to be quickly embraced by the marketplace. Companies that incorporate brand positioning into their normal marketing routines gradually accumulate higher brand values and are rewarded by consumers.

Geolocational Marketing

Androids, iPhones and Blackberries have made mobile technology a must-have resource for today's consumers. Equipped with GPS components, today's smartphones give consumers the ability to perform navigation and other geolocational tasks. If you are a clothing storage business owner, geolocational features can be a powerful weapon in your marketing arsenal. Exploiting geolocational capabilities requires sophisticated tools and marketing strategies. There are many ways to influence consumers through mobile GPS. However, in its simplest form, geolocational marketing enables consumers to identify a clothing storage business in their immediate area.

Building A Community Around Your Brand

There is a reason why so many businesses are incorporating social media into their marketing and PR strategies. Social media attracts followers and creates brand advocates. Whether they realize it or not clothing storage businesses need to do a better job connecting with their customers. There are many ways to launch a social media strategy. In our experience, it's helpful to begin with a direct mail campaign. Using vendor-provided mailing lists, you can broaden your reach by informing new contacts as well as established customers about your presence on popular sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

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