Marketing in a Recession – 4 Rules To Live By

November 19th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in recession

Marketing in a Recession – 4 Rules To Live By

When a recession rocks the economy and profits start to decline, businesses look for ways to decrease spending. One area most often affected by such cost cutting is marketing.

This post outlines some methods that companies can use to adapt their strategies of marketing in a recession to meet their consumers’ needs and ensure their own survival during economic hard times.

Spend More Money

This may sound counter-intuitive, but the truth is that the trick to making money under recessionary conditions is to keep investing!

Companies that maintain or increase their marketing and advertising efforts during a recession while their competitors cut back often see a dramatic return on their investment.

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4 Simple Ways To Grow a Business in a Recession

November 12th, 2009 No Comments   Posted in recession

In the current economic recession, the thought of your business actually growing may seem about as realistic to you as being able to fly around the city like Superman.

However, according to a recent survey by Intuit (Quickbooks, TurboTax) 90% of small business owners see growth opportunities for their own companies over the next year. That’s quite surprising, isn’t it?

Many of these companies are in for a rude awakening unless they take the proper steps to weather the storm and come out of the recession ahead of the game.

Following are a few strategies to grow your company during a recession

Ways to Keep Growing a Business in a Recession

1. Continue advertising & marketing. It may be tempting to cut your marketing budget during tough times, but firms that stay visible in a recession tend to come out stronger in the end. You want to stay in front of  the market so that your presence is felt. More »


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