The Yet-to-Be Marketer
You want to market your business, but don't know where to start.

The Rookie Marketer
You've made a few tries to market your business, but you're not certain they were the right attempts.

The Multiple-Supplier Marketer
You can't afford a high-priced agency, so you rely on reps from newspapers, radio and TV stations, and printers to create your ads and design your marketing materials. You know they try, but still, your company's image in the marketplace isn't as consistent as you'd like it to be. It also takes too much time to deal with that small army of reps always camped outside your door.

The Everywhere Marketer
Advertising, giveaways, sponsorships: you market your business in every way possible. However, you've never had the time to develop a formal marketing strategy, and you wonder if your efforts are as effective as they could be.

The Overworked-but-Underfunded Marketer
You have an instinct for marketing and understand the need to coordinate all your marketing efforts. So far, you've been able to come up with marketing ideas yourself. But as your business grows, it's taking more and more of your time and there's no room in your budget for a big ad agency or fully staffed internal marketing department.

The Customized Marketer
You know where to find generic signage clip art, and print-your-own business cards and letterhead, but you'd prefer to have a look all your own.

The Minimalist Marketer
There are those few-but-happy businesses that don't need advertising to succeed--and yours is one of them. However, you still want your logo and all your marketing materials--letterhead, invoices, business cards, and signs--to present a consistent, professional image.

The Downsized Marketer
Your company is cutting costs including your marketing budget. You're looking for ways to reduce costs without sacrificing consistency or quality.