Tom Trush | Phoenix copywriter and marketing strategist

Small Business Online Marketing: Attract Local Customers and Become an Industry Expert

Recently, I came across a startling statistic from a study about U.S. Internet users’ searching habits, conducted by BIA/Kelsey and ConStat. According to their new “User View Wave VII” report, nearly all consumers use online media for shopping decisions. More specifically, 97% of consumers research products and services online. And of these Internet users, a whopping [...]

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Free Workshop for Business Owners and Professionals: How to Slash Your Marketing Budget and Put More Profit in Your Pocket

During this FREE workshop by Tom Trush, direct-response copywriter and marketing strategist, you’ll learn how to harness the true power of the Internet for your business and discover … 4 online resources you can use to uncover your prospects’ strongest desires about your product or service — and how these discoveries can help you quickly [...]

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The Common Mistake That Makes Your Marketing Copy Invisible

It’s been a memorable three weeks. You may remember, earlier this month, I offered to explain my unique “momentum marketing” strategy in a one-on-one conversation with anyone on my lists. Requests for the 15-minute conferences spanned three continents, giving me an opportunity to speak with business owners from around the globe. As you might expect, I saw [...]

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Add These ‘Weapons of Influence’ to Your Marketing Arsenal

With all the food, family and festivities over the Thanksgiving holiday, you may have missed a marketing masterpiece. Don’t worry, though. There’s still time to get your front-row seat because the show is ongoing — and you don’t even have to pay admission. Just head over to Amazon.com and create a free account. That way you can [...]

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Small Business Marketing Strategy: Use in Times of Emergency

Including today, there are 57 business days remaining in 2009. If this year started like most, you probably had high hopes for your marketing efforts. Maybe you wanted to revamp your website … get a blog up and running … dive into social media … start a direct-mail campaign … organize a customer reactivation plan … or [...]

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