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Database marketing is a tremendous marketing tool for companies that want to expand their sales revenues in a cost effective and measurable way. We are strong advocates for database marketing strategies that are highly targeted and measurable. Our campaigns are structured to deliver a response that is profitable, while building an ongoing communication with customers. We strive to increase the “value"; of each customer by increasing their average transaction amount (sale) and/or increasing their purchasing frequency. At the same time, we build brand loyalty and promote referrals.

Prospecting Campaigns
Companies that seek to expand their client base come to Greenbaum Marketing Communications for database marketing strategies that tap into a new market segment or promote a new product or service. Prospecting campaigns are often much more difficult to “get right"; than relationship campaigns. We find that the effectiveness of a prospecting campaign is dependent on four variables – your brand, the list, the offer, and the design. We pay very close attention all these variables and work closely with our clients to evolve their prospecting campaigns to maximize impact.

Relationship Marketing
Building a customer base is one of the most difficult and timely processes in business, but there are few marketing practices that will have a more profound affect on customer loyalty than database marketing. Database marketing is an extremely effective tool to build relationships, increase referrals, and bolster additional sales from customers that have a connection with your brand. We have over 20 years experience in database marketing spanning a wide range of industries. Our team works closely with clients to understand and segment their customer data. We structure campaigns that reach out to customers that share the same habits and trends. Content is tailored to precise customer segments and each piece is personalized to a specific customer in a manner that instantly gains their attention.

Referral Programs
Most businesses rely on referrals to fuel their growth; however, many do not have a structured referral program in place. The best referral programs are communicated to your existing customers in a non-intrusive way and offer some type of reward for their referral. A creative and fun referral program can more than double the business you gain through referrals at a fraction of the cost of gaining new business through prospecting campaigns.


Services Include:
  • Mailing Kit Creation
  • Database Segmentation & Analysis
  • List Creation / List Acquisition
  • Direct Mail Creative Services
  • Results Tracking /Measurement
  • Lettershop / Variable Data
  • Printing Services Comprehensive Mailing Services

 

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in the news
07/05/2007
GREENBAUM MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS TAKES ON BOXING CHAMPION FLOYD MAYWEATHER AS HE LAUNCHES HIS NEW FOUNDATION
Super lightweight champion of the world, Floyd Mayweather Jr. has recent launched the Floyd Mayweather Jr. Foundation to help urban youth and communities in need.... read more

06/11/2007
GREENBAUM MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPS NEW BRAND FOR COUNTRY PLACE LIVING FRANCHISE
Greenbaum Marketing Communications assists new franchisor, Country Place Living, LLC to launch their new franchise brand in assisted living residences.... read more

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http://www.franchisehelp.com

 

 
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Welcome to The Basement at Greenbaum Marketing Communications. We’ve converted our basement into a place where you’ll find our conversation more relaxed and straightforward. Down here, we talk about all kinds of topics, share our thoughts, explore wild ideas, brainstorm and approach marketing strategy and creativity from a recreational perspective.
Change is Good, You Go First.
June 14, 2008, 1:06 am
Submitted By: Martin Greenbaum
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There are tons of business and self improvement books out there. Reading the good ones must become a hobby for those who are looking to maximize their potential in business and life. One powerful book, by Tom Feltenstein, focuses on over 20 great strategies for taking control of profitability. Tom is an icon in the franchise, restaurant, and hospitality industries and has recently become a good friend. I am enjoying learning from him and stealing all his best strategies (just jokin' / not really). Take the time to checkout his website at www.tomfeltenstein.com.

Do you know a good factor?
June 14, 2008, 1:06 am
Submitted By: Martin Greenbaum
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If I were to ask most people what a "factor" is, they wouldn't have a clue. Yes, there may be that 10% of experienced business people that may of had some banking background that know, but for the most part, there are many factors. Now don't get confused. I'm talking about the factoring professionals of Liquid Capital Corp., commonly known in the financial business as "factors". Basically, they help businesses convert the accounts receivables into cash for very reasonable rates. For businesses that are experiencing cash flow issues due to slow paying clients, this is a real solution. Money is tight right now. Conventional and home equity loans are harder to come by for most and factoring credit worthy A/R is a great solution. Of course I know a lot about this topic, we're working on a wide variety of Liquid Capital Corps' franchise marketing tools.

It's Splash-tastic!!!
June 14, 2008, 1:06 am
Submitted By: Martin Greenbaum
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Imagine a very cool resort, island paradise theme with "Crazy Toucans" "Leapin Lizards" "Pinkies" (don't ask), 400 fantastic suites, and Chicago's newest and largest indoor waterpark. Paradise happens to be at  KeyLime Cove Waterpark, Resort and Spa, right across from Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, IL. Developed by Dave "Famous Dave" Anderson, KeyLime Cove is a tropical vacation destination and the best family getaway with creative activities, fun, and great food (Famous Dave Quality). I have been at the property about four times in the last six weeks, never with my wife and children. No, I haven't been kickin' back, I've been in meetings, presentations, photoshoots, and late night re-con missions to the competitors (don't tell anyone).