Times are tough—no one is going to argue that. Unfortunately, this often means that small business owners will reduce their marketing efforts to cut business costs. After all, there are many business expenses that don’t stop just because your customers might slow down or stop. You have to pay employees, rent, taxes, and all operating expenses. If you don’t, your doors won’t be open for long. "if you are going through hell, keep going" Winston Churchill. Think about the options! Here is some more food for thought....
Do you think it’s too late to attract holiday shoppers into your business? Whether you’re a retailer, a hot food take-away or a service provider. The spending doesn’t stop after Christmas, either—consumers with gift cards or gift cash in their pockets are out and about, eager to treat themselves, to celebrate and splurge. How can you attract customers to your business for the holidays? Here’s a few tactics that I suggest you might try....
Study the true benefits of owning your product or using your service.
A true "benefit" differs greatly from a "feature". When you know the difference only then will you be able to communicate on the same terms as a buyer wishes to buy. Here is the difference in simple terms....

