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If you have a woman owned small or personal business you are most likely marketing to women with your product, or service. As a business owner you are smart to try to reach women in the market place. We have huge buying power and control more than 80% of the spending either directly or indirectly. Unfortunately there isn’t much information out there about how to market specifically to women. Research shows that even the professional marketers and big named companies get it wrong more often than they get it right. So what can you do to make your marketing to women more effective?
Fortunately for you, as a woman owned small or personal business, you have a huge advantage in this over the big guys. Most women make a decision on buying a product based on trust, and relationship with the person they are buying from in addition to the facts about the product. You as a female small business owner have the ability to reach her on a personal level that will speak her language. However, just because you are a woman doesn’t mean you are effectively marketing to women.
3 Tips to Market to Women More Effectively.
1. Pay attention to how you say things. What you say and how a woman interprets what you say can be very different. Think of the different ways you might interpret a compliment someone gave you. Depending on your relationship, the situation, and the tone, you may interpret it very differently than it was intended.
2. Have a conversation. Don’t just give a bunch of facts. We have a lot of questions on our checklist that must be answered before we are willing to buy. Give real and honest answers, because women can spot a fake, and business with women is all about trust.
3. Most importantly show yourself. Be personable, you don’t have to be her best friend, but you do need to be friendly. Think of it like having a conversation over coffee with an acquaintance. Women will follow other women, what they don’t follow are systems. You will have to earn the right to have her trust, and she will be more ready to trust you if you are personable with her and not all business. Presenting yourself and your product with this in mind will go a long way in your marketing to women effort.
Next, to find out more information about how to market to women more effectively and what you can do to increase your business success online, go to http://setfreetosucceed.blogspot.com/ fill in the form, go to the next page, and watch the videos on step #2.
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For those of you in Tucson, Arizona and have the unfortunate opportunity to receive an Arizona Traffic Ticket and Compaint (ATTC) form from a police officer (or if you are just curious) here are the Amounts to Pay as listed in the pamphlet accompanying the ticket I received for Code 28-701A (Failure to Control) and Code 28-4135A (No proof of current insurance).
Speed Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-701A | Failure to Reduce and Control | $211.00 |
| 28-701A | 0-10 MPH over | $171.00 |
| 28-701A | 11-15 MPH over | $211.00 |
| 28-701A | 16-20 MPH over | $228.00 |
| 28-701A | 21-25 MPH over | $252.00 |
| 28-701A | 26-30 MPH over | $268.00 |
| 28-701A | 31 MPH and over | $386.00 |
Registration Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-2058A2B | See Note 1 | $162.00 |
| 28-2153A | See Note 1 | $171.00 |
| 28-2158C | See Note 1 | $162.00 |
| 28-2532A | See Note 2 | $619.00 |
| 28-4139A | $570.00 |
Insurance Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-4135A | See Note 3 | $970.00 |
| 28-4135B | See Note 3 | $970.00 |
| 28-4135C | See Note 3 | $970.00 |
| 28-4135E2 | 2nd violation in 36 months | $1,430.00 |
| 28-4135E3 | 3rd violation in 36 months | $1,890.00 |
Seat Belt and Child Restraint Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-907A | See Note 4 | $142.00 |
| 28-909A1 | $67.00 | |
| 28-909A2 | $67.00 |
Equipment Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-922 | $162.00 | |
| 28-923 | $171.00 | |
| 28-924 thru 28-941.4 | See Note 5 | $171.00 |
| 28-942.1, 28-942.2 | $171.00 | |
| 28-943.1 thru 28-963.2 | See Note 5 | $171.00 |
| except 28-955 | $289.00 | |
| 28-954A thru 28-964C | $171.00 | |
| 28-965 | $179.00 | |
| 28-1093A | $171.00 | |
| 28-1108D | $171.00 | |
| 28-2354A1 | $162.00 |
Driver License Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-448A | See Note 1 & 7 | $162.00 |
| 28-3151A | See Note 6 & 7 | $171.00 |
| 28-3169A | See Note 6 | $162.00 |
Pedestrian and Bicycle Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-793A thru 28-796C | $162.00 |
Motorcyle Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-903A to 28-903D | $191.00 |
City Code Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 20-92 | $139.00 | |
| 20-155 | $182.00 | |
| 20-156 | $182.00 | |
| 20-27 | $125.00 |
Other Violations
| Violation Code | Notes | Amount to Pay |
| 28-3475 | $211.00 | |
| 28-644A1, A2 | $194.00 | |
| 28-6454A3A | $300.00 | |
| 28-651 | $202.00 | |
| 28-721A – 28-733B | $191.00 | |
| 28-751.1 – 28-755 | $191.00 | |
| 28-771A – 28-774 | $191.00 | |
| 28-775A – 28-775A2 | $211.00 | |
| 28-792A, 28-792B | $191.00 | |
| 28-797F or 28-797G | $300.00 | |
| 28-851A – 28-856.3 | $191.00 | |
| 28-891A, 28-891B | $191.00 |
Note 1: Provide a copy of proof by mail or in person of current registration, transfer of title, or change of address and the fine will be suspended. A finding of responsible will be entered and reported to the Motor Vehicle Department.
Note 2: If you owned the vehicle on the date cited and have since obtained registration, mail a copy of your registration plus $142.00 to be received by City Court on or before yoru court date.
Note 4: Provide proof of purchase for a child restraint seat/system to include receipt or bring in the seat/system to the Court and the fine will be suspended and a finding of responsible entered and reported to the Motor Vehicle Department.
Note 5: Penalty may be suspended if you do the following on or before your court date: correct the violation and obtain an officer’s signature, payroll number and date on the back of your ticket confirming that the violation has been corrected, and provide the ticket to the Court.
Note 6: If you had a valid direver license when cited, provide a copy to the court on or before your court date and the charge will be dismissed.
Note 7: Provide a copy of your license obtained after ticket was issued; provide change of address; and/or provide copy of your legible driver license and the fine will be suspended.
I am recovering from a six-car pile up that took place this afternoon. I am relatively ok (will be very sore tomorrow) but the truck has sure seen better days!
Not exactly sure what happened as I was on my way to pick up my daughter from school and as I was changing lanes didn’t realize the lane I was entering was either stopped or going extremely slow. Don’t remember seeing any brake lights. All I know is both air bags deployed and I bent my brake pedal. As you can see below the front has a bit of damage.
Please be careful out there. Things can happen quickly.
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