New Video! Advertising Smarter to Likely Accounting and Tax Service Customers

Episode 50 of Advertising Smarter focuses on likely accounting and tax service customers — consumers who are likely to hire accountants and tax preparation professionals to do their taxes — and looks at how you can tap into these consumers' media interests and habits, buying preferences, as well as their attitudes about advertising. Watch this video briefing here, see it in HD on YouTube, or subscribe to see every new episode upon release on iTunes. http://youtu.be/z‑ZX68tBstM This video features research findings from Ad-ology’s Audience Interest+Intent: Likely Accounting/Tax Service Clients. For even more insights… Ad-ology PRO Subscribers:

  • Go to ad​-ology​.com and click LOG IN to enter your credentials.
  • Click on Psychographics > Purchase Intent and select Likely Accounting/Tax Service Clients.

AdMall users:

  • Go to admall​.com and click LOG IN to enter your credentials.
  • From the AdMall Directory, click on More Audience Profiles.
  • Select the media type you want to sell.
  • Select Purchase Intent for Audience Categories, then Likely Accounting/Tax Service Clients.

All others:

  • Go to ad​-ology​.com and click Research Store.
  • Enter Likely Accounting/Tax Service Clients in the third box ("of this type") of the Research Store Wizard and click/tap on GO!
  • The cost of this report is $195.
C. Lee Smith

C. Lee Smith

CEO and Founder at SalesFuel
C. Lee Smith is the President/CEO of SalesFuel - a firm he founded in 1989. He was named one of the 14 Leading Sales Consultants by Selling Power magazine. Lee is the creator of the AdMall® and SalesFuel COACH™ SaaS platforms. He is also a Gitomer Certified Advisor, expert on the Sales Experts Channel and a C‑Suite Network Advisor.
C. Lee Smith

@cleesmith

CEO of @SalesFuel | Bestselling Author of "SalesCred" and "Hire Smarter, Sell More!" | Keynote Speaker | Certified Behavioral Analyst | Sales Credibility Expert
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C. Lee Smith