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Murray Raphel |
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SPEAKER
• Travels throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe
and the Pacific Basin. Speaks
on marketing for retailing, direct marketing, financial/insurance
groups
and the food industry.
• Speaker for Food Marketing Institute for 20
years; 12 years at Pan
Pacific Marketing Symposium, Australia; 12 years at
Montreux Symposium and
9 years at Greenwich Workshop conventions as well as
several years for
IGA, N.G.A., St. Joseph's University, American Express
and NCR.
CONSULTANT
• Financial Service Groups
• Retailing, worldwide
• Direct Marketing industry, worldwide
• Supermarket Industry, Wholesale and Retail
E-NEWSLETTER
• "The Raphel Report" on the Raphel
Marketing website
BOOKS
• "The
Complete Idiot's Guide to Winning Customer Loyalty"
• "Selling
Rules!"
* "Up The Loyalty Ladder"
• "Tough
Selling For Tough Times"
• "Mind
Your Own Business"
• "The Do-It-Yourself Direct Mail Handbook"
• "Customerization"
BUSINESSMAN/CIVIC LEADER
• Chairman, Raphel Marketing
• Co-Founder of Supermarket College
• Developer of Gordon's Alley, New Jersey's first
pedestrian mall, a
multi-million-dollar shopping complex in Atlantic City,
N.J.
• Advisory Board Member, U.S. Small Business Administration
POSITIONS HELD
• Vice President, Historic Gardner's Basin
• Vice President, Miss America Pageant
• State commissioner, Atlantic City Convention
Center Authority
• Vice Chairman, New Jersey Casino Reinvestment
Development Authority
• Chairman, Atlantic County Improvement Authority
• Board Chairman, Atlantic Community College
• Director, Board of Freeholders, Atlantic County,
N.J.
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TOUGH SELLING FOR TOUGH TIMES
In this high-energy show, Murray will tell you how to “Listen” to your customers, “Sell”
to them and “Reward” the 20% who give you
80% of your sales.
This show is chock-full of case histories, anecdotes
and ways to kick your business engine back into high
gear.
UP THE LOYALTY LADDER
From his book of the same name, Murray’s presentation
“Up the Loyalty Ladder” details the five
steps on the customer Loyalty Ladder for your business:
1. Prospect: Someone who has heard about your business,
but has not yet shopped with you.
2. Shopper: Someone who comes in occasionally.
3. Customer: Someone who shops with you fairly consistently.
4. Client: Someone who buys everything you sell that
he/she can use.
5. Advocate: Someone who buys everything you sell that
he/she can use, and also recommends you to all his/her friends.
BRANDED!
Murray explains the power of branding to market, advertise
and promote your business. You can carry national brands
and private label brands, but you also need to brand
your company so your business will stand out in front
of the competition.
CHANGE!
With five key points, Murray shows the audience how
their businesses can survive and grow in this time of
fast change.
1. Give a clear, targeted message.
2. Include individualized products and services.
3. Assure value.
4. Provide great service.
5. Build loyalty to your customers with rewards.
CUSTOMERIZATION
The most successful businesses tailor their products
and services to what their customers want by following
the number one rule: “Find out what your customers
want...and give it to them!” This fast-moving
marketing and advertising show contains Murray’s
ideas for promoting your business with the customer
in mind, using direct mail, the Internet, newspaper
and in-store advertising.
FIND, CAPTURE AND KEEP CUSTOMERS
In this exciting show, you’ll learn a three-step
process to find, capture and keep customers. First,
know who you are, know what makes you different and
know your customers. Next, bring your message to your
customers through in-store marketing, print, broadcast
advertising and the Internet. Then, you can beat competitors
with your service, customer rewards, loyalty marketing
and one-to-one marketing.
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“Over
the years we have contracted many professional presenters,
and we feel that your presentation was perhaps the best
ever. Not only did you capture the attention of everyone
in the room, you spurred them to action. Several franchisees
commented that you provided them not only with solid marketing
information, but also gave them actual tools that they
could immediately put to work. This type of information
is invaluable.” |
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Frank
L. Oliver, VP Operations, FastFrame
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“Wow! What a tremendous two programs you created
for the Certified Angus Beef Program licensed retailers!
You were dynamic, entertaining and very enlightening.
Thanks again for playing such a large role to help make
the conference successful.” |
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Sarah
Donohoe, Retail Marketing Manager, The Certified Angus
Beef Program
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“Any number of adjectives apply to your presentation:
informative, entertaining, delightful, thought-provoking,
funny and educational, to name just a few.” |
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Nick
Linsalata, Supervalu Inc.
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“I have heard many speakers say they can tailor
their message, but Murray was really the first I’ve
heard that truly delivered a ‘power’ message in his dynamic presentation. Besides the
many great compliments, we have already seen many
positive results.”
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Charles Cummings, Sales Manager, Broyhill Furniture Industries, Inc.
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| “Thank you for the wonderful job you are doing for us putting on the ‘Building Your Business’ shows for our merchants. You are really a gifted speaker. And our merchants love you. You go above and beyond the call of duty on everything you do. You are the utmost professional.” |
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Karen
N. Quinn, Director, Direct Marketing, American Express
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“I
very much appreciated your speech during the Conference
and I can tell you that many customers gave me very positive
feedback on your performance.”
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Alberto Camuri, VP, Retail Sales and Marketing, NCR Europe-Middle East-Africa
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| “Your keynote presentation, “Branded,” received excellent evaluations from our attendees. It was exciting to see the Las Vegas Convention Center staff add 200 more seats to the auditorium for your presentation. You had over 2,000 in attendance for your session.” |
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Frank
DiPasquale, VP, National Grocers Association |
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$5,000
plus expenses for 1 - 2 hour speech |

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