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There are always the 'direct' impacts on the price of motorbike insurance. These include analyzing the:
- Age of the driver
- Sex of the driver
- Experience of driver
- Style of motorbike. For example, Road bike, sports bike etc.
- Engine output 'cc'
- Replacement price of the motorbike

However there are also some 'indirect' aspects that will help you save on motorbike insurance, which you may have just forgotten about. These are just a few:

- Completing a motorbike safety course. Some insurers offer this at their discretion, giving the opportunity to riders to improve their skills. If you successfully pass the course, demonstrating you are a safe rider, you will then be rewarded through a lower insurance premium. However, all insurers differ, and you must enquire each insurer whether they offer this.

- Depending on where your motorbike is stored overnight, may impact on your insurance premium. That is, if it is stored inside a locked garage, the premium should be lower!

- Do not forget, that just like any other insurance (home, contents, car etc.) you can bundle your motorbike insurance together with the same company, allowing you a further discount on the premium.

- Remember to not only compare different insurers, but also, use one company's quote as a bargaining tool when you talk to another insurer! See if they further reduce the premium to beat their competitor's offer..

Hope this brings an idea or two to your mind, and above all, ride safely..

Ryan
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Marketing is an on-going process. A lot of people who know marketing don't actually know the whole activities that are involved in the process.

Small business owners who are in this category can't possibly get the most out of their customers. They can't optimize the process if they don't know it. They can't focus on the activities that really matter and bring in more money.

Marketing actually comprises of 4 different steps:

1. Bring prospects to your products

Unless you are already a household name for the category of product you're offering, a lot of people haven't even heard about your product or service.

The first step to actually get them to know your product. Make them pay attention to what you have to offer. The best way is to talk about the problems. Nothing relates to me more than the problems I'm currently have.

When they understand my problem, I'm all ears.

2. Motivate them to buy

People tend to put things down. That's just human nature. What makes them buy is more than just good products that solve their problems.

For example, they want to know if the product really delivers the promised results. They also want to ensure themselves they are making a wise decision.

It's only natural. After all, we have been victims for the low and so-so quality of products numerous times.

3. Get them to actually buy

Interest is not enough. Make them to desire it. Offer incentives to take action. Give them more bonuses. Discount the price if they purchase before certain date. Reverse the risk. Those are just several ways to do it.

Of course, you also want to convey the benefits they'll get from your product or service. Nothing turns them off quicker than buying bad products that promise the sky.

4. Get them to keep buying

Small business owners should realize that they're in business of creating customers. After they purchase the first product, that is just the start instead of the end.

The cost of acquiring a new customer is 5-8 times the cost of selling to existing customers. That's why getting the customers to buy again is utmost important to the bottom line of any business.

Keep this in mind while designing your product or service.

Where are you in the process? Are you missing a step or two? It may be the reason why you're not making a lot of sales. It may be the thing that keeps you from growing your business.

Identify the point of weakness in your business and start taking action now.

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