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Leatherman Crunch Offers A Different Product

Monday, January 24th, 2011

Leatherman is a well-known brand name in designing multi-tools products.

Ever since the birth of the Wave, Leatherman has introduced the Crunch, which is the only folding tool available on the market that offers locking pliers. Locking pliers are also known as vise grips, which permit you to release your grip and apply more leverage on clamping.

This special feature allows the product to grip around a 1-inch pipe, lock on and hold it

All interior blades lock as well. Each opens individually, locks positively in place, and is unlocked by a push button mechanism.

For those of you work with your hands or out of a toolbox, you know how important it is to have a set of locking pliers or adjustables. The Leatherman Crunch offers both. Thus, this tool generally should appeal to any do-it-yourself’er or person who uses their hands quite a lot, but more specifically it may catch the attention of a plumber or electrician.

The Crunch is equipped with 13 tools and the tools which will be used the most might be the vice grips, serrated blade, and large flat-head screwdriver. Leatherman has masterfully been able to fit a wonderful amount of functionality into a very tiny package. Having this product means possessing a mini toolbox in your pocket.

The Crunch is made from 100% stainless steel, and it has 25 years of warranty. It also comes with a belt sheath which enables you to have easy access to that vise any time you want it. This multi-tool product offers you both the portability and capability.

Another excellent feature about this tool is the size and weight of it. The Leatherman Crunch is small, it’s about the same size as a Wave Multi-tool but just a bit narrower, and just a little bit lighter. It only weighs six ounces which is comfortable in your pocket or on your belt. The style is very cool. In hand, it feels really small and well-built.

Last but not least, this stainless steel multi tool is an outstanding gadget to own. With locking blades that release with the push of a button, the Crunch will take a bite out of any job.

For more information on Leatherman products, visit http://www.leatherman-store.co.uk/.

Downturn Marketing Strategies

Tuesday, March 17th, 2009

The advantages far outweigh the drawbacks during a downturn when viewed from an online marketing perspective.

Every dollar spent on marketing whether online or offline give you much more during a recession if you apply your resources in the right way, like your ability to get the maximum from you publisher with your negotiating skills. If you take it positively, this is a god-sent opportunity for a marketer to get more return on your investment on marketing and advertising of your products.

Actually, businesses benefit more during a downturn provided you continue investing in marketing and advertising. This can be confirmed from various studies conducted by highly-acclaimed researchers. f you compare the statistics, you will notice that those businesses that promoted aggressively their products always gained 4% to 5% in market share when compared with their competitors who did not hike their spending on marketing/advertising during a downturn.

The key factors that you should take into account when marketing and advertising during a downturn are:

Customers: You know very well that in any business, customer is the king. It is highly recommended to provide all benefits to your customers like discounts and gifts and extra facilities like free downloads and free tools to help the customers to get more value from their online experience. This will ensure your customers will come back again and again to your business and thereby generate more sales.

Flexibility: For you to be flexible, you should be alert and oriented of your customers search behavior pattern. In other words, monitor your customers for what actually they are searching for, and then change your marketing/advertising strategies accordingly. Any rigid approach on your marketing strategy will backfire on you.

Cost-Affective Targeting: Please note that not everybody will succeed in cost-affective targeting. For any business to succeed, you should have certain key elements like well-known brand name, multiple products, targeted advertising, after-sales service, and support. These key elements are vital for any business to succeed. Any missing elements will have an adverse effect on your cost-affective targeting.

If you have studied recession or downturn long enough, you will find that this phenomenon does not last longer than 11 months or a year. Take recession positively, study it well, and apply your marketing and advertising strategies accordingly without compromising or downgrading your marketing and advertising costs. The key elements like well-known brand name, multiple products, targeted advertising, after-sales service, and support are to be incorporated into your business if you want to succeed.