Welcome to The Freedman Company…
Where we help small to medium-sized companies succeed in their marketing goals.
Hello, I’m Phil Freedman, Welcome to our website.
We help small to medium size companies, where the owner does not have enough time to do the necessary marketing to grow their business the way they want to, so that they can achieve their business and personal goals and dreams. Are you wearing too many hats these days? Doing every job from CEO to bookkeeper, from salesperson to gopher, working longer hours than everyone else, watching your competition get ahead of you, missing opportunities to stay in touch with your customer base, and no real systemized way to remain in contact with them? Then you’ve come to the right website … [Read Entire Video Transcript…]
Latest Blog Posts
We Moved and Changed Our Name
The Freedman Company has changed its name to My Marketing Cure, LLC and has moved to 951 W. Pipeline Rd. Suite 444, Hurst, TX 76053. You can still use our old phone number of 817-282-0443. We still offer Direct Mail Services as well as new Marketing Services to help you keep you past customers and recover lost customers. Thank You … [Read More...]
Survey Says
Good Morning Businesses lose anywhere from 10% to 25% of their customer base each year! The reasons are many and in many cases not the businesses' fault. So it behooves the business owner to always be promoting and attracting new customers as well as working their customer retention plan. But in the real world that is not always possible. In fact most of the time it only happens when more business is really needed. One day the owner looks up from working in their business and realizes that … [Read More...]
Marketing Recipe
Good Morning I grew up in a restaurant. My parents owned and ran restaurants most of their lives. Everything from a deil through a tablecloth restaurant with bar. I mostly bused tables and worked the dishwasher. But over the years I did a little bit of everything except work the bar (I was too young). One thing I remember is that when my father wanted to add a new item to the menu or was developing a special, he would make it and then offer samples of it to his regular customers to see … [Read More...]
