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In times of tariff uncertainty, businesses must take a proactive and diversified approach to generating new prospects and revenue. Here are the top five ways to do that effectively:

  1. Strengthen Domestic Outreach

Why it works: As companies brace for increased costs on imports, many are re-evaluating their supplier base and prioritizing domestic partners to mitigate risk.
Action Steps:

  • Position your company as a U.S.-based, tariff-resilient alternative.
  • Use targeted campaigns emphasizing speed, reliability, and supply chain security.
  • Highlight “Made in America” or domestic sourcing benefits.
  1. Educate the Market with Thought Leadership

Why it works: Buyers are actively looking for insight on how to navigate the uncertainty. If you’re the one helping them understand it, you gain trust and attention.
Action Steps:

  • Host webinars, publish blog posts, or create LinkedIn content explaining how tariffs could impact different sectors—and how to respond.
  • Provide tools like readiness checklists or sourcing playbooks.
  • Position yourself as a guide, not just a vendor.
  1. Leverage Supplier Diversity as a Value Driver

Why it works: Even with economic uncertainty, many companies are doubling down on ESG and diversity commitments—especially in the private sector.
Action Steps:

  • Promote any veteran-owned, minority-owned, or diverse-owned certifications you hold.
  • Tap into supplier diversity networks and matchmaking events.
  • Offer strategic partnerships to companies looking to diversify their vendor pool under pressure.
  1. Partner and Collaborate to Expand Reach

Why it works: Strategic partnerships help you enter new markets faster, share risk, and leverage existing relationships others have built.
Action Steps:

  • Form alliances with logistics, procurement, or consulting firms who are also navigating tariff changes.
  • Bundle services or create referral agreements to deliver more value to shared audiences.
  • Explore joint marketing campaigns targeting sectors vulnerable to tariff hikes.
  1. Double Down on Retargeting and Email Nurturing

Why it works: Prospects may not buy now due to uncertainty—but they’re still researching and evaluating.
Action Steps:

  • Use retargeting ads for website visitors and email openers.
  • Implement lead scoring to identify and nurture warm prospects.
  • Send drip email sequences focused on resilience, readiness, and value planning.