Effective marketing boils down to this: Find an audience, figure out what they need or want, and then deliver it. Email is one of the best mediums to help you do just that. And it isn’t always about selling them on a product. In fact, that isn’t at all where… Continue Reading How To Find What Your Audience Wants Through Email Marketing
I just finished doing a Facebook Live (follow me!) about email marketing and how important it is for our business. Regardless of the type of business you are in, I truly believe you need to build your email list! It is the secret to engaging your followers and customers and… Continue Reading How to Build Anticipation and Open Rates in Your Marketing Emails
We’re coming to the end of our seven-day challenge to use business planning to create explosive growth in traffic, customers, and most importantly income. Get yesterday’s post on breaking your comfort zone Much of what we’ve discussed so far has been actionable steps like writing down your goals as well… Continue Reading How To Engineer Explosive Growth By Stacking Your Efforts
Welcome to Day 6 of our business planning series for the new year! Catch up with yesterday’s post on why you should be writing down your business goals. Today – Business Growth! Can you think back on a time of real growth, be it in business, in your personal life,… Continue Reading Tips to Break the Comfort Zone for Real Business Growth
It is day five in our business planning series for the new year. Happy New Year! In our last post, we were learning about how to work backward with goal setting. Throughout this short little series on setting business goals, I’ve mentioned the importance of writing your goals down. It… Continue Reading Why It’s More Effective To Write Down Your Business Goals
We are on day four of our business planning session. You can check out the last post on boosting your bottom line to get caught up. In this article, I want to share the thought process for setting smart business goals. The trick is to work backward from a financial… Continue Reading How To Work Backwards To Set Your Business Goals