If you’ve been around awhile, and were even a little bit techie, you may remember the big stereo assembles. You had your turntable and your speakers, and maybe a tape deck, and a cd player and everything plugged into an amp and a preamp and maybe an equalizer … okay, maybe I’m dating myself . […]
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Finding and Using Images For Your Website
One thing that most, if not all online marketers would agree on is the importance of having good quality photographs on their blog and social media outlets. However that isn’t necessarily the most important thing to know about when using images in content marketing. Jennifer Burke from Mighty Marketing Mojo has written an in-depth article […]
Use Visualization In Your Email Marketing
Matt McWilliams has a blog post you’ve got to read. Well, he’s got a lot of posts you’d love – but this one grabbed me good today and I had to share it. Using visualization in your email marketing – have you ever considered it? As I read Matt’s post I got excited because I […]
What Makes Someone Register For A Webinar?
I’m a Thrive Architect user and love that they’re putting such high emphasis on creating content that motivates and equips their user community. This recently published item featuring the 6 Psychological Triggers Behind High Converting Webinar Registration Pages caught my attention. I opened the post up in my browser and determined not to call it […]
Easy Funnel For Your Service Based Business
List building and follow up are areas of business strategy everyone needs to give attention to, yet it seems to often be resisted by service providers. They feel like they either have nothing to say or that people won’t want to hear from them. Cindy Bidar used to feel that way, but she got over […]
Creating Schedules & Boundaries
Laura Petrolina, blogging over at Spin Sucks, has spoken to an issue a lot of us struggle with. Managing our schedules and creating boundaries for how we communicate with others. To quote her: Communications pros across the board are VERY bad at boundaries. VERY bad. Some of it is because that’s the nature of our […]