Are you a mish mosh marketer? Getting your marketing in alignment.
Posted on December 27, 2006 | 1 comment | Filed in UncategorizedDo you have a grand plan for what you want to achieve in your business this year or are you doing “hit or miss” projects and opportunities that sound good as they come along? I “thought” I knew what I wanted in my
Are you guilty of living in entrepreneurial margueritaville and just doing things because it’s fun and it sounds like a good idea for your business? It’s an adrenalin rush yes, but it dissolves your
Once you focus all your efforts and really get a clear picture of what you want, suddenly every action you take is lined up in unison all for the achievement of one common
Here are some things you can do differently to
- Make sure that the
- Write for your niche. Don’t write above their heads. Don’t write for your peers. Do an ask campaign or visit forums to see what your audience really cares about and write that.
- Have a
- Don’ jump on new
- Align what you are
- Leverage your blog posts, podcast interviews, and article writing with the content/products that you want to produce for the year
- Optimize first for web pages for the things that directly drive revenue in your business. Those are your money words.
- Attend events that your customers would attend.
- Align your
Imagine if you are this focused, what a powerful vibe you’ll send out to attract exactly the customers, colleagues, opportunities, and resources you need for a really successful year! That’s the power of a focused business.
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I had never heard of the term “mosh marketer” My challenge is that I have so many talents (most of which I have only been aware of in the last 15 years) and I do end up wearing lots of hats. How would you advise alligning your market when there are endless possibilities, you have hundreds of ideas, and feel draw to many business targets/possiblities? (Some of this can be addressed in my situation by leveraging my recruits) What do you think of the idea of examining and evaluating what you value most to allign your business?
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