Archive for August, 2008
Day 8 — Social Networks & More
It was a hodge podge of items today, fitting in what I could between client work. I got another new project from a client yesterday–sort of a spin off from the one I mentioned on Monday. Both are projects for a mutual fund company.
Marketing-wise, I spent some time on Linked In. I keep hearing buzz [...]
Posted: August 13th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing.
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Day 7 — Client Work & Ezine
Well, yesterday was a busy day for client work so I didn’t get a lot done marketing wise–except for finishing my e-zine, which will go out today and signing up for a JV deal a friend of mine is offering in September.
But I actually did a couple things different with my e-zine this week. For [...]
Posted: August 12th, 2008 under Resources, Savvy Marketing.
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8 Ways to Make More Marketing Time
You can’t skip eating for a week and then refuel yourself in one day, and you can’t do the same with marketing. It’s hard, but finding the time to promote the business must be a priority if you want to keep growing at a healthy rate. You have to do it every (working) day—for at [...]
Posted: August 12th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing, Time Management.
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Days 5 & 6 of Massive Action — Marketing Planning & Priorities
Well, my intent was to take one full day off over the weekend and that didn’t quite happen–I took parts of both days instead. Perhaps I’ll do better next weekend, my neck and shoulders could really use more time away from the keyboard and mouse!
Aside from a lot of client work, I made progress on [...]
Posted: August 11th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing.
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Day 4–Clients and Prospects
Spent a lot of time working on client projects yesterday, and dealing with last minute issues about moving the domains to the new website. Why does it always have to be so complicated?! I have two questions in to my current web guy so the move probably won’t be made this weekend.
As far as new [...]
Posted: August 9th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing.
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Day 3 — Preparing New Copywriting & Marketing Products & Services
So I’m not feeling like I got much in the way of massive action done today. Started the day organizing in the office for like an hour and a half. But it easier to concentrate now. Also spent some time working on three short sales pages for some cool products for parents of kids with [...]
Posted: August 8th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing.
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Day 2 of 30 Days of Massive Action
Yesterday was a busy day–a lot of time spent running around outside the office and finishing a client project. It’s always great to finish something, but I spent much longer than I anticipated. “Fixing” that is clearly a top priority!
Marketing-wise:
I sent out two packages–one to the Ben & Jerry’s PR guy as I discussed [...]
Posted: August 7th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing.
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Who Do You Want to Know?
Actually, a better question is, “Who are the people who could have a BIG impact on taking your business to the next level?” It could be a huge client, a mentor, a key referral source, or a journalist from your favorite business publication. Do you know who they are? Are you trying to figure out [...]
Posted: August 6th, 2008 under Building Buzz, Online Marketing, Strategic Networking.
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Day 1 of 30 Days of Massive Action
Ok, I spent way too much time finishing my Compelling Marketing ezine this AM–about 3 hours writing it and I actually worked on it yesterday too. Obviously, that has to change since it’s a weekly. Lately, I’ve been jotting ideas on Sunday night as I get ready for bed but I was distracted this week [...]
Posted: August 6th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing.
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Can I Double My Income By Sept 4?
Today I’m officially launching my 30 Days of Massive Action initiative with the goal of doubling my monthly income. Massive action means setting goals and then doing as much as possible, in as little time as possible, to reach them–essentially kicking your butt into high gear in a focused way. So [...]
Posted: August 5th, 2008 under Savvy Marketing.
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