Why build an email list? Isn’t email marketing dead? Far from it. While email open rates aren’t nearly what they were in their hay day (back when getting an email was like finding the golden ticket), building an email list is still a critical part of marketing your business and serving your clients. MailChimp is …
“Everyone needs my product!” “Who COULDN’T use this service?” “Anyone can benefit from this opportunity!” All these sound great, and you’ve probably said them before about your product, service or opportunity. (Don’t lie! Lying’s the devil.) I’ve done it, too. But the truth is, you have to know your target market. If you’re targeting everyone, …
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I know, the idea of marketing your home business online can seem like a totally different universe. And the idea of exploring a different universe is scary. Trust me, it’s not. It can be fun, educational, and ultimately, very profitable. Sure, there are some things you’ll have to learn and practice. You’re going to make …
There are essentially two types of ways to grow your business: prospecting and attraction marketing. Which one is more powerful? Let’s take a look. But before we do, the purpose of this isn’t to pick one of the other. I regularly do both for my business, but my skills lean more toward attraction marketing. They …
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I know, the idea of taking your home business online can seem like a totally different universe. And the idea of exploring a different universe is scary. Trust me, it’s not. It can be fun, educational, and ultimately, very profitable. Sure, there are some things you’ll have to learn and practice. You’re going to make …
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Do you have a blog but you hardly every post because you just don’t think you have enough good ideas? Or maybe you are thinking about starting a blog but don’t think you will have enough content to regularly post. This is one of the most common excuses I’ve heard when helping people set up …
