This blog post was originally published on March 2nd, 2020. It has been recently updated with new information to help small business owners use their stories in their weekly nurture emails as part of their email marketing. Once upon a time, there was a 15-year old girl who played harp and sang at the Minnesota […]
Why You Really Need to Grow Your Own Email List
This blog post was originally written in 2016, just after the rise and fall of a social media platform called Blab. Since then, many other social media platforms have come and gone, or are currently falling apart, like Twitter/X. Which just reinforces my point below about why you need your own email list. I’ve updated […]
Fanning the Flames of Your Buyer’s Journey – Or Why Your Potential Customers Aren’t Buying Right Away
You’ve put together social media and PPC campaigns to promote your product or service. You’ve sent out emails. You’ve built landing pages and sales pages. You’ve got an email capture form on every page of your website. You’re offering a lead magnet/downloadable freebie or a coupon to get people to opt-in. You’re doing everything right. […]
Improve Your Marketing Message by Listening to Your Customers
This post was originally written in 2017. It has been updated to include new information and to focus more on helping you with your email marketing, as that is my primary focus now. However, using your customer’s viewpoint to improve your marketing message works in all aspects of your marketing and I highly recommend following […]
Tax Time Tip: How to Deal with 1099s in Your Small Business
This post was originally written in 2017. However, most of the information dealing with a 1099 from your clients or for other freelancers and small business owners is still the same. If you have questions about a 1099 you’ve received, or whether you need to issue a 1099 to someone you’ve paid for freelance or […]
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