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Just a few days ago I was listening in on a Q&A call for a program that I had purchased some time ago, and since I hadn’t visited the live Q&A for awhile I thought I’d sit in and see what kind of questions were being answered and what kind of...
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Soul Proprietors are, by their very nature, social people. For them, marketing their business or practice is all about connection, engagement and building relationships. So it is not uncommon for a soul proprietor to be especially drawn to social media as a way of...
All the Good Stuff, Guerrilla Marketing, Just Biz, Productivity, Soul Proprietor, Tips
One of the complaints I have about big corporations these days is how they seem to have such short-term thinking. The CEO’s of corporations seem to be only concerned about the coming quarter and whether there will be profit dividends for shareholders. To hell...
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Recently I was surprised to learn that we have 60 hours available to us every weekend. Yes, I said 60-Hours!! I was surprised because I’ve just never done the math. But it’s true. From 6:00 pm Friday until 6:00 am Monday there are 60 hours available to...
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One of the questions I get asked frequently is “How much time should I spend on marketing activities?” And I always ask, in return, another question. Well, two questions actually. “How many clients do you have now?” and “How many clients do you want?” If you’re...
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When I first start working with clients — many of them life coaches and independent holistic professionals — they get a little annoyed with me when I tell them that their real job title (now that they are business owners) is “marketer.” That is usually...
