maintaining relationships

Marketing Fitness — Don’t Sprint to Win the Marathon! (Part 1)

2018-03-27T08:07:23-04:00

{4:50 minutes to read} When I was younger, with a rather extreme physical regimen of fitness including football, wrestling, tennis, weightlifting, etc., I often repeated the same cycle — I’d push myself too hard, get injured, and then I’d have to stop. And when I stopped, I stopped completely. I’d go from one extreme of [...]

Marketing Fitness — Don’t Sprint to Win the Marathon! (Part 1)2018-03-27T08:07:23-04:00

What Is CRM & Does Your Business Need It?

2018-03-28T00:33:10-04:00

{3:30 minutes to read} Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is basically a hub where people organize, store and stay in touch with their customers or clients, whether for a service, product or company. Unlike a standard contact list or email program designed for a single user, CRM is more functional and interactive. It allows you to [...]

What Is CRM & Does Your Business Need It?2018-03-28T00:33:10-04:00

Are Your Email Lists VIP-Centric?

2018-03-28T04:46:21-04:00

{4:15 minutes to read} Email marketing is convenient and efficient. Yet, efficiency & effectiveness are often counter to one another. Meaning, as something is more efficient, the less effective it often is. Very often the most effective forms of marketing aren’t a very efficient use of time or resources. However, quality time spent with VIP [...]

Are Your Email Lists VIP-Centric?2018-03-28T04:46:21-04:00

What’s Better than Know, Like, Trust?

2018-03-28T04:47:15-04:00

{1:30 minutes to read} In order to be recommended, you must be remembered. “Know, Like, and Trust” has become an often bandied-about sales & marketing term. Productive relationships go through 3 phases: Knowing one another. Liking one another. And trusting in each other’s expertise & character: Each side must deliver on promises. […]

What’s Better than Know, Like, Trust?2018-03-28T04:47:15-04:00

Redefining Social Media’s 80-20 Rule

2013-10-29T18:58:09-04:00

I just heard from a long­time client-turned-­friend that a speaker she heard was espousing the importance of spending 80% of our marketing time on personal connections – networking, public speaking and face­-to-­face meetings – and only 20% on social media. Even though I run a company heavily immersed in social media, I don’t think the [...]

Redefining Social Media’s 80-20 Rule2013-10-29T18:58:09-04:00

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