#878 – Hang Out Where Your Customers Hang Out
Get connected with customers by hanging out where they are,
Get connected with customers by hanging out where they are,
Even if that’s not your career goal you need to be a good public speaker. Whether you’re standing up in front of an audience or one-on-one with an employee or a customer at the heart of each of those interactions are your communication skills.
A product by itself is not enough to guarantee success. Shaun McAndrew explains you need a complete offer.
If people don’t open your email what good is it?
Maybe you think when someone says something negative you shouldn’t dignify their comment with a reply. According to David Oates, that’s not the best strategy.
Athletes love to play on their home court. Being intimately familiar with every square inch of the field is reassuring, and the supportive crowd gives them the confidence to play their best.
People skip the nice boring headlines. Try going negative if you want to get noticed.
Follow three simple steps to create any type of content. The result is better content which encourages people to want to buy your product.
Danielle Hughes believes you need to give prospective customers a sense of who you are as a person. You do that with an interesting bio.
Make it easy for customers to give you testimonials
There’s a perception that authors are more credible experts than people who are not authors.
I am an email marketing fan so I was excited to invite Kendra Corman to join me for a conversation on how to make email marketing effective.