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7 great free templates for business planning, marketing strategy and productivity
Tried-and-true formats to explore, plan and streamline business Yes, FREE. I know. I know. We all get excited when we get stuff for free. Well, I’m sharing templates with you that I’ve developed for...
Use Facebook Page FAQs to engage & interact
Set up Facebook Messenger calls-to-action for your Page in minutes.
Rockin’ Review of “Rockin’ ROI”
Read Beasley Direct and Online Marketing’s review of Rockin’ ROI: How to Bootstrap Ecommerce with Performance-based Marketing.
10 Marketing Tips to Get Momentum Now
Get 10 great marketing tips and ideas to build relationships and partnerships that will transform your business through focused targeting and lead nurturing.
10 Marketing Freebies
Marketers seeking freebies: 10 selections for content development, ideas and tools.
Covid: Marketing Tips
Robin Forster of Feel So Alive interviews Jan Carroza of Center for Direct Marketing to explore 10 tips for small business marketers during the Covid pandemic.
Close more deals through LinkedIn
You know what they say about the Lottery: “You can’t win if you don’t play.” That’s how I feel about networking. A friend from Texas uses the expression “watering the flowers” when catching up...
Improve your marketing ROI with the Content Creators Planner
Trello version takes the physical planner to a new level This is a crazy time to be promoting anything, but I wanted to make sure I shared this wonderful content planning and measuring tool...
“It’s not what you know; it’s who you know”
However you keep good notes & track your networks, start early, nurture those relationships & they’ll return your time invested personally & financially.
Got a downloadable asset? Name it to get found.
Failing to add author or organization to a file name increases the difficulty for prospects to find, review and share your thought leadership. It also plays havoc with your team’s speed to retrieve and reuse.
Wall Drug: Giving first since 1936
Eighty-eight years ago, a South Dakota drug store realized what marketers embrace today: the realization that consumers respond positively to sellers willing to give freely, whether the gift is education, goods, services or ice.