Tag Archives | marketing strategies
You need to be using more “kind of like” bridges… ☝️🙂
This is one of my FAVORITE stories relating to consumption theory…
You need to start “selling shovels” now… 😉
5 Hacks for Small Businesses to Outrank Larger Ones
Five hacks for small businesses to outrank larger ones. How can you compete with those big guns when it comes to SEO? If they already have a better domain authority than you and they have the fingerprints all over the best search queries in your vertical, it can seem like it's impossible to outrank them, […]
The Easiest Way to Get Clients For Your Ad Agency
The easiest way to get clients for your ad agency. It's funny, everyone thinks it's easy for me to close business. Even with a brand, it's never easy. You always have to work hard to close deals. And when I started off, it was even harder, because I didn't have a brand or the experience. […]
7 Ways For Your Co-workers to Help You With Marketing
Seven ways for your coworkers to help you with your marketing. Do you have coworkers? If so, great, because I'm going to teach you how to leverage them for more traffic. And if you don't have coworkers, no worries, you can use your friends instead. RESOURCES & LINKS: ____________________________________________ Slack: Microsoft Teams: Upper: Ubersuggest: ____________________________________________ […]
Rethink Your Marketing With This Unorthodox Concept
Rethink your marketing with this unorthodox concept. I was born in London, my mom was born in India, my dad was born in Uganda. When I was a baby, my mom and dad wanted to move to America. So, we ended up making our way to sunny California. Now in India, my mom had a […]
The Long Term Marketing Tactic You Need to Start Focusing On
The long term marketing tactic that you need to start focusing on. I have tried literally most marketing strategies that you can think of. From sponsoring sports teams to television ads, from every form of digital marketing. You name it, I've probably tried it. Well, what's funny is small companies always miss one big strategy […]
