Archive for My Journey
The Bookkeepers Bang on the Ear
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The common theme in marketing for yourself is that you should build a business that you have a passion for, a business that represents all that you believe in and strives to help others achieve the same in their lives.
I have worked with some great people and they all made me realise the truth of the above however it is not as easy as it seems.
Last year I was lucky enough to win a place on a blog coaching program with Caleb Spilchen, a young Canadian marketer who has really made great strides, he recommended that I create a blog on a topic that I was passionate about marketing, when you are actively involved in the subject that you are talking about it makes it super simple to create content for your blog.
Unfortunately although I am keen to lose weight I have no passion for
Randomness of the UK Marketer
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As an engineer there is one common thing that separates us from those we support, this was highlighted very early on in my career whilst doing my ONC college course. Communications was a compulsory module for engineers as this was something that typically we were very poor at, we’re great at finding and implementing solutions to your problems but do not expect us to explain what we have done or will do!
Fast forward over 20 years and still this problems remains, I am happiest with my head down fixing and creating things.
Thankfully I have some great friends online that encourage this mute engineer to get out and participate in communications with others, one such great place for this was created by my mentor Sterling Valentine.
He quickly came to realise that if there was a magic button to success in life it would be
Building Upon Your Success
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It is always a good idea to work with what is proven to work however you and me are unique, therefore what works for you may not work for me, although I am glad that you shared with me and many others what is working for you.
There is in any attraction strategy a mysterious ingredient X, that means although you and I may market in the same way to the same audience at the same time, it is a certaintity that our results will be different. How we present ourselves to our audience is one part of ingredient X, the rest is a beautiful mystery that we may never fully understand.
However through continuously testing new ideas and strategies
Return on Investment
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Every Sunday I do my stats and accounts now apart from noticing that I eat to much from convenience stores there was also the issue of the number of Marketing resources I have bought in the last 2 weeks, I say every Sunday….last week was missed for reasons I forget.
One of the product that I bought was called Youtube Hijack by Sarah Starr who is a very down to earth person and did not actually mention her product when I met her in London earlier this month, that task went to Martin Avis the host of the London Lunch where I met Sarah.
In Internet marketing you need to build a core team of people that you trust to give good, honest advice.
Martin ticks all of these boxes and so I purchased YouTube Hijack.
This is not actually going to be a full review of this product, you can see that here. The one point that I want to make is about marketing strategies that require you to invest money, they work really well if you are at the correct stage to use them.
Eating Successfully
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One of my favourite films is called ‘Planes Trains and Automobiles’ and the reason for this is that it deals with human interaction and how when we remove our personal barriers we can engage with others whilst sharing our passions and enjoying their company.
Now living in Norfolk at the moment and last Friday deciding to travel to London for Martin Avis’s London Lunch, I was faced with a journey comprising both train and automobile, I did look at the plane prices but these ran into several hundreds of dollars, so trains and automobiles it was.
If you have never been to a meetup before then I recommend that you do




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