Ep # 16: How to Uncomplicate Your Marketing
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This is the 16th episode of A Big Digital Hug. A Marketing Podcast for the modern entrepreneur who wants to take their business to the next level, for years, not just months to come.
Today I discuss, How to Uncomplicate Your Marketing to Gain More Time and Better Results.
I recently asked a group of entrepreneurs what they wanted to hear on my podcast and one of the most common answers was how complicated it all can be. I heard things like, there’s too many programs to learn, I don’t have the skills to keep up with it all, or there is so much, that I don’t even know where to start.
I hear you! I get confused myself some days.
What all this boils down to is Complication, which leads to confusion and overwhelm, procrastination, spreading yourself and your efforts too thin, and doing things because some so-called experts say so.
These are the steps I discuss in today’s episode to uncomplicate your marketing:
- Analyze what has worked in the past. Find where your business comes from and do more of that.
- Stop listening to all the so-called experts. No one knows your business like you do. Stop letting all the voices in.
- Divest your portfolio. Focus on one main tactic to drive traffic and complement it with others.
- Shift your priorities.
- Schedule time blocks.
- Make lists daily/weekly.
- Work in phases and set goals.
- Get help.
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Post by Karen Coons
Karen is the founder and CEO of Digital Hugs Marketing. With 15 years of experience in marketing and media, Karen has seen it all when it comes to sketchy tactics and marketing fails. She helps her clients to avoid these mistakes for long term results. Karen fully embraces an authentic, inbound approach to driving leads and creating a community of faithful consumers.
