Most people reading this blog post know that I do not have any formal marketing training. I do my best to use logic and what I've learned from different seminars I take and suggestions from people I meet.
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| You never know what works in marketing - until you do it. Then again, next time, it might not work. Just keep trying! |
So far, the biggest teacher has been EXPERIENCE.
Now that I've been a marketer for a few years, I am seen as a marketing expert in several circles. (NOTE: There are plenty of places, still, where I am--rightly--considered the novice marketer.)
When people turn to me for marketing expertise, they often ask, "What do you suggest I do to market my business? What's working right now?"
I have an honest but unsatisfying answer for them:
I don't know what will work!
I can remark about things that I HAVE DONE that worked--and did not work.
However, some of my biggest successes came from things I did that I found simply by accident.
- People find me in search engines (i.e. Google) through keywords that neither I nor Google ever would have guessed.
- People get excited about Blog Posts I make that surprise me--and do not get excited about my "sure things."
- People respond to certain videos, finding them in ways I never anticipated.
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