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Call to Action: Events

Events can be a powerful first step for most trainers, consultants, and professional coaches. They literally put trainers, consultants, and professionals coaches on the podium to illustrate what they do and how they help clients. Events can serve as a great call to action. Dedicated invitations can be created and delivered via email or postal

Call to Action for Trainers, Consultants, and Professional Coaches

Every online marketing campaign should have clear calls to action. But commonly trainers, consultants, and professional coaches will say, “I’m not sure I have a good call to action.” That’s a big problem, it’s like giving people directions without picking a destination. You’ll get somewhere but probably not strategically toward a sale. There are five

Online Marketing: Publish or Perfection?

Trainers, consultants, and professional coaches tend to strive for perfection. On the surface that seems like an asset but it can become the undoing of their online marketing. The problem with perfectionism is it often becomes fruitless debate or nit picking. Gradual improvement is admirable but requires testing not nit picking. At a certain point

Consistency is Key in Online Marketing . . . Repetition, Not Necessarily

Consistency is often the lacking feature in an otherwise solid online marketing campaign. Strategizing and planning tend to be what trainers, consultants, and professional coaches want to tackle but consistent execution can be elusive. That said consistency can become repetition which is a sure way to lose audience interest. Consistency is born from a marketing

Marketing Over-Strategizing

If there is a number one offender on why consultant’s, trainer’s, and professional coach’s marketing campaigns don’t work it’s over-strategizing. The best plan ever conceived is worthless if it’s never put in place. Over-strategizing revolves around one central problem, too much thinking and too little action. Admittedly marketing consultants and contractors contribute to this problem.

Social Media Posts via Third Party Systems . . . or Not

In a previous post written last year, we discussed social media automation. As with most things dealing with the internet, the available options for automating social media have grown significantly since that was written a year ago. Trainers, consultants, and professional coaches need to carefully weigh their strategy to find the most suitable way of

Critically Analyze Your Web Metrics

One of the biggest advantages to improving online marketing is the fact that data is instantly available to inform decisions. However, sometimes data gets oversimplified and provides false “insight”. Recently a client expressed concern that the referring links from their social media platforms was too low. It was true that only a small fraction (about

An Online Marketing Strategy that Works for YOUR Business

There is no shortage of email, social, and online marketing to sample from. It’s a common occurrence for us to get a forward saying, “Can we do something like this?” While there is nothing wrong with getting inspiration from other marketing campaigns; trainers, consultants, and professional coaches need to assess whether the marketing strategy works

Business to Business (B to B) Social Media

There tends to be two extremes to opinions on social media in the business to business marketing world. The one extreme is that it’s the same as any other business. Put in the effort and you’ll see the same result as any other business. The other extreme is that it’s not a good medium for

Consistent Online Marketing Activities Are Required for Consistent Results

There seems to be a common misconception among trainers, consultants, and professional coaches that once you get your online marketing campaigns rolling that it then runs itself. There is never a time where you should be asleep at the wheel. Every online communication channel requires consistent activity and a lull in activity will almost guarantee

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