Instead of all of your marketing and advertising efforts working in concert, one effort by one specialist may inadvertently work against another specialist’s work and cause all efforts to fall short.
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You’re Measuring the Wrong Things
All too often, marketers and businesses are looking at the wrong measurements. While measuring is always good, certain measurements mean very little without supporting data.
Simplify Marketing and Advertising
Marketing is like herding cats. Eventually, small businesses will settle for mediocrity or worse.
Emotions, Ego and Bias Can Kill your Marketing Results
Emotion, subjectivity, bias, ego, and pride can inadvertently ruin marketing projects. Even when a tactic or channel is not performing (after testing many variables), some companies are unwilling to pull the plug on their “darling” platforms.
Marketing Jargon Sucks: It’s costing you dearly
Most of the jargon used in today’s marketing is misleading or used incorrectly. It costs businesses dearly and contributes to 87% of marketers saying their results are not very successful.
Manage the “Shoot first. Aim later” mentality in today’s marketing
The marketing industry has crippled small businesses’ chances for success. Today’s marketing approaches like “shoot first, aim later” and “spray and pray” are common. Even if you have never heard of those cliches, they are the norm, and if they sound unorganized or careless, it’s because they are.
Define and Defend the Commander’s Intent
Learn how to make sure your marketing team is aiming at the same target while simultaneously creating an unshakeable directive that creates an efficient, successful marketing environment.
Everybody Thinks They Are a Marketer and It’s Killing You
There are very few certainties in life, but one thing that is certain is that in every marketing project, someone who can influence a marketing project will believe they have the answers despite having no real marketing experience.
Avoiding the Inherent Conflict of Interest Between Marketing Agencies and Your Business
The rarely discussed but often destructive conflict of interest between marketers and businesses that buy marketing services is probably the biggest culprit for inefficiency and wasted money. Marketing companies can sell only the services they offer.
Get Faster Results From Your Marketing
How many times have you thought you had the magic bullet in your marketing gun, but after taking the shot, it turned out the bullet was less magic and more ho-hum?
