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Should You Run A Webinar?

David A Fields

A consultant sent me the following question: A vendor I work with has invited me to give a four-part series of webinars. The intention, of course, is to get more clients for me and for the vendor to get sales opportunities. Are there specific guidelines for using webinars? One is the credibility/visibility webinar.

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Webinars: Your Best Promotional Tool

The Fearless Marketer

And then I followed up on them with information on my new Marketing Mastery Program. And I started to offer webinars instead of live speaking engagements. When it comes to marketing professional services, nothing is more powerful than a live (or virtual live) presentation. And my recent series of webinars proves it.

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5 Key Takeaways: Brand Management Webinar

Wakeman Consulting Group: Dave's Blog

Next week, I’m doing a free webinar on Brand Management for ticket selling organizations in partnership with the folks at AudienceView. Defining what a brand is : Every good marketer should have a working definition of what a brand is so that they can make decisions according to their definition. SIGN UP HERE!

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Seven Secrets to My Marketing Genius

The Fearless Marketer

I recently sent an email to those in my current Marketing Action Group Program sharing about my, ahem, “Marketing Genius.”. If you are, you can be a marketing genius, too! #1 No, I reach out with emails, webinars, and offers for my services. Right now certain marketing activities are not working very well.

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The Marketing-Selling Sequence

The Fearless Marketer

A lot of marketing is like throwing a bunch of balls in the air and hoping they land exactly where you want. Your balls may include: Your marketing message, email promotions, online sales information, qualifying phone calls, social media, a marketing presentation, and the selling conversation. If so, ask for the business.

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Consultant Marketing Juggernaut

Jerry Fletcher

Blog and Newslog development to include recording and editing audio and video components and uploading them to Vimeo and YouTube Books, for example one for entrepreneurs on how to use speaking to build a business Speaking professionally requires a great deal of sales activity. I don’t have that kind of time. I have a business to run.

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Proactive Experience Marketing

The Fearless Marketer

Recently, when I took a close look at the marketing that has worked best for me over the past 35 years, two things popped out. Hence: Proactive Experience Marketing. Proactive marketing without the experience might get you in front of a lot of people, but it can be hard to convert them into clients. That’s your job. Definitely!