Google doesn’t have a lot of planning meetings. Or at least the ones they have don’t last long. They evaluate a new plan or strategy quickly, instead of slowly and methodically. If they feel it has merit, they test. A lot. They test their way to the right strategy. So should you. Sure, this flies [...]
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One of the biggest mistakes small businesses make with their marketing is trying to say too much. It’s death by a thousand cuts (sorry). The business starts out with a simple, accurate, authentic message: superior engineering, for example. (The knife on the right.) Then as the company and its competition grow, the message grows: superior [...]
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