Marketing: Full-Time Commitment

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  • Started 2 years ago by EarlC
  • Latest reply from JohnCrawford

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  1. EarlC
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    Would you agree that successful marketing requires a full-time commitment,
    over and above what time you already spend conducting your business and
    keeping it sound, or even afloat? I have been remiss, but I intend to
    correct that omission soon. See E.C. Come, E.C. Go for my confessional.

    Posted 2 years ago #
  2. JohnCrawford
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     I certainly would agree that marketing requires a full-time committment and as much as all other aspects of running a business since the more time that you spend working on something the more likely it is to improve and the better one should become at it.  Stands to reason, anyway.  I can easily understand though, why someone who writes as creatively and prolifically as you do must much prefer that committment to the mundane task of cleaning up loose ends on a website.

    I sense that you are trying to talk yourself into taking some action and actually getting down to those house-cleaning chores and may be looking for a little encouragement, incentive and prodding from those of us who are equally prone to concentrate on the more enjoyable things we have to do.

    Go for it, Earl.

     

     

     

    Posted 2 years ago #

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