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Are you a marketer with limited resources? We’re here to help you decide which marketing activities to cut so that you can focus your energy and budget on what really matters.
In this two-part episode, Michelle Tresemer and I investigated which marketing activities to cut when you have limited resources.
In part one, Sarah and Michelle argue the importance (or lack of) of showing up with regular email newsletters and weekly blog posts.
Spoiler alert: We don’t always agree :)
Email newsletters (we fought over this one).
Email is one of the most effective marketing channels out there, but creating a newsletter takes time and resources. So, should you cut them? Again, it depends on your audience. If your audience is not receptive to email marketing, then it may be wise to cut back on newsletters. However, if your audience is engaged with your brand through email, then newsletters are definitely worth keeping.
Daily or weekly blog posts.
Blogging can be a great way to build your brand, earn SEO juice, and attract new customers, but it can also be time-consuming and expensive. Should you cut them? Well, if you’re not seeing any traction from your blog posts, then it may be wise to cut back. However, if your blog is generating traffic and engagement, then it’s definitely worth keeping.
Join us in the next episode when we explore SEO agencies and being on all social media channels.
Find the show notes here: https://www.sarahnoelblock.com/tiny-marketing/ep-35
Resources mentioned in this episode: http://tinymarketing.me/website
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Are you a marketer with limited resources? We’re here to help you decide which marketing activities to cut so that you can focus your energy and budget on what really matters.
In this two-part episode, Michelle Tresemer and I investigated which marketing activities to cut when you have limited resources.
In part one, Sarah and Michelle argue the importance (or lack of) of showing up with regular email newsletters and weekly blog posts.
Spoiler alert: We don’t always agree :)
Email newsletters (we fought over this one).
Email is one of the most effective marketing channels out there, but creating a newsletter takes time and resources. So, should you cut them? Again, it depends on your audience. If your audience is not receptive to email marketing, then it may be wise to cut back on newsletters. However, if your audience is engaged with your brand through email, then newsletters are definitely worth keeping.
Daily or weekly blog posts.
Blogging can be a great way to build your brand, earn SEO juice, and attract new customers, but it can also be time-consuming and expensive. Should you cut them? Well, if you’re not seeing any traction from your blog posts, then it may be wise to cut back. However, if your blog is generating traffic and engagement, then it’s definitely worth keeping.
Join us in the next episode when we explore SEO agencies and being on all social media channels.
Find the show notes here: https://www.sarahnoelblock.com/tiny-marketing/ep-35
Resources mentioned in this episode: http://tinymarketing.me/website
Join my events community for FREE monthly events.
I offer free events each month to help you master your business's growth through marketing, sales, systems, and offer strategy.
Join the community here!
Are you tired of prospects ghosting you? With a Gateway Offer, that won't happen.
Over the next Ten Days, we will launch and sell our Gateway Offers with the goal of reaching booked-out status!
Join the challenge here.
Support the show
Join the Tiny Marketing Club >>> Join the Club
Come tour my digital home :) >>>Website
Wanna be friends? >>> LinkedIn
Let's chat every Tuesday! >>> Newsletter
Catch the video podcast on YouTube >>>YouTube
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