I’ll bet you started your business to follow a passion, to do something you love, or to create your own future.
And yet, marketing is what you find yourself wrapped up in all the time.
After all, you need leads, clients, and customers, and no one can hire you, buy from you, or learn from you if they don’t know that you exist!
Why Marketing Is So Hard
You’re good at what you do. You know it. In fact, you’re brilliant at what you do. But unfortunately, for most of us marketing isn’t what you do best.
Learn the one question that will make marketing with benefits easy
Recently I flew to LA for Thrive Live,
What does VIP treatment equal?
As coach and team parent for our kids’ sports teams, we learn quite a bit about parents and politics — If you have kids in youth sports, you know what I mean!
2008, a year of near economic collapse in the U.S., is not so long ago. American citizens in some sectors are still reeling from the great slump in the housing market, the widespread loss of jobs, and the ongoing outsourcing of work overseas, among other catastrophes.
If you’ve ever been shopping for higher-end technology, you’ll resonate with the marketing ideas I’m going to share with you today, because part of shopping for technology involves reading about features, and today we’re going to learn why marketing with features isn’t enough to capture your customers.
While getting started on brand strategy and design and website strategy with my clients, one of the first things I want to know is who the ideal client is. Who is the person the brand and website must resonate with and speak to. Who does it need to attract to my client?
Guest Post from Sydni Craig-Hart, The Smart Simple Marketing Coach
There are designers that can make it pretty, coders that can make it work, and marketers that can make it sell — at
Bourn Creative is a 
