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Ah, caught you napping! Well, that’s projection. You caught me napping. I’m hopeful that by the time you read this, I’ll be sleeping in and being utterly lazy.
I did get another potential project late Friday, so I’m content to jump ship knowing I can let the marketing slide this week. And you? How’s your workload? Have enough? If not, here are a few of my earlier posts on marketing. Maybe something will resonate with you.
5 responses to “It’s Wednesday – Have You Marketed This Week?”
I got in something last night that I need to turn around before I leave tomorrow, and I've got interviews for an article next week when I get back.
I've got some trauma in the fiction end this week, but we'll see how that shakes out.
How timely. I'm all over marketing today, even though a few potential projects have come through from long-ago marketing efforts. Hope you're having a great vacay!
Wow, Lori, right on time as always. My summer has been so filled with unexpected twists and turns that marketing has definitely fallen to the wayside. Yes, you caught me naping, but I'm on it now!:-)
I'm actually pretty content with my work load at the moment . . . one of my friends suggested I think about trying ezinearticles.com as a way of driving traffic to my Web site and drumming up new business (apparently Google love ezinearticles), but when I thought about it I realized I don't want to spend the time writing articles I don't care about–and that I'm not getting paid for–in the hopes of drumming up business I don't really have the time for anyway.
I just got back from a trip where I collected about 300 prospects. I've got to create the letters and print off the brochures, and then I've got a major Fearless Ink mailing aimed all over New England!