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Duct Tape Marketing Coach’s Plan by Business901
Posted by: | CommentsLast month, I wrote a blog post called "Hiring a consultant, can I see your marketing plan? " and to summarize I said: "If you are thinking about hiring a marketing consultant or a coach, it is very easy to qualify them, ask them, "Can I see your marketing plan?" That will send some shimmers through them."
In all fairness, the question would be, Can I see yours? I wrote it, made a couples of relatively minor changes by not revealing present customers but I have exposed it for the entire world to see on the Marketing Plan Pro website .
An excerpt from the Goal section of the plan:
1.1 Goals
Personal Goals:
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Finish my book by the end of the year
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Become more efficient at storytelling
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Take time off this year
Business Goals:
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Increase consulting engagements from three to six by year’s end
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Have minimum of five year-long engagements ongoing by August
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Have 50 attendees per month in webinars
Strategic Goals:
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Increase speaking engagements by the end of year
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Create smooth transition between the steps of the marketing funnel
Tactical Goals:
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Call five people a day, period
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Use social media to promote our expertise with past clients
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Develop cross-promotions for the book with key expert partners
Why I am being so transparent, a quote that I saw the other day pretty much sums it all up:
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who implement them are priceless." — Mary Kay Ash
Marketing Plan Pro – what is in the Box
Posted by: | CommentsMost people know that I am a Duct Tape Marketing Coach and use Marketing Plan Pro to create my marketing plans. This is a quick video explaining what is in the box!
I am going to try something new. Instead of uploading the video I just used a hyperlink to my YouTube page. I though that would allow my blog to load quicker. We will see.
Small Business wants to do their marketing alone?
Posted by: | CommentsI am not surprised but still amazed at this statistic.
Two-Thirds of Small Businesses Go it Alone for Marketing
More than half of small business owners say that generating new customers is a challenge for them, yet nearly two-thirds say they do not use outside support for marketing assistance, according to a survey of US small businesses from the Yellow Pages Association (YPA)….
What are some other items that are commonly outsourced?
Accounting,Payroll, Manufacturing, Printing, Engineering, Janitorial, Machining, Fabrication, Service, Food, Secretarial duties, Answering, and many, many more?
But not marketing? HMMM!












