Hi Blogger,
I sent an e-mail out a few days ago indicating that we're drawing a line in the sand and that we will not be sending any e-mails to anyone who hasn't explicitly DOUBLE opted-in expressing their desire to hear from us..
I know you're busy and you probably get a lot of e-mails (I know I do). As such, you may not have even noticed the e-mail I sent out the other day.
The bottom line is - I send out some great information every week that is designed to help business owners market themselves better and become more successful.
If that's not you, then you can disregard this e-mail.
If however you are a small business owner and you want to know how you can grow your business faster, then you're in luck, because that's what I'm here to help you do.
Each week I send out some great information (it's free by the way) that you can use to begin achieving greater success.
What kind of information, you ask?
Well, check out some of these examples taken from previous e-mails:
Stop Creating Interest in Your Company
de·sire [dih-zahyuh r] verb, de·sired, de·sir·ing, noun.
verb (used with object)
1. to wish or long for; crave; want.
2. to express a wish to obtain; ask for; request: The mayor desires your presence at the next meeting.
Read the entire article at www.tylerzeck.com/stop-creating-interest-in-your-company-2/
The 6-Step Marketing Plan Review for Small Business
Publicly traded company’s are required to file quarterly reports for their shareholders and the process involves audits, board meetings and a variety of other activities that enable them to take the pulse of the corporation.
Small businesses owners don’t face the same types of government regulations allow this to prevent them from doing any review at all.
This is a huge mistake! Small business owners should be stopping quarterly, or at least twice a year to do a progress review, set goals for the upcoming quarter, and review their long term vision requirements to make sure their activities are still moving them towards their goals.
Read the entire article at www.tylerzeck.com/small-business-marketing-plan-review-6-simple-steps/
Grow your Small Business by Growing Yourself
In his best-selling book “The E-Myth”, Michael Gerber explains that the vast majority of small business owners are what he calls technicians – that is, they started their business because they had expertise in that field already, not necessarily because they are trained as business experts.
The challenge is that simply having expertise in your product or service doesn’t always translate into expertise when it comes to running a small business.
Of course one of the key components – if not THE key component – of running a successful small business is attracting customers.
Read the entire article at www.tylerzeck.com/small-business-owners-struggle/
From time to time I'll probably also send you an invitation to attend an event or to sign up for some cool program that could help you even further, but my commitment to you is to only ever send you information that you'll find valuable and helpful for growing your business.
So what do you say? Do you want to get this information from me? You can opt-out any time - so you really have nothing to lose.
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