HeyJaredTalk with Linda Reed-Enever
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Is Your Marketing Routine Actually Working? (opens the original)
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As business owners, we hear a lot about the importance of creating a marketing routine. Make time for your marketing, plan the content, send the email, share the posts and keep showing up. Consistency matters, but completing the routine does not automatically mean the routine is working. You can publish three social posts every week, send an email every fortnight and record a podcast every month, but if you are not stopping to look at what those activities are producing, marketing can become ano
How Your Audience Signals True Thought Leadership (opens the original)
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Thought leadership isn't reserved for keynote speakers, published authors, or people with a large number of social media followers; in reality, it is much simpler than that. Thought leadership is what happens when people begin to trust the way you think. Someone might initially discover your business because of a specific product or service, but they stay engaged because your ideas empower them to make better decisions. Any business owner, whether you are a plumber, florist, accountant, dog trai
Using Metrics to Inspire Fresh Campaigns (opens the original)
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Metrics are a topic that business owners often either completely avoid or become totally obsessed with… We often talk about the pressure of analytics, and I know how overwhelming it can feel to stare at numbers that don't seem to be moving fast enough. But what if we stopped looking for validation and started looking for lessons? In this episode of the Talk podcast, I'm sharing why we need to stop asking "Are my numbers good enough?" and start asking "What are my numbers trying to teach me?" Met
Three Tools that Save You Hours Every Week (opens the original)
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There is a particular kind of optimism that comes with signing up for a new business tool. You watch the demonstration, look at the list of features, and think, "This is it! This tool is finally going to organise everything for me." Fast forward a few hours, and you have 17 tabs open, you're halfway through a tutorial, and a simple task has turned into a massive implementation project! The truth is, no software will magically run your business. A tool only saves you time when it solves a specifi
Measuring Event Success Beyond Registrations (opens the original)
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When we talk about event success, the top-line number most people reach for is registrations because it's easy to find, simple to report, and often used as a vanity metric. But registrations only tell us that someone filled in a form. They don't tell us if that person actually attended, stayed, engaged, took action, or even remembered what the event was about a week later. A massive registration list looks impressive in a report, but if only a fraction show up and fewer take action, the event ha
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