This book was recommended by an entrepreneur
friend… Since he also an entrepreneur,
his advice holds slightly more weight when I ask for advice. Thus, bumped other books back a bit… Plus, I’m really thinking of putting more
content anyway.
Forward by Neil Patel… This dude been spamming my fb feed with his
online course. Seems like the world is
only so big.
There is funny (or emotional or witty) marketing
copy, and there is marketing that sells. Here, if you are content marketing, there should be an end game of some sort. The difference between a blogger and a content
marketer here is one just assumes the job is to create content while the other
knows the job is really to market a business.
Sadly based on the “10 Characteristics of a
High-Growth Business” evaluation… I run
a shitty business…
The book provides a few metrics to measure
against and targets to strive for. There
are also a few ways to brainstorm how to find/create your content and the
different personality approaches you could try to find a fit.
All in all though, seems like the main points
are:
1. This is a very long exercise… You have to just take that leap of faith
2. Be part of the 5% that actually get things
done
3. Give give give
So in a way…
My next steps will be working on content and AdWords. There are things I did when I lost 40 pounds
and I think would be beneficial to others if I shared it. A few weeks ago when my friend Sophia asked me
if I spent all the money we made at a trade show on dinner to thank everybody
for helping out… Yes… I told her profitability means nothing right
now. Of course everybody hopes to make
money. But this project was more about
learning, experiencing, giving, finding a creative outlet, and “owning”
responsibility.
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