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I use these low cost marketing tools every day! It’s how I can do marketing on less than $17 a day! In the beginning, marketing was expensive. If you wanted to look like a real business you had to throw money at designers, writers and technical people to do even the simplest things. The problemContinueContinue reading “52 of The Best Low Cost Marketing Tools for Every Small Business”

We marketers love power words.  We love to use them in emails, subject lines, and landing pages. As marketers and advertisers we’re looking for any opportunity to grab your attention with a single word. Well, my small business marketing friends, it’s time to stop using marketing words and phrases that have now gone beyond their shelfContinueContinue reading “10 Marketing Words to Avoid”

For the love of Marketing – don’t overuse SMS Text Messages! There are so many text message ideas that you can use – and I’m going to cover them here. Don’t Be THAT Guy! SMS text messaging is the one sacred space where you can still get your customers’ attention. So when you’re looking forContinueContinue reading “12 Creative SMS Text Message Ideas for Small Business [UPDATE]”

Infographics have revolutionized the way we consume information in the digital age, transforming complex data into visually appealing and easily digestible content. But what separates an outstanding infographic from the rest? In this ultimate guide to infographic tips, we will explore the essential components of creating captivating infographics that not only inform but also engageContinueContinue reading “The Ultimate Guide to Infographic Tips in 2023”

If you’ve been asked to join BNI Connect, make sure you have these things in place to get the most out of your money and your time. What Does BNI Stand For? BNI is short for Business Networking International. BNI is recognized as the greatest professional referral marketing program and the world’s leading business networkingContinueContinue reading “My Honest BNI Review: Don’t Join Without a Solid Referral Strategy”