The Sunday Marketer in Australia
If you are anything like me, Sunday morning, I always go down to my local cafe at 7am with my dog to buy a coffee and a fresh croissant. It gets rid of two things; my need for a coffee in the morning and my dog needing to 'do her business'.
Then, I come home, shower, and turn on my computer. Mainly I write, but at least for an hour or so, I work.
Unlike most people, I rarely go into my emails. That to me is a Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 job. Instead I look at the Marketing Eye website and think of ways to market our business.
Then, I come home, shower, and turn on my computer. Mainly I write, but at least for an hour or so, I work.
Unlike most people, I rarely go into my emails. That to me is a Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 job. Instead I look at the Marketing Eye website and think of ways to market our business.
I am THE SUNDAY MARKETER.
Without the influences of an office, I sit overlooking the park and I research marketing blogs around the world. Mainly, outside of Australia, as unfortunately, the Australian marketing blogs are quite limiting and you can tell by reading many of them that they don't travel and are not spending enough time researching what is out there in the world of marketing.
American websites are always good and for design, if you check out Denmark, Sweden and Iceland design firms, you will be sure to get some inspiration. Of course, today, Pinterest fast tracks design search.
There are a few in the UK that are particularly good from a strategic marketing perspective and on social media.Hhowever, the Brit's design on websites and in other marketing mediums is largely not up to par.
As a SUNDAY MARKETER, I always:
1. Look through my marketing consultancy firm websites and make sure all links are working.
2. Check the week's blog statistics. Who is reading what and when so that I can write a blog that relates to what people are interested in.
3. Tweet and find other twitters who are of interest to retweet.
4. Write marketing material. New brochures, blogs, white papers, books, newsletters etc.
5. Check out my Linkedin page and see what is featured on Linkedin Today.
6. Strategize. Think about how our sales pipeline is going and what we will be focused on this week and this month.
What are your tips for marketing on a Sunday?
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Baileys Tips
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priscilla
10 Aug 20127am! I could not get up that early especially on a sunday! But sunday is a great day to fit in those little things and over time it all adds up.
ReplyJosh
08 Aug 2012Have no idea how you manage to drag yourself out of bed at 7am but in saying that i guess you have great motivation to do so driven by a passion for marketing...
ReplyYvonne Yu
07 Aug 2012SO organised. It's good to get connected with people who are interested in marketing, you can exchange thoughts with others and get inspired.
ReplyYvonne Yu
07 Aug 2012SO organised. It's good to get connected with people who are interested in marketing, you can exchange thoughts with others and get inspired.
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