Tuesday, February 7, 2012
The Creative Professional's Marketing Plan and Calendar
Link:
Marketing Mentor Toolbox 
Having Marketing Mentor’s Start Anytime Marketing Plan + Calendar is like having your marketing “to do list” already filled out for you for the entire year! You’ll know how much time to spend on your marketing every week, how many prospects to contact, how much time to spend on the phone, when to launch an e-mail campaign…and when to reward yourself for a job well done.
Along the way you’ll discover the most effective ways to zero in on the target markets that know the value of your services and are willing to pay for them, instead of being forced to take whatever projects come along. You’ll also learn how to use the best tools for getting and keeping their attention…so that you’re the obvious choice when they’re ready to buy.
What’s more, once you have your plan up and running, all you’ll have to do is keep it going and the business will start coming to you!
Brought to you by Ilise Benun: mentor to creatives and consultants since 1988
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