Tag: time management

We have all attended a meeting or consult at one point in our lives. At times, these meetings can leave some of us wanting to eliminate, shorten, or even improve the quality of the meeting – especially when the goal of the meeting is not being met. This is no different to a marketing consultation.  

Whether you are an experienced or new marketing consultant looking for tips to help you reach your next level of growth and success, this post will provide you with 10 tips for maximizing your consultancy time. 

Read on further to learn 10 Tips to Utilize Your Marketing Consultancy Time

When’s the last time you’ve searched on Google and clicked beyond the first 10 websites, or even the first results page? Keywords that are most relevant to a potential customer’s search will lead your business to their vision (or search results page) first.

Attracting legitimate customers will take time and effort. We’re talking about the type of customers who genuinely want to incorporate your brand into their lives, and quite possibly, stay for the long haul. Fortunately, a great time and place to begin is today in the exact spot where you’re sitting.

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Just recently, a scientific study claimed that there’s a linear association between the number of social media platforms young people use and whether or not they show symptoms of anxiety and depression.

The journal, Computers and Human Behavior, points out that they surveyed nearly two thousand young adults using the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System. The study revealed something that I think most would assume.

More to the point, are you sick of doing your own marketing and not focusing on your business? In every business development meeting I have, I always ask “who’s doing your marketing now?” Often I hear that the founder is performing all if not most of the current marketing activities. Nine times out of ten they are trying to: run the business/grow the business, manage staff, manage payroll, come up with new product ideas, and more, all while doing what they can with marketing. It’s too much for a growing business.

Many people struggle with balancing work and their social life. We are often contemplating between choosing the concert after work, drinks with a friend or staying late at the office. Finding the perfect balance can often times be challenging.

Our extrordinary client Bob Muscat is Marketing Eye's featured guest blogger of the week. He is a strategy and operations expert with 30 years experience helping companies dramatically improve the profit in their business. His background is unusual because it is extraordinarily varied. He specializes in results – and nothing else! Take a look at his secret to improving the desired balence between work and life.

When it comes to marketing, how long is a piece of string? How long is the right amount of time for a small business owner to spend on marketing? It's a tough question for most small business owners who are faced with running a business, motivating staff, quality control, hiring people, and accounts. But there are some sure ways that you can maximise the time you spend on marketing in your business, and still have time left over to do all the other things that make your business run smoothly and achieve your business goals