9 Effective Marketing Checklist / myLot

Nigeria

June 4, 2018 5:53am CST

9 MARKETING CHECKLIST This is a proven list you should start to apply right away or note down to serve as a reminder if you do marketing in order to get better conversions! Follow closely: 1. Draft out a Plan: Make feasible study,identify and understand your audience and design a workflow for your marketing campaigns,it should be interrelated in such a away that previous input gives next output till the required result is met. With the right planning you know what are needed, possible constraint you could possibly face and fix it. 2. Setup a system: The system should be able to collect subscribers with other data,nurture them and build engagement. eg, email marketing system, Chatbot system 3. Segment your audience/subscriber based on attributes in order to send them targeted and personalized broadcast. 4. Unique Content: To me, content is the FUEL of marketing that makes your campaigns to give CONVERSIONS. Learn the art of copyrighting or get someone to do that for you. 5.Make your marketing campaigns INTENTIONAL for your audience to PERCEIVE what you're communicating and what action you require of them to take. 7. Analytic: Ensure to always setup a means of tracking your campaign's progress for you to better understand your audience and optimize performance. 8. Call-To-Action: Do make use of this in all your campaigns. It should be clear,simple and intuitive in nature for your audience to understand. Also make it persistent but not Spam-free. 9. Ask questions for ENGAGEMENT PS: Don't forget to - BE INTENTIONAL with your campaigns

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M.-L.

@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

4 Jun 18

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Toni LoCicero

@BearArtistLady (5382)

• United States

4 Jun 18

Thank you Maluse!! I love learning about the members and their countries! I have loved Germany ever since I found that I was part German on my mother's side of the family. I'm German/Italian (some mixture huh?) Boy when I show my temper watch out. Fortunately through the years I learned to control it...but until I got it under control there was a LOT of broken dishes. I chose dishes because they had a satisfying crash when they broke!

I particularly love your posts because they are so interesting, informative and (it sounds odd) comfortable. Thank you again for posting about becoming a new member of the neighborhood!

M.-L.

@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

4 Jun 18

@BearArtistLady Thank you for your friendly words!

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Toni LoCicero

@BearArtistLady (5382)

• United States

4 Jun 18

@MALUSE I found out the hard way that one of the biggest things that people don't plan for when starting their own business is protecting their investment. When you come right down to it, when you start a business or a marketing plan, the biggest amount of the investment comes from your own pocket It's the money to start the business. Whether it's a loan from a financial institution or money out of your own pocket, it's still a huge investment. People fail to plan to cover that investment in case something happens and you lose the money. As in my case, I started the business over 30 years ago and the start-up money came out of my pocket. All the necessary supplies were purchased with money from my wallet and over that period of time the investment kept growing until it was in the tens of thousands of American dollars. Then the fire hit and all that investment was burned to ash. Leaving me with the question of "Do I quit the business?" Or, "Do I start again from scratch and determination...or stubbornness?" I chose the latter, but restarting would be so much easier if I had insured the business. Again, I got long winded, but I felt that a few extra words wouldn't help. If we all pool what we know or learned we can help future entrepreneurs succeed. Off to try to get some bear work done. It's gonna be another hot day and I would like to get a few things finished before it gets really hot. You have a wonderful day (or night) there where you are! Hugs, Toni

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