For many small business owners and volunteers in community-based organisations, marketing can quickly become overwhelming. With so many things you could be doing, it's easy to jump straight into tactics without first deciding what actually matters.
That's the idea behind Let's Eat the Marketing Elephant™: breaking marketing down into manageable steps so you can stop trying to do ALL the things and start focusing on the RIGHT things.
I've now turned that approach into a practical 12-month marketing planner and journal, designed to help you build your strategy, turn it into action and keep moving forward throughout the year.
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Join me at WEA Adult Learning in Adelaide for practical, face-to-face courses designed to help you build your marketing and business skills in a friendly, relaxed environment.
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If you run a business in the City of Tea Tree Gully, you may be eligible for free one-to-one business advisory sessions through the Small Business Advisory Service.
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5 Simple No-Cost and Low-Cost Marketing Tools and Tactics
Cut through the overwhelm and discover five practical marketing tools and tactics you can use in your small business or community organisation.
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