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May 12, 20140Comments

How To Avoid The Most Common Marketing Mistakes Part 2

In the first part of this mini-series of articles, I gave my readers five mistakes to avoid when running your product marketing campaign and here I complete my list of

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May 10, 20142Comments

Grumpy Old Man – Back On The Buses

I wrote recently about the fun and games on my recent bus ride to the Spurs so you can imagine my impending joy that I had a return journey to

May 6, 20148Comments

Writing A Winning Sales Letter – Postscript

I was re-reading my two previous blog posts on writing a winning sales letter and realised I'd missed off a few of the important points so I am putting things

May 4, 20140Comments

All About Elevator Pitches

Not sure about how to give credit for this post, but I was reading my most recent "Costco Connection" magazine and read a book review that I found interesting as,

May 2, 20140Comments

Changing My Routine

As I've been working on the Partnership To Success programme, I have noticed that some days I accomplish a lot more than other although I seem to be working just

April 30, 20142Comments

Writing A Winning Sales Letter Pt 2

I hope you have had a chance to read part one of my ten tips for writing a winning sales letter. If not, click here Writing A Winning Sales Letter

April 28, 20140Comments

My FBAds Cracked $50,000 Bonus Review

The launch of FB Ads Cracked is coming and these guys are giving away some amazing bonuses. Omar Martin, John Thornhill & Dave Nicholson, aka the Bonus Kings, are known

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April 26, 20142Comments

Grumpy Old Man – On The Buses

I was recently privileged to have to take a ride on a local omnibus, the no 34, from Barnet down to Edmonton on my way to a Spurs match and

April 24, 20146Comments

How To Avoid The Most Common Marketing Mistakes

In today's fast paced world it is sometimes too easy to think you know best which is a path many failed marketer's, both on-line and off-line, have followed to disaster.

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