Effective Habits For Sustainable Marketing
Step off the trend-wagon and forge your own path in marketing. In this episode, you will learn effective habits and strategies that have not only stood the test of time but have also surpassed the fleeting trends. Joining me is Alan Weiss, the co-author of my book, Masterful Marketing. Together, we will share invaluable insights and wisdom on how to maximize your marketing efforts for long-term success.
The Pitfalls of Following Trends
It’s easy to get caught up in the hype of the latest marketing trends. It’s more crucial to approach these trends with caution and practicality. If you blindly follow these trends, you open yourself up to limitations and potential risks that may not align with your unique goals and circumstances. To make informed decisions, explore the practical application of these trends and consider their long-term implications.
Differentiating Good Coaches from Great Coaches
The guidance you receive plays a pivotal role in your success. While there are good coaches out there, it is the great coaches who truly make a difference. A great coach focuses on helping individuals succeed, going beyond sharing their own achievements. When seeking guidance, it is crucial to surround yourself with those who prioritize your success. When you learn from the best, you build a solid foundation for your marketing.
Building Trust and Investing in Your Brand
Trust is the cornerstone of marketing success. We live in a world where skepticism runs rampant, so establishing trust with your audience is essential. Trust is not built overnight; it is built through consistent effort and investment in your brand. Investing in building a strong brand, lays the groundwork for long-term success. Your marketing strategies should revolve around creating trust and credibility, as this is what attracts and retains customers over time. Prioritizing credibility means validating your marketing claims and being transparent with your audience. When you do this, you build lasting relationships based on trust and mutual respect.
Effective Habits vs. Shiny Object Syndrome
Shiny objects and fleeting trends often compete for our attention. If you’re chasing after these trends without strategic thinking you’re creating inefficiency and wasting resources. To have sustainable marketing, it is crucial to develop effective habits that withstand the test of time. Think critically about your marketing approaches, so that you can navigate the constant changes of the industry and stay ahead of the curve. Consistency and focus on effective habits will ultimately produce your desired results.
Remember, effective habits and strategies are the bedrock of marketing success. When you focus on proven techniques, seek guidance from great coaches, invest in your brand, and prioritize authenticity, you establish a solid foundation for long-term marketing success. So step off the trend-wagon, embrace practicality, and pave your own path to excellence in marketing.
What’s in This Episode
- Allocation of time, energy, and resources
- Maximizing effectiveness and rewards
- Constantly investing in and building your brand
- Importance of building trust with your audience
- Power of viral marketing in attracting others
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Where to Find Alan Weiss
- You can connect with Alan on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or his website. And, don’t forget to check him out on Twitter!
Up Next
Next week, in episode 72, Alan Weiss and I are talking all about the role of reviews and recommendations. Customers buy from people they know, like, and trust—and the same is true when it comes to researching before making a purchasing decision.
Books Mentioned in This Episode
- Masterful Marketing by Lisa Larter and Alan Weiss
- Million Dollar Maverick by Alan Weiss
- Fascinate by Sally Hogshead
