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Real-Time Marketing Tip #4

by N Paul Davis | May 20, 2019 | Business Coaching, Mindset and Living, Real-Time Marketing | 0 |

There are so many motivational blogs on the idea that you take the hard times life brings you and...

Swimming in a Sea of Acronyms: CAC

by Real-Time Marketing | May 8, 2019 | Marketing Terms, Real-Time Marketing | 0 |

What is CAC? As we swim through the sea of acronyms, another one we might run into is CAC. CAC...

Real-Time Marketing Tip – 3

by N Paul Davis | Apr 25, 2019 | Real-Time Marketing | 0 |

Real-time marketing often happens in the between times, so we are constantly on the lookout for...

Real-Time Marketing Tip April 24

by N Paul Davis | Apr 23, 2019 | Real-Time Marketing, Time Management | 0 |

Real-Time Marketing Tip #2 Although the internet gives us 24/7 access to our potential audience, it pays to take time to put down your phone, shut off the computer and do something else for a bit. From giving our eyes a break...

Real-Time Marketing Tip April 20 2019

by N Paul Davis | Apr 20, 2019 | Business Coaching, Mindset and Living, Real-Time Marketing | 0 |

If retail’s motto is location, location, location, marketing’s motto is “listen, listen, listen.” Real-Time Marketing Tip #1 Listen, listen, listen. It is easy to hear the advertisements about this...

Swimming in a Sea of Acronyms: CPI

by Real-Time Marketing | Apr 17, 2019 | General, Marketing Terms, Real-Time Marketing | 0 |

And here is another acronym tackled by our real-time writing team. CPI. What is CPI? CPI is...

Manage Your Marketing with Micro-Goals

by N Paul Davis | Apr 16, 2019 | Mindset and Living, Real-Time Marketing, Time Management | 0 |

Do you often set goals that are too difficult to achieve? Running digital marketing for your small...

Two Questions that Drive All Marketing

by N Paul Davis | Apr 11, 2019 | Real-Time Marketing | 0 |

Reaching Your Customers Where They Are At There are two questions I ask before starting any new marketing campaigns. Who are the customers that need what we are selling? Where can we communicate with these customers? Two basic...