I’ve been playing around with Facebook and Instagram Ads the last few weeks. When the ads are running, traction is high, Likes are coming in, maybe a few Followers. If you want another dopamine hit of Likes and Followers you can pay more for a larger reach and keep it going. But then what? How long to do you keep going? Until your wallet runs out? For a period of time? Until you’ve converted X…
In our photos. On LinkedIn. On Facebook. On Instagram. Everywhere. We take too much time to get the perfect shot, post or article when what everyone is really interested in seeing is how you got there. How many outtakes did it take to create that LinkedIn video? How many times did you try and take that photo before you got the perfect one? How many times did you edit that last post before you posted?…
All of it. Everything. It’s all made to be broken. Because it all started from nothing and became something, but whatever it is, it’s not it’s final destination, it’s only the level it’s at today, waiting to be broken down and built into something greater. What is it? Your code. The cookies you are selling. Your current social media strategy. The process for which you package and ship your orders. The team you lead that…
As a Freelancer that is always trying to define their niche, this is no easy task. On a recent podcast by Seth Godin, he mentioned that if you can find 1,000 people to define your niche you are in great shape. One thousand people… One thousand people… I’m stuck on trying to get past ten right now (okay maybe more than that but you get the idea). Defining a niche is easy (this is who…
Sounds good. And now that you’ve said it, now that you’ve uttered that most sacrilege of statements, it sounds like what you are really trying to say is… “This is How we’ve always done it, and it looks like we’ve always been doing it wrong” Challenge accepted.