Why not?
Why not you?
Why not now?
Two words -> infinite power.
Believe in yourself, your capability, your potential.
There's no better time to start.
Millions of people are moving due to remote work:
And 40% of those people are moving at least *4 hours* from their current home.
That's a wild number. It's 5M - 10M people in the U.S. alone.
Here’s why people want to move––and why remote employers have the advantage:
Coinbase ( $COIN ) cannot keep up with the demand coming from Shiba Inu ( $SHIB ),
Billions of dollars are coming in, Coinbase doesn’t have enough $SHIB in the reserves and is having to buy $SHIB at spot!
The #ShibaArmy is strong! With the $SHIB Burn happening + demand ⬆️ = 🌕
If you could give advice to college #students entering the field of marketing right now, what would you tell them?
I spoke to a class at the University of Nebraska COB about our work @Firespring, the lessons I've learned over the years & the skills that I see as most important.
Communication. This started by talking about the ability to just write copy. But, it transformed into communication as a whole. Can you take what you're doing & explain it to every person in the room, regardless of their marketing knowledge?
2. Listening. If you aren't a good listener, clients will see right through you. The ability to listen and understand the struggles of a business or nonprofit can genuinely separate you from the crowd.
Testing out @Drift video by debuting @Firespring's wicked case study of our work with Papillion Sanitation in its campaign of "Your Cart Plays a Part."
Check out the video using the link below & the case study by asking me! #marketingtips#Marketing
https://t.co/qo8bpLi3Nl
As a #nonprofit leader, have you ever asked yourself what the one thing you can focus on to help increase profit, ward off competitors and support internal culture is?
Then you need to attend @LincolnAMA's event featuring @LynWineman on Sept. 9. In person & virtual options!
@davegerhardt Right on cue… Have been working with brands lately, especially on the nonprofit side, to segment out email lists to make them more specific to each group of audience, rather than to everyone at once. It allows you to do things just like this.
@davegerhardt I think the other aspect of this is that a good amount of your audience, myself included, is actively looking for your email and is excited when we receive it. I get hit with emails all week, and yours has a feel of a personal friend emailing to give me value. And I love that.