‘The Only Reason to Participate in Social Media’ by John Jantsch
John says, “Plain and simple, the real reason to participate in any marketing activity, including Facebook and others, is to generate a customer”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘Weekend Favs July Two’ by John Jantsch
John says, “My weekend blog post routine includes posting links to a handful of tools or great content I ran across during the week”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘Anything You Want’ by John Jantsch
John says, “This week’s guest on the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is Derek Sivers, founder of CDBaby and author of Anything You Want 40 Lessons”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘How to Document Your Brain’ by John Jantsch
John says, “One the biggest impediments to small business growth is the owner’s brain”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘How to Document Your Brain’ by John Jantsch
John says, “One the biggest impediments to small business growth is the owner’s brain”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, I’m My Ideal Client After All’ by John Jantsch
John says, “I believe that most businesses are uniquely suited to serve a narrowly defined ideal client”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘Weekend Favs June Twenty Five’ by John Jantsch
John says, “My weekend blog post routine includes posting links to a handful of tools or great content I ran across during the week”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘One Thing About Marketing Strategy’ by John Jantsch
John says, “In the movie City Slickers Jack Palance’s character tells Billy Crystal that the secret to life is one thing”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘Google Finally Weaving Local Strategy’ by John Jantsch
John says, “Google has the money, resources and clout to compete in any market they enter fully”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]
‘7 Resistance Crushing Questions Every Business Must Answer’ by John Jantsch
John says, “You’ve created buzz and awareness about your business, you’ve gained permission to educate and you’ve even started to build trust through your content and SEO work – prospects are coming to know, like and trust you – you’ve achieved the equivalent of marketing nirvana, right?”. [John Jantsch’s Blog] […] [...]