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<title>What Parenting Can Teach Us About Marketing</title>
<description>Build a relationship with your prospects first, or expect "rebellion" when you try to get them to listen to you or buy your product or service.</description>
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<title>A Marketing Cookbook for Entrepreneurs</title>
<description>Most entrepreneurs simply don't see marketing as a line item that needs to be taken as seriously as, say, their annual equipment or supply budget, and that's a mistake. In over 20 years of working in this industry, I've confirmed that many entrepreneurs see marketing as an afterthought or a "necessary evil." Worse, many haven't mined the data right in front of them that could give them a blueprint for how to market to their best prospects.</description>
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<title>Getting it Right - A Marketing Formula - Part II, Right Time</title>
<description>RIGHT MESSAGE + RIGHT TIME + RIGHT PEOPLE = SUCCESS

There is an irony to this month’s part of our formula. Timing is arguably the most important aspect of the right formula for marketing success, and yet, it is often the most overlooked and the least understood.</description>
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