Let's face it, planning marketing campaigns can be tough. There are so many variables at play that it can easily wind up feeling like rocket science. You have to consider the goals you want to achieve, the type of campaign that should be run to meet those goals (awareness vs. action – and a thousand different types of action campaigns), audience demographics, the message of your campaign, the channels you're going to use to deliver it, how your going to test it and optimize it…and this is all before you even start considering what media you want to use or even what your messages might be! It's easy to get overwhelmed. A good way to help simplify this process is to create a template like the one included in this article. One of the most important things to when preparing to set up a marketing campaign is to thoroughly plan it out! Let’s break down how to do so in an effective way.

More likely than not, we already understand the importance consistency plays in helping us to achieve results we desire. The concept of consistency is not a foreign one, especially in business. Consistency is one of the most important skills we can exercise as solopreneurs and brands working to grow our presence online. Yet, with the word consistency tossed around all too often, when it comes to being consistent at marketing your business, we want to understand what that actually means and how we can do so in a way that is sustainable for us. Within this article, we breakdown why consistency matters in relation to your marketing, how to redefine consistency for yourself, and ways that you can begin to become more consistent at marketing your business online. Let’s dive in!

Personalized marketing has many benefits, from helping you to better understand and connect with your desired audience to tailoring your marketing to create unforgettable experiences. It comes as no surprise that personalized marketing can help increase the quality of leads that come into your business as well as help you build stronger brand loyalty. Yet, if done wrong, the data and insights you gain about your audience could quickly cause you to exploit the very people you want to serve and help. Within this article, I will be discussing what personalized marketing is and how we can practice it without exploiting our audiences in the process.

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