From the monthly archives: April 2010
Now that you have a Facebook Fan Page, blog and Twitter account, what’s next?
Blogging
While you are asleep, your online store front is always open – 24/7. How sweet is that!
Your blog is an extension of you. The goal is to elicit your personality and style through words. It sounds [...]
Continue Reading →I know it’s last minute notice, but I will be speaking this Thursday at OC SmugMug meeting!
Date: 04-22-10 at 7pm
Topic: Understanding Your Target Audience
Address: Mesa Verde Country Club
3000 Club House Road
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
In marketing, before any product or service is promoted, [...]
Continue Reading →Everyone loves gifts. Everyone loves surprises. What’s even better is a surprise gift. It’s only natural.
In business, I encourage a model called, “under promise, over deliver.” By leaving customers with a positive indelible impression, you will be remembered for future work.
I got an idea from Goli – a salon director [...]
Continue Reading →Any professional photographer should ideally have a professionally taken picture. Being a semi-whimsical spirit, I always change my Twitter or Facebook (new fan page) profiles frequently. Most of the time with images taken with my iPhone.
After weeks of left-brained marketing work, I decided that it was time for a break. While visiting [...]
Continue Reading →Last Friday, Greg Bumatay invited me to speak at Cypress College amongst some of industry’s greats. I was very flattered.
I do not speak publicly very often. One of my greatest fears is an empty room. Some supporters promised to come to calm my nerves – thanks Julie, Rob, Jesse, [...]
Continue Reading →I will be speaking about “Understanding Your Target Audience” at Cypress College this Friday. As a marketing consultant, after having a clear objective, understanding one’s clients is probably the next most crucial step.
This presentation is catered for photographers of all kinds [and other forms of businesses, really]. Additionally, I will touch briefly on [...]
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