A hilarious testament to the principle that energy and enthusiasm during a speech can never overcome a lack of value.
Monday Morning Marketing Tip – September 6, 2010
Rob Eagar’s Monday Morning Marketing Tip is written to help authors, publishers, and organizations spread their message like wildfire.This week’s focus:Since Labor Day is a national holiday, most people typically celebrate by taking time off to enjoy family, traveling, or rest. However, I find that authors, speakers, and business leaders sometimes have extreme difficulty breaking
Monday Morning Marketing Tip – August 30, 2010
This week’s focus:We live in a visually-oriented society, and you need to consider the lowest common denominator of your audience. Thus, it’s important to consider ways to make your message memorable. For example, using visual aids and word pictures makes it easier for everyone to understand the benefits of your book. One of my clients,
Monday Morning Marketing Tip – August 23, 2010
This week’s focus:If you’re a speaker, remember that you’re audience is never captive. Even if they’re sitting right in front of you, they don’t have to listen if they don’t feel like it. They can ignore you, pay attention to something more interesting, or simply let their mind wander. It is your responsibility to keep
Monday Morning Marketing Tip – August 16, 2010
This week’s focus:There’s a silent financial killer plaguing the author community called “trinkets.” Trinkets are those inane little products that you see some writers trying to sell, such as T-shirts, mugs, pens, figurines, jewelry, etc. There’s nothing wrong these items on their own. The problem is they can kill your cash flow when you don’t
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