by Rebecca Tracey of The Uncaged Life This blog post is about the three big mistakes you might be making with your packages. Of course, this assumes you know what I mean by the word ‘package’ and, if you do, that you are currently offering packages. But let’s start with this… Since I started my […]
Clarity is everything in marketing. A while ago I wrote a blog post about the importance of developing a clear platform. Your platform is what you’re known for. It’s another way of talking about ‘brand‘. It’s the heart of slow marketing (but also the basis of fast marketing). The challenge that I lay out in
I met Mark Volmer, of Hidden Gem Healing in 2011 at some point. And I had the experience of instantly liking and trusting him. There’s something about people who are so comfortable in their own skin (not posturing or collapsing) that it has us all relax. He ended up coming to one of my weekend
The other day I wrote a post about why point of view mattered (and even gave a bunch of questions you can ask to hone in on yours) so much in marketing and I gave a few examples. But I thought a few more might help really drive home how pervasive and effective a clear
Today I want to talk about word of mouth marketing, pricing, one of Canada’s coolest restaurants and a bowl of soup that cost a restaurant $2000 to serve (because they served it twice . . . don’t worry. I’ll explain). I woke up today in a strangers apartment. I told the story of how this
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For most of us, there’s an incongruency in our business. There’s an inconsistency between how great we are and what people know. In Halifax, Nova Scotia there’s this great restaurant called The Wooden Monkey. The woman who runs it, Lil McPherson, is one of my favorite people in the world. She is a really passionate