Creating a Marketing Plan – John Jantsch
July 25th, 2010 | by admin |
Duct Tape Marketing’s John Jantsch explains the need to create a marketing calendar to plan marketing strategies and action steps
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3 Responses to “Creating a Marketing Plan – John Jantsch”
By alittlebranding on Jul 25, 2010 | Reply
Really enjoy all of Duct Tape’s “Duct-tape”
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By bizopclothing on Jul 25, 2010 | Reply
A good marketing strategy is the key to success.
By stephanielee001 on Jul 26, 2010 | Reply
I like the idea of using a LARGE wall calendar! I”m such a visual person, I need it in front of me, not in a binder or file on the computer. I need pictures, not words, lol! I also like the concept of breaking it into monthly “themes” or segments. THAT may take alot of the overwhelm out of it. Great advice!