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Today: Stop playing the marketing lottery (Oprah did nothing for me.)
Most people approach marketing like they would buying lottery tickets, hoping that getting it right means hitting it big.
Let’s discuss that. Just a little over two and half minutes. And yes, I mentioned Oprah.
Have you been trying to play the marketing lottery? What happens for you if you let yourself surrender to it being a step-by-step weaving of a tapestry of support?
What small things could you do each week, over and over again, that could help weave that tapestry?
If you’re wondering what it looks like to build a business step-by-step, why not take a look at the 4 Stages of Business development in our free assessment?
With love,
Mark Silver, M.Div.
Heart of Business, Inc.
Every act of business can be an act of love.
2 Responses
Love this so much! This was really insightful in terms of pinpointing what I and so many of do, especially when embarking on a new marketing initiative. Like every time I publish an article, I can’t help but think, “Maybe this will go viral. Maybe this is the one that will get me 1,000 new email subscribers.” I completely agree that it’s the little everyday wins that matter the most, the connections to the right people at the right time that happen naturally. It’s a compounding effect and also deeply satisfying if you allow yourself to recognize the power of moving forward bit by bit every day.
Thanks for this – I love the image of the connecting drops. It is very relevant to network marketing, as it is precisely about that process of building up a network of customers and then also a network of team members – hence the name ‘network marketing’! But it is also exactly as you describe – that gradual process of making those connections, rather than overnight success via some kind of ‘big win’.
Unfortunately sometimes the way network marketing is promoted, and also because of people hearing what they want to hear, there are often unrealistic expectations of how quickly people will achieve dramatic results, so people get disheartened and think it ‘doesn’t work’.
The approach you describe, however, is the right one. Is this video available to share more widely?, as I think people in my network marketing community will find it helpful.