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    How to Write a Consistently

    Good E-mail Newsletter In January, I asked: Are you a Digital Sharecropper? Are you relying solely on someone else’s digital platform (e.g., Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter) to reach your audience of leads, prospects, clients, and referral sources? Many of you do … that is not a good thing … and I told you why. In February, I wrote about How to Build an E-mail List from Scratch. It all starts with personally and individually inviting people you already know and who would benefit from the content you will be writing about to get on your e-mail list. They will be your…

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    How to Build Your E-mail

    List from Scratch Last month, I wrote about the hazards of being a digital sharecropper and the benefits of reaching your leads, prospects, clients, and referral sources with your platform—like a newsletter or blog. But first you must have a list of people to send it to, and several of you asked how I got started. Let’s talk about that this month. [su_pullquote align=”right”]Resources: Using Social Media to Build Your Practice Practicing Solo Implementing Your Marketing Strategy Gaining an Advantage in a Changing Marketplace [/su_pullquote] Last month, I wrote about the hazards of being a digital sharecropper and the benefits…

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    Are You a Modern-Day Digital Sharecropper?

    Or, Why Aren’t You Hosting Your Own Content? (Part I of III) Many of us create content for, and market on, social media platforms—like LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. The questions are: Is this a dangerous practice? And if so, what should we be doing instead? Many of us create content for, and market on, social media platforms, like: LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. The questions are: Is this a dangerous practice? And if so, what should we be doing instead? What is Digital Sharecropping? Originally, the term “sharecropping” referred to a farming practice that became common after the Civil…