Eric and Neil's Favorite Way to Learn New Marketing Tactics
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In episode #2481, we share some of our favorite ways to learn new marketing tactics that we have learned in nearly seven years of Marketing School; from surrounding ourselves with passionate people to attending conferences in different countries, following up-and-comers closely, and more. Modern marketing requires a broad range of skills and strategies, but gaining proficiency can take time and practice. The last thing you want to do is spend your energy on marketing tactics that seem impressive but won’t last, so as always, do your due diligence if you’re looking for new strategies that you can build upon! And be sure to tune in today.
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:00] Today’s topic: Eric and Neil's Favorite Way to Learn New Marketing Tactics.
- [00:34] Reasons that Eric likes talking to businesspeople who are in love with marketing.
- [01:12] How Neil learns new tactics and strategies from international conferences.
- [02:12] The benefits of following someone up-and-coming in the marketing space.
- [03:22] Why you should ask for stats and data when you learn a new tactic from someone.
- [04:09] How to avoid fly-by-night marketing tactics by thinking long term.
- [05:35] The intimacy and flexibility that comes with micro and virtual masterminds.
- [07:04] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe!
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