In the beginning of my marketing career, I remember being confused that I was tasked with writing ads or creating ad materials.

Since I fell into this industry accidentally (as one does), I didn’t study marketing in school. I wasn’t aware that advertising and marketing work together and aren’t mutually exclusive.

You know the saying, “If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”

Well, event promotion is similar. If you put on an event but don’t promote it, will it even happen? Without promotion, you probably won’t get any attendees because no one will know it’s happening.

How can you make your blog more profitable? This is a question most of us are searching for an answer to. And while advertising and affiliate links will bring in some money, what if you could generate more?

If you visit YouTube on any given day, you’ll be sure to find a recently-published video that’s been viewed millions of times in mere days.

Who doesn’t love free stuff?

If I can find a free tool to do something I’d otherwise have to pay for in my marketing, I’m going to try the free one first. As long as I can achieve the same quality result from the free tool, there’s no need to waste budget.

Do you remember the last time you signed up for a webinar? Were you on the edge of your seat waiting in anticipation for the event?

When I only worked from home occasionally, I would spend all day shifting around in my uncomfortable dining chair. Once work from home (WFH) became an everyday thing, I knew my current setup wouldn’t cut it, so I bought a great office chair.