Most sites that teach digital business and marketing have absolutist prescriptions. “You must do this.” “You must never do that.” But the web is a complicated place. And rigid, black-and-white advice will only take you so far. On Monday, Stefanie Flaxman outlined five types of audience members you can safely ignore. On Tuesday, Facebook ad copywriter Sean Flanagan shared some of his tips for writing Facebook ads in more “sensitive” topics. It can be tricky to find the balance between what works and what Facebook will approve, but Sean has four techniques to get you there. And on Wednesday, I talked about some regrettably common mistakes I see when digital business owners get on social media platforms. Over on The Writer Files, Kelton Reid pulled together 21 productivity hacks from 21 writers for you. Striking the right balance is trickier than just following someone’s absolutist advice, but it will also bring you the results you actually want. by Stefanie Flaxman by Sean Flanagan by Sonia Simone by Sonia Simone by Kelton Reid
Most sites that teach digital business and marketing have absolutist prescriptions.
“You must do this.”
“You must never do that.”
But the web is a complicated place. And rigid, black-and-white advice will only take you so far. This week, we talked about three ways to navigate the subtleties of conducting business online.
On Monday, Stefanie Flaxman outlined five types of audience members you can safely ignore. Our audiences are the source of all of our success as business owners, but if you listen to everyone, you’ll stop dead in your tracks. Here are five kinds of site visitors you can feel free to turn the volume down on.
On Tuesday,…
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