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Trainer and consultant in Marketing, Branding and Canada Phone Number Communication . I have faith in people who want to grow, work and train. I believe in elegant, ethical and creative marketing. I wrote the books: Make Yourself a Brand , Tell Me Who You Are , Rock'n'Blog , Promote Yourself and Net Branding . THERE ARE 2 COMMENTS Daniele Imperi November 21, 2023 at 08:18 I agree on the problem of the blank page, which I also developed in a recent article of mine: years ago, when an idea for a story or an article came to mind, I created a file and saved it, convinced I would return to it later. followed to write it.
Result: those pages remained blank. Now I too, when I have an idea, jot down a few lines, maybe just the outline of a structure, maybe a few quick passages and in the end those pages don't remain blank and empty, because they weren't born blank. And who knows, I might take inspiration from the title of this article of yours for my next post. We have always talked about content that first generates interest and ultimately customers. This is the great lesson of inbound marketing: if you publish useful content every day, those who appreciate it will remember you and you will become a point of reference. All very easy on a conceptual level.
Trainer and consultant in Marketing, Branding and Canada Phone Number Communication . I have faith in people who want to grow, work and train. I believe in elegant, ethical and creative marketing. I wrote the books: Make Yourself a Brand , Tell Me Who You Are , Rock'n'Blog , Promote Yourself and Net Branding . THERE ARE 2 COMMENTS Daniele Imperi November 21, 2023 at 08:18 I agree on the problem of the blank page, which I also developed in a recent article of mine: years ago, when an idea for a story or an article came to mind, I created a file and saved it, convinced I would return to it later. followed to write it.
Result: those pages remained blank. Now I too, when I have an idea, jot down a few lines, maybe just the outline of a structure, maybe a few quick passages and in the end those pages don't remain blank and empty, because they weren't born blank. And who knows, I might take inspiration from the title of this article of yours for my next post. We have always talked about content that first generates interest and ultimately customers. This is the great lesson of inbound marketing: if you publish useful content every day, those who appreciate it will remember you and you will become a point of reference. All very easy on a conceptual level.