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Using the Advantages of Offline Marketing to Win Hearts & Minds

Understand integrated marketing communication. Compared to oversaturated digital marketing, the advantages of offline marketing will get you noticed.

By Jenn Neal, 5 yearsJanuary 12, 2021 ago

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Creating a Successful Email Nurture Campaign

Creating a successful email nurture campaign requires you to be smart and thoughtful. Read to know how to nurture your prospects.

By Jenn Neal, 5 yearsJune 12, 2020 ago

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The Ultimate Attraction Marketing Formula

Working out the ultimate attraction marketing formula can be challenging but not if you know what components to use.

By Jenn Neal, 5 yearsMay 21, 2020 ago

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Developing an Online Course: The Key to Your Learning Journey to Success

The do’s and don’ts of teaching online courses, and how to get started on your online course development learning journey.

By Jenn Neal, 5 yearsApril 30, 2020 ago

The Day Everything Changed
A Tumble in Paradise: My Unexpected Island Adventure I never expected to become a star case study at an island hospital, but life has a funny way of reminding you that control is mostly an illusion. What was supposed to be a fun ATV excursion during a marketing cruise turned Read more…
Red Flags & Gut Checks Galore
When we returned to the ATV place, expecting to find our group with ATVs ready to go, we discovered they had combined us with another group of about 15 people. That was another gut check: this felt like way too many people for an ATV tour with only three guides. Read more…
The Moment Everything Changed
As we prepared to leave, they strapped my bag onto my ATV with a bungee cord. I was having trouble with my helmet strap, so one of the guides helped me. Danela and her son JB were ready, so they took off ahead of me. I ended up following right Read more…
The Aftermath
Two women stayed with me while others approached. I could see the looks on their faces—shock and concern. The guide finally made his way down the hill and said, “Don’t worry, we have an ambulance coming.” That’s when I realized this was serious. I should have realized when one of Read more…
A Surprising Compliment
At the hospital, after everyone left the ambulance, I was alone for a bit until someone came in—I think it was the driver. He asked, “So you live in Idaho, in the mountains?” When I confirmed, he said, “Is everybody there as strong as you?” “I don’t know. Am I Read more…