Having the skills without the caring doesn’t matter.  I don’t know about you, but I’d rather have a drunk derelict who would give his life trying to save mine administer CPR than a triple PhD who’s motivations are purely selfish.

Without further ado, here are some quick tips on improving your marketing from some of the top marketing folks around:

Marketing tips summary:

Adam Urbanski – Take a flip cam or small camera to live events, such as a networking event, conference, or training conference for your industry.  Record video segments like the one above and distribute them to convey value to your clients.

Bob Jenkins – Use teleseminars in a way that connects you to your audience and leverage those teleseminars many different ways, such as products, blog posts, articles, and promotional giveaways.

Carrie Wilkerson – Attaining success through M & M’s: Mindset, Mentoring, Masterminding and Massive action.

David Preston – Pull out the yellow pages, find websites without lead capture, and help them install lead generation tools.

Coach Deb – Get more things done in less time by cloning yourself, such as leveraging software which helps you get more done without even being there.

Mark Shilensky – Be authentic with your audience, share from your heart and give them everything you’ve got.

Felicia Slattery – Start speaking to market your business.  Think about the 3 questions you get asked the most and turn it into a presentation.

Willie Crawford – Conduct an exclusive interview of your affiliate partner’s product about the 10-15 benefits of that product.  Transcribe that interview, distribute the PDF far and wide.

Melanie Benson Strick – Make sure you outsource your marketing to those who can do the work better, faster, and cheaper than you.

James Wedmore – Use Video as much as you can, whether you get an inexpensive flip-cam or something more expensive, make video part of your daily routine.

Erica Douglas – Talk to your clients on the phone or in person about their needs and actually listen to their answers.  Follow up with a phone call or a personal letter thanking them for their time.

Which of these tips helped you the most?  How and when will you begin using it?

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