You probably know this trap, you start with good intentions to become healthier, try eating better foods and when you don't lose a lot of weight quickly you stop.With small business marketing it can be quite easy to fall into this trap. You decide you need to attract more customers so you try a few marketing tactics for a little while. When you don't get the results you anticipated you stop, only to start using other marketing tactics a few weeks later.
Are you Falling Into The Marketing Diet Trap?
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1407 days ago
I think another trap is moving from one diet to another - a few days on the grapefruit diet and then moving on to the Zone, then trying out the Soup diet.
With social media marketing it is easy to start one thing well, find another shiny new thing, and move on before you get a chance to get real results. And we need to give marketing tactics the chance to bring in the results.