In episode #2182, Neil and Eric talk about how they would start from scratch today. While a lot of trends in marketing are continually evolving, there will always be a place for good content and engaging writing. Find out how we would approach our strategies for blogging, marketing, video creation, and more, if we were to start from scratch today!
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- [00:20] Today’s topic: How We Would Start From Scratch Today.
- [00:25] What Neil’s experiences have taught him about entrepreneurship as a risky undertaking.
- [01:10] Why Eric loves what he’s doing and why money isn’t everything.
- [02:59] What Neil would do from scratch as a marketer to build his audience.
- [03:25] Eric’s strategy for how he would focus on video if he were to start from scratch.
- [04:25] The important role that blogging and content writing still plays in marketing and exposure.
- [05:33] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast!
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