I think that there should be a colon at the end of this phrase – the beginning;
Other than that it looks great!

By the way, how did you create the explainer video within your homepage?

Thanks Nigel – colon inserted as suggested.
No I haven’t attempted a video just yet – apparently I have a face for radio ….

By the way – here’s the full URL if you would care to tweet out, many thanks

FIVE YEARS IN THE GPS REPEATER BUSINESS (part 2)

There are a lot of things that you can do with WordPress, Phil and I am always experimenting. I quite like the preview box, but your points are noted!

Thanks Nigel – it wasn’t really meant to be a moan, just a comment. I even looked to the HTML editor to see if the code had any variables that could be tweaked, but no – it’s embedded in WP hence not accessible

This is a great article Margi and well done to you and Karin @karin I wonder whether they would be happy to make your website address at the foot of the article a live link?

Thanks Nigel, that’s a good point. Will find out.

I have shared your article this via our Twitter account Margi https://twitter.com/marketingcmpass @karin

Hi Joanna and Nigel, Thanks lots for your support.

Connecting with enquirers via LinkedIn is a good idea – they are likely to connect with you there. I am in and out of social media platforms throughout the day – connecting, liking and sharing.

Indeed, the gent with whom I connected on the flyzipline site was quick to accept my connection request and sent me a note to say how exciting it is to work on the project.

Having connected with someone on LinkedIn, they are then a 1st degree connection of yours. You can then see their network. Here’s how:
https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/4820/viewing-your-connection-s-connections?lang=en
On the basis that people tend to network with people in the same industry, it is likely that you will find…[Read more]

Makes good sense – thanks Nigel

That’s great news Raymondo and well done! I know that you have put a considerable amount of time and effort into this project and we wish you well with it.

Yes, this is very good. I suggest that you put your contact details at the end of the blog.

That’s fair comment Nigel, I don’t normally put contact details on blog posts because it’s published within the main site and there are many ways to contact me.
Point taken anyway – details added.

I have just shared your blog post via https://twitter.com/marketingcmpass

Thanks Joanna

Hi Nigel, the blog post has received 236 views after sharing it on LinkedIn, so now is the time to email it to the list.
“Your name vil go on ze list, vot is your name?”
“Don’t tell him Pike ….”

So should it be a cut-down version of the blog post with a link to the blog section of the site?
Or send it out more or less in full via MC?
Thanks
Phil

Yes, it should be a cut-down version of the blog post, with a link to the blog section of your site. A couple of paragraphs would be fine.

What a great testimonial, Raymondo! Have you shared this via social media?

I have just shared your testimonials page with our Twitter followers: https://twitter.com/marketingcmpass

Thanks for sharing this. I have the same feedback re the background image. I like the headline: “I speak on, write about, and use decision-making collateral that I have created.” I recommend that you include your email address and telephone number within the Summary section. I see that you are a paying member of the LinkedIn community. Are you…[Read more]

I suggest that you change the FB background image to one of the new ones of you, ‘on stage’. Similar feedback vis a vis your Twitter account. Perhaps the answer is to keep the politic comment and add decision making material and blogs.

The background image within https://twitter.com/dkldkl is very striking. However, you may wish to change this to one of the images that you will be using within your new website, for brand consistency. You can use https://www.crowdfireapp.com to unfollow non-reciprocal followers, prior to following a new batch of people. As soon as you start…[Read more]

Blogging is a central element of social media. In preparation for the launch of your new website, I suggest that you create a list of blog topics. When the site goes live, it should have the first blog already there. Add a 2nd one on day 2 and a third one on day 3. The third blog can then be shared via social media and your website visitors will…[Read more]