Once in a while when I’m out there in the noisy interweb, I see patterns in the noise. Many connections between various data points happen in my brain and then I get an odd feeling that I’m seeing a trend emerge. This past week, I found one, and it’s quite novel.
So, you have a newsletter, right? It could be in any format…even just regular emails that announce your new blog posts or podcasts. Here’s the thing about newsletters: we most often think of them as part of our content marketing engine, as in, content we create to bring traffic and leads to our site that can lead to more sales of our services and products. In other words, we write newsletters to make more sales.
So, you have a newsletter, right? It could be in any format…even just regular emails that announce your new blog posts or podcasts. Here’s the thing about newsletters: we most often think of them as part of our content marketing engine, as in, content we create to bring traffic and leads to our site that can lead to more sales of our services and products. In other words, we write newsletters to make more sales.
Greetings, friend. I hope you’ve recovered from the world’s longest election night in history. If you’re not in America, sorry for all the noise over the past weeks, but thank you, again, for ringing the church bells in celebration. We’re heading into that time of year when most of us power down the work throttle a bit to spend time with family, and hopefully, get some broader perspective on where we want to take our business and life over the coming year.
Potential communication bugging. Switching comm channels to avoid potential spy activity. Photographs of text typed on a 1963 Smith-Corona will give us a secure line. After a tumultuous election week here in the U.S., we’re all now able to focus and get back to work. After narrowly avoiding a descent into an authoritarian state, we have our work cut out for us with building our democracy into something promised by the founding fathers, but which it has yet to become.
Hey there. It’s me, Forest. Same guy, same newsletter, but I’m trying on a different name for the newsletter. I love the name “Signals In The Noise” a lot. It’s a great name for this newsletter. I even have it tattooed on my left forearm. Unfortunately, having a newsletter called “Signals In The Noise” going out from a business called “Clarity Lab” has caused some brand confusion. In an effort to clear up the confusion…