It's Not The Size Of Your Network

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Subject: It's Not The Size Of Your Network - from Theresa

Hey Friend,

How's it going?

Just wanted to give you today's marketing tip.

If you look anywhere on social media, everyone's trying to gain

friends and followers.

But what is the purpose of having hundreds or even thousands

when many are just a name on your list?

Here's today's marketing tip:

THERESA'S MARKETING TIP: It's Not The Size Of Your Network.
As marketers, we are always building and extending our networks.

The reason is because in connecting and interacting with people,
we can make further connections and eventually come upon other
people who can assist, support and patronize us.

Your goal is to connect with people who can make things happen
for you. Don't be fooled, however, by numbers such as number of
friends on social media.

If they never reach out to you or respond when you reach out,
they probably aren't the best fit for your network.

It is more benficial and valuable to have, for example, 100 people in
your network who are motivated and have influence than to have 1500
who are neither.

If those 1500 are not motivated, have little or no influence and never
interact with you, where's the benefit? Make way for those who
are movers and shakers because they are the ones who can help
open doors for you and your brand. :)

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Hope you found value in this and if you like content like this

loaded with value, visit ==> http://theresamlovelace.com

for even more.

That's it for now but feel free to contact me with any

questions or concerns.

Hope you have a wonderful day and

happy marketing!!

Until next time,
Your partner on the journey!

Theresa

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