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Why You Need To Keep Your Business Small And Agile

February 20, 2012 0 Comments

The lightest player on the field is almost always the most agile.

Why do we spend so much time in the gym trying to bulk up; to become physically imposing?

Is our heavy lifting and our physically imposing structure affecting our mobility in an environment where flexibility and agility are the key ingredients to success?

If you keep your business small and your overheads low, then you remain mobile and able to adapt quickly to any changes in the market.

The secret to remaining small and flexible is to have strong business to business relationships, where you outsource work on a project to project basis.

Rather than having one company that does everything, flexibility is enhanced by having a small company that outsources work to a number of trusted strategic partners.

Do you want to be big or do you want to be flexible?

 

2012 Copyright Seven Sentences –  Keep Your Business Small
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Social Media Will Unlock Your Doors

February 16, 2012 0 Comments

You can do whatever you want.

Your business no longer needs to be restricted by your marketing budget. Your film or song no longer requires a big label or a distribution company.

Social media has changed everything.

You now have a direct line to your audience, all you need are the tools and the business model.

I (Geoff Talbot) am running a limited, one time 3 hour social media seminar in Hollywood on the 25th of February.

Discover how I took a Facebook page for FilmFunds.com from 0 to 123,000 Fans in less than 3 months?

 

P:S: Email me HERE NOW for more details. A 25% discount for the first 50 people to enroll in Social Media Seminar Los Angeles.

 

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Creative Words

November 29, 2011 3 Comments

Do you write a creative blog?

If you are an actor, an artist, a painter, a musician or a filmmaker stuck in a period of waiting then you don’t have to let your creative words become stagnant and atrophied!

You may not be able to record or publish right now but you still have the freedom to develop your own creativity; no one can ever take this away.

A creative space (a  creative blog) is absolutely free, you can build your own audience(popularity) via face-book, twitter and other social networks; never before in history have you had this opportunity.

A  creative blog allows you to express yourself in an infinite number of ways, through words, stories, poems, pictures, photos, songs etc. You don’t have to wait for the casting director to call you back anymore (See these creative words).

Don’t be a prisoner to an old system which is crumbling before your eyes; begin today with your own creative blog or Guest-blog here.

© 2011 copyright sevensentences.com – creative blog
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How To Spin A Creative Web

November 19, 2011 1 Comment

There is a creative web that is yours to spin and weave however you choose. What is this web?

A web in the real world is simply the story that a spider tells. It tells of its journey through time and space. A well spun web is placed across a space where a spiders prey(target) will most likely stumble.

The artist with a love for storytelling can spin and weave the creative words of their choosing across cyberspace. Choose your space well, connect your creative web to the right places and you will capture your own unique audience.


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The Brand Attraction Phenomenon

September 2, 2011 2 Comments

Everyone wants a “list.” A list of fans, a list of followers, a list of subscribers, or a list of customers. The “money” we are told is in the list.

BUT, when it comes to the internet and the social networks, the money is not in the list, it’s always in the “BRAND” that you are building.

Numbers of Followers and Number of Fans only satisfy the egocentric parts of us, they give us bragging rights but if each person on that list is not “attracted” to your brand or personality, then the “numbers” really mean nothing at all.

You can’t own or control people, with one click they are gone for ever. All you can ever do is invite them to explore the social media you create.

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