Susan is a life coach. She’s been working with clients ever since she received her certification. First with a few friends and later with the referrals her friends sent her. Of course one of those referrals taught her about marketing and helped her get a website up. Everything seemed to be going great.
Now, three years later, she’s struggling to get enough clients. She seems to get just enough clients to keep afloat. However she’s not fully replaced what she made at her day job.
Yet, she’s self-employed. She runs her own business. Or does she?


Let’s face it, our economy here in the U.S. is in trouble. As a nation, and as individuals, we’ve out-spent our means and overextended our lives while saving less than ever before in history. And after decades of being inflated, it appears our economy is entering a readjustment period. This isn’t, necessarily, a bad thing. Yes, people will lose jobs, companies will go under and house will foreclose.
Yesterday I had an interesting, but short,
If you’re paying attention to the media you know that we’re are headlong into some hard economic times. Banks are failing, investment firms are in financial trouble and the housing markets across the nation are suffering.
Is it really possible to create a viral marketing effect?
Simply put – no, they don’t! Your audience doesn’t care a lick about what you do. They’re too busy caring a lick about what they do, what they need and what they’re interested in. It’s likely you’re not even on their radar. And with every business in the world vying for their attention, they just simply don’t have time to search you out and learn about what you do.
Owning and operating a small business is pretty easy, in all honesty.





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