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Time Management as a Marketer

Time Management as a Marketer

Information overload can lead to us moving around from one thing to
another and feel like we are getting nowhere, or at least achieving the
tool for the time we have spent. It is easy to fall into the trap of
trying to do e-mails, writing articles, talking on social media sites
and whatever else all at once. This jumping from one thing to another is
a time destroyer. If you want to help yourself as a marketer, learn to
turn off the e-mails, the social media and whatever else is distracting
new from your goal. Be reasonable with the plan and goals you set
because this way they will be achieved. Here are my tips –

Make a plan that works for you, be reasonable and realistic
Focus on one thing at a time and stick to it.
When writing, or doing any task, turn everything else off, including a
busy phone.
You can read your e-mails, Facebook etc. at the end of your day.
Set deadlines.
Don't stop until the task is done.
If you can't meet your deadline, make another short deadline.

The BBC News wrote about the topic here also, saying we are consuming
information like never before. It's true!Time management for Internet
marketers is a crucial element of marketing online that I have learnt
over the years. Someone who is still working their day job can have a
larger output of work if they focus.

Bottom line is putting the effort and be on track and you will succeed.
We all struggle with this most days so it is a learning curve of
discipline. This is one of the biggest assets or business tools your
business can have!
--
my motto is "Keep it simple" and "don't leave anything for tomorrow that
can be done today."

If you have any questions or comments please contact me.

Regards Gerald

Website: http://www.webcraft.ws
E-mail: gerald@webcraft.ws
Twitter: WebcraftGuru
Facebook: Webcraft Guru

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