Comments on: Growing Your Business with Marketing, Week 18: Full stop http://www.virgoguidetomarketing.com/2009/05/growing-your-business-with-marketing-week-18-full-stop/ a real-time experiment in marketing a new business Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:52:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Coping with illness when you’re a one-man company - Danielle Baird Design > Blog http://www.virgoguidetomarketing.com/2009/05/growing-your-business-with-marketing-week-18-full-stop/comment-page-1/#comment-285 Coping with illness when you’re a one-man company - Danielle Baird Design > Blog Mon, 11 Jan 2010 02:24:36 +0000 http://www.virgoguidetomarketing.com/?p=131#comment-285 [...] Wainwright, aka the Communicatrix, wrote a post in May about what happened when her chronic illness flared up. She writes 6 blog posts a week, and realized (only when she was too ill to do anything about it) [...] [...] Wainwright, aka the Communicatrix, wrote a post in May about what happened when her chronic illness flared up. She writes 6 blog posts a week, and realized (only when she was too ill to do anything about it) [...]

]]> By: Queercents » Blog Archive » Finding Balance in Your Life and Business http://www.virgoguidetomarketing.com/2009/05/growing-your-business-with-marketing-week-18-full-stop/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Queercents » Blog Archive » Finding Balance in Your Life and Business Fri, 15 May 2009 17:18:14 +0000 http://www.virgoguidetomarketing.com/?p=131#comment-71 [...] crucial if not even more crucial and that is why you need to build it into the plan. Recent article “Growing Your Business with Marketing, Week 18:Full stop” by the communicatrix hits the nail on the head: Your marketing plan is missing Saturday and Sunday [...] [...] crucial if not even more crucial and that is why you need to build it into the plan. Recent article “Growing Your Business with Marketing, Week 18:Full stop” by the communicatrix hits the nail on the head: Your marketing plan is missing Saturday and Sunday [...]

]]> By: Jim Bursch http://www.virgoguidetomarketing.com/2009/05/growing-your-business-with-marketing-week-18-full-stop/comment-page-1/#comment-66 Jim Bursch Tue, 05 May 2009 15:52:48 +0000 http://www.virgoguidetomarketing.com/?p=131#comment-66 Ahh, balance. The magical center. I think there are two place where it is found. Picture a "V" and then picture an upside-down "V" (it looks like a cone). The upright "V" is like a hole in the ground. The center is at the bottom. We'll call this, "the bottom," and it is usually is best hit as soon as possible. The sides are conveniently sloped to assist us. The cone, on the other hand, has it's center at the top, and the sides are sloped downward and away from the center. The best place to be is centered on the top of the cone, like a ball on the tip of the nose of a seal at the circus. Sometimes when we get off-center, in our desperate desire to get back to the center, we scramble on the sides of the cone. But it's like scrambling to get up a slippery slide. Sometimes it's best to let go, and just slide off the cone and find the center at "the bottom." The center at "the bottom" often has a way of becoming the center of an entirely new and wonderful cone. Ahh, balance. The magical center.

I think there are two place where it is found. Picture a “V” and then picture an upside-down “V” (it looks like a cone).

The upright “V” is like a hole in the ground. The center is at the bottom. We’ll call this, “the bottom,” and it is usually is best hit as soon as possible. The sides are conveniently sloped to assist us.

The cone, on the other hand, has it’s center at the top, and the sides are sloped downward and away from the center.

The best place to be is centered on the top of the cone, like a ball on the tip of the nose of a seal at the circus.

Sometimes when we get off-center, in our desperate desire to get back to the center, we scramble on the sides of the cone. But it’s like scrambling to get up a slippery slide. Sometimes it’s best to let go, and just slide off the cone and find the center at “the bottom.”

The center at “the bottom” often has a way of becoming the center of an entirely new and wonderful cone.

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