#10. The Most Powerful Fix For Marketing Fatigue
Nov 18, 2018
Marketing fatigue goes hand in hand with motivational fatigue.
It happens.
With so many marketing pieces in play each and every day as we try to attract and retain donors, sometimes we get tired.
Add to that tech challenges, website woes and social media madness and the frustration builds by the minute.
But the real danger zone opens up when all that pressure begins to bring about feelings of doubt - doubting that you’re the right person for the job.
When that happens, it’s critically important to recognize it for what it is, and fix it fast.
Otherwise you run the risk of disappointing yourself, as well as those who need what your nonprofit provides.
In today’s podcast episode, I share with you what I know to be the most powerful fix for marketing fatigue. A fix for you personally or for marketing teams, so that the work that you do provides the best possible results - while feeding your heart and soul and making you feel like you’re really making a difference.
In this episode you’ll learn:
- How to recognize marketing fatigue
- How to fix it fast
- How to hold on to the fix so that keeps you motivated and inspired to keep on keeping on as a stronger and better marketer than ever before.
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