I published a video on my YouTube channel yesterday and I did not expect it to do well. In fact, I expected to tank. But I should have known. The ones you expect to do well do badly, and the videos you expect to do well disappoint. The video yesterday was about search engine results,… Continue reading They will find you
Category: Online Marketing
I reached 50,000 followers on TikTok yesterday
I reached 50,000 followers on TikTok yesterday. Of all the social media platforms on which I maintain a presence TikTok has been the most explosive in terms of growth. In fact, I think it is the most recent social media site on which I opened an account. I have got quite a lot of business… Continue reading I reached 50,000 followers on TikTok yesterday
Making ‘average’ but ‘sleeper’ videos
I published two videos over the last 2 days on Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday. The first one was about a developer suing a planning objector for the return of €20,000 and damages in respect of a planning application of the developers. I knew before I published this video that it would perform well and… Continue reading Making ‘average’ but ‘sleeper’ videos
Why vlog?
Why vlog? Connection. Or more accurately, more points of connection. If an ordinary video provides connection between you and a viewer, and it does, then a vlog, filmed often over the course of a day, offers more points of connection. In my case these connections would include feeding the small birds around my home, baking,… Continue reading Why vlog?
Small business owners should avoid over dependence on 3rd parties for their online presence
Google and Yahoo recently introduced new rules and regulations which significantly affect the deliverability of emails. For someone like me with a large email list-over 10,000 subscribers-it is essential that the deliverability of my emails are not adversely affected by these new rules. To ensure there are no problems I must upload certain authentication records… Continue reading Small business owners should avoid over dependence on 3rd parties for their online presence
The most pleasing thing about these podcast stats
One stat that I always notice when I log into my Spotify account for my podcast, the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, is the average number of listens per episode. This figure was at 72 or thereabouts for a long time. And I was happy with this figure. Now, however, the figure has increased… Continue reading The most pleasing thing about these podcast stats
Ignoring comments-the rationale
I am generating so many comments on so many platforms with some of my videos now that the best thing to do is ignore them. Good or bad, just ignore them. You could get bogged down and distracted by negative comments, and falsely emboldened by positive, fawning ones, that the best strategy is probably to… Continue reading Ignoring comments-the rationale
This comment on Spotify warms my heart
I don’t receive too many comments on Spotify in relation to my podcast, “The Irish Law and Small Business Podcast”. But one I received this morning has given me a great deal of satisfaction as it provides the raison d’etre for podcasting. This comment: Great coverage, I am not a great one for reading 😊… Continue reading This comment on Spotify warms my heart
Another reminder of the power of fascination in marketing
I had a consultation during the week with a lady whose English was poor. She is from a place a long way from Ireland with a different alphabet and language. We struggled through 45 minutes of each of us doing our best to make the other understand. She was packing up her papers at the… Continue reading Another reminder of the power of fascination in marketing
My Kindle book sales this month (so far)
My Kindle book sales this month, up to today (16th February 2024) are surprisingly good. To date I have sold 20 books across 9 titles. I first published two Kindle books in 2014: one about employment law and one about buying a house in Ireland. I have also sold 5 audiobooks on Audible.com. All my… Continue reading My Kindle book sales this month (so far)