Do You Have a Marketing Plan in Place?

One of the most important things you can do for your business is to set goals. Setting goals not only helps you stay focused and motivated, but it also allows you to create a marketing plan that defines your daily tasks.

By defining your big, bold goals and creating projects for completing those goals, you can build a marketing plan that maps out the steps you need to take monthly, weekly, and daily. It also allows you to track your progress and measure your success.

A "marketing map" is a clear ongoing plan for business owners, entrepreneurs, and coaches who want to achieve their goals and make progress in the coming year.

INTRODUCING...

“The Bold Goals Marketing Map”

This map is organized in a user-friendly format for:

Setting 3 main goals for the coming year
Breaking down your main goals into smaller projects
Determining action steps for each project
Helping you focus on specific tasks, and see the progress you are making
Creating a marketing plan of action that will help you achieve your goals, and grow your business

This marketing map can be printed out and used year after year.

Create Your Marketing Map Today! ONLY $17 ($97 value)

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