An eye opener. we work so hard to provide solutions that are timely that we neglect “the path not taken” and do ourselves an injustice of not taking the time to look beyond what we have always done and find what we have not done.

Yes and that is part of the plan on Age of Marketing – to focus less on techniques and more on principles – so that you have a deeper understanding about the psychology of buying.

Hi Aman,

A few months ago I did not know anything about
marketing, blogging, social networks, SEO, etc., but due to a sudden change in
my life -I found myself unemployed after 15 years of working as paralegal and
decided I wanted to try something different- I started working with some
friends who sell products online, and as they do not speak a word of English, among
other things I search the net and translate the information requested for them.
That’s how I found your blog, (I first read your goal’s article in problogger)
and let me tell you I’m impressed. You provide in a simple clear way very
powerful information so newbies like me can understand it. I have already downloaded
your books, and cannot wait to read them. I will let you know my thoughts.  Thanks for sharing

Yoli 

Hi Yoli,

Thanks for reaching out. It’s always nice to hear from a reader. Am glad you are enjoying the articles. I have tried to cover things that a lot of bloggers don’t and, more importantly, tried to explain them simply.
Sorry to hear about your employment situation but you know its often good to get a bit of a push. Its so hard to try something risky when you have a cushy paralegal job. So make the best of the time that you have off.
Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks
Aman

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