Wedding Marketing Blog Top 10 posts from first 200

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Oct 11

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top 10 Wedding Marketing Blog Top 10 posts from first 200 Having just passed the 200 blog post milestone, I thought it might be fun to highlight the Top 10 posts since this blog’s inception. And, if you’ve just found this blog recently, you’ll enjoy the highlight reel that much more.

DJ’s Make An Impression By Cleaning Up Their Appearance: No post has generated more readers and comments. Over 1600 viewed this post, the first day. Over 75 comments. This is worth reviewing, just for the comments. Rethink Your Marketing Area Now: This post attacks the issue from a couple of angles. Gasoline prices being one angle; marketing efficiency. How Many Wedding Chapels Does It Take To Create A Herd Of Bridezillas?: This story of weddings on 7/7/07 is a true classic. Getting Trumped By Unofficial Relationships: This post is a reality check. You can do all the right things, when it comes to networking, and still get aced out. Find out why. Las Vegas Wedding Chapel Sued By MGM Mirage and Bellagio: What kind of stupidity gets you sue by two major Las Vegas casino hotels? Read the post. Are you really indispensable?: This is as much a post about lifestyle and your business, as anything else. It generated the most emails to me, not so much public comments. The art of being a conference attendee: Find out how both planning and mindset will create the best possible scenario for learning and relationship building at conferences. Wedding Entertainment can mean Funny Business: Clearly the most whimsical post. Your prospect doesn’t care about your product or service: Think you have a magical relationship with your soon-to-be-client? Think again.

Enjoy the posts!!

Andy Ebon
The Wedding Marketing Blog

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