3. Set clear goals and target the right audience

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What will help you immensely is to have clear goals as early as possible.
What exactly is it that you want to achieve?

Having hundreds of thousands of random or unique visitors per month or tens of thousands of followers when you don't know what to do with them is not success.
And it may not be what you need.

Having 500-1000 loyal subscribers to your blog, who are interested in the specialized france mobile database topic you write about and trust your opinion, while 1-2 of them assign you jobs worth hundreds or even thousands of euros every time you send out your newsletter, that is, yes, success.

If you want to sell mass, cheap products, invest in social media marketing.
But if you want to sell high-quality services, then invest in email marketing and do it right.
Not by spamming and constantly trying to sell, tiring your audience, without offering them valuable content.

As I mentioned above, my architectural firm not only survived, but began to become known nationwide during the crisis, while I established myself as an expert in the field of spatial and color psychology, in Greece and abroad.

This is 100% due to blogging and content marketing.
I seriously studied an area that the majority of architects and decorators ignore or even snobbery about (the psychology of space) and shared my knowledge, in the way that top bloggers and content marketers recommend.

Since I have attracted the right clientele who appreciate what I do, I can offer them excellent quality services and get paid accordingly.