Hi
I'm in planning mode now. My middle son wanted us all to go ice skating on his birthday at the Dallas Stars center before a family dinner, but they're having a big labor day tournament so that's out. He's leaving for a Texas ranch trip with friends soon so I know he'll have fun on that, but I wanted us to take him to do something fun, too.
Today's PLR is something I've been working on for a
couple of days. I outlined it myself and then worked with AI to complete the 365 mini challenge lessons. This is something I love because people enjoy bite-sized tasks where they can learn and implement without it seeming overwhelming. I did a mix of mostly marketing tasks with some mindset challenges for success mixed in, too.
365 Mini Challenges for Marketers - AI Assisted PLR eBook (Just $17 - Under
$0.08/Page)
This is a massive guide (that you can break up) called 365 Mini Challenges for Marketers – AI Assisted PLR. I researched topics and worked with AI to come up with the outline of what went into it before having it deliver what I wanted. I
played a heavy role in initiating what went into it. You can see an excerpt on the sales page.
This is something that I can price much cheaper, under $0.08 per page rather than $2 per page for the limited PLR. This PLR will not be limited in quantity, and you can do the same things with it - edit it, put your name on it, etc. Use the content in different ways if you want to use each daily tip as emails, offer the entire thing as a lead
magnet or sell it as an info product, use it as individual blog posts or social content, etc.
These are simple, actionable daily challenge tasks that lead to larger success in online marketing - all things marketers need to know, and sometimes put off. Each day has a marketing task or mindset shift to implement as a challenge. Themes revolve around data-driven analytics, authenticity, scaling, testing,
creativity, innovation, confidence, networking, planning, resilience, assertiveness, balance, socialization, publishing, predicting, leveraging tools, learning, achieving goals, traffic, monetization, personalization and storytelling, branding, consistency, optimization, performance, adaptability, targeting, structure, routine, and much more. This is a great support guide that gives them a wide variety of marketing tasks and mindset shifts to focus on for success.
This 239-page, 90,783-word eBook covers:
Day 1: Analyze yesterday’s traffic sources and identify the top referrer.
Day 2: Plan tomorrow's marketing tasks before ending the day.
Day 3: Conduct a quick A/B test on an email subject line.
Day 4: Share a success story from a client or customer on
social media.
Day 5: Engage with one new follower on social media.
Day 6: Write one paragraph of content for a future email campaign.
Day 7: Craft a compelling headline for an upcoming blog post.
Day 8: Update your bio or profile on a social media platform.
Day 9: Review and optimize one keyword in your SEO strategy.
Day 10: Reply to a comment on your latest social media post.
Day 11: Set a small daily traffic goal and track your progress.
Day 12: Brainstorm five new content ideas for your blog or website.
Day 13: Experiment with a new tool or feature in your marketing software.
Day 14: Review the performance of your most recent ad campaign.
Day 15: Connect with a new potential partner or affiliate.
Day 16: Check your website's loading speed and make one improvement.
Day 17: Write a short, personalized thank-you email to a recent customer.
Day 18: Update the CTA on one of your landing pages.
Day 19: Join a new online group or forum related to your industry.
Day 20: Share an inspirational quote relevant to your niche on social media.
Day 21: Test a new time slot for posting on social media.
Day 22: Analyze your email open rates and identify one area to improve.
Day 23: Create a list of three influencers you'd like to collaborate with.
Day 24: Share a helpful article or resource with your audience.
Day 25: Write a brief case study about a recent successful project.
Day 26: Set a specific goal for your next social media campaign.
Day 27: Optimize the alt text for images on one of your web pages.
Day 28: Brainstorm three new lead magnet ideas.
Day 29: Record a short video message to share with your audience.
Day
30: Spend 10 minutes practicing empathetic response techniques for customer service.
Day 31: Update your LinkedIn profile with a recent accomplishment.
Day 32: Create a simple checklist for conducting a content audit.
Day 33: Create a poll or survey to engage your audience.
Day 34: Analyze the performance of your hashtag strategy on Instagram.
Day 35:
Read one industry-related article or blog post.
Day 36: Optimize one product page for long-tail keyword opportunities.
Day 37: Improve the design of one of your email templates.
Day 38: Spend 10 minutes practicing data visualization techniques.
Day 39: Analyze the demographics of your current audience.
Day 40: Analyze the conversion rates of different
call-to-action placements.
Day 41: Share a personal story related to your niche on social media.
Day 42: Spend 15 minutes learning about neuromarketing color psychology.
Day 43: Write down three new ways to monetize your content.
Day 44: Create a simple outline for a digital marketing workshop.
Day 45: Set a goal to increase your email list by a certain
number this week.
Day 46: Analyze the performance of your email subject lines over the past month.
Day 47: Review your website’s mobile-friendliness and make one change.
Day 48: Craft a pitch for a guest appearance on an industry podcast.
Day 49: Share a quick tip related to your niche on social media.
Day 50: Create a simple checklist for optimizing YouTube
video metadata.
Day 51: Update one outdated blog post with fresh content.
Day 52: Optimize one long-form content piece for better readability.
Day 53: Join a webinar or virtual event to learn something new.
Day 54: Spend 10 minutes practicing writing persuasive bullet points.
Day 55: Analyze your bounce rate and brainstorm ways to reduce it.
Day 56: Create a simple buyer's guide for your main product category.
Day 57: Schedule content for next week across all social media platforms.
Day 58: Write a short blog post on a trending topic in your industry.
Day 59: Spend 10 minutes practicing customer persona development.
Day 60: Create a new, engaging lead magnet for your website.
Day 61: Review
your website analytics and set a goal for improvement.
Day 62: Design a simple exit-intent popup for your website.
Day 63: Identify and follow three new industry leaders on social media.
Day 64: Review the SEO performance of one of your blog posts.
Day 65: Spend 15 minutes learning about augmented reality in marketing.
Day 66: Create a new email drip
campaign.
Day 67: Analyze your content's performance by topic clusters.
Day 68: Update the design of your homepage to improve user experience.
Day 69: Optimize your website's 404 page for better user experience.
Day 70: Research a new content marketing trend.
Day 71: Write a short script for a product unboxing video.
Day 72: Post a
quick tutorial or how-to guide on social media.
Day 73: Review and adjust your ad targeting settings.
Day 74: Analyze the performance of your cross-selling strategies.
Day 75: Schedule a brainstorming session for new marketing ideas.
Day 76: Spend 10 minutes practicing objection handling techniques.
Day 77: Review your competitor’s content and identify
gaps.
Day 78: Spend 15 minutes learning about marketing psychology principles.
Day 79: Write a guest post for another blog in your industry.
Day 80: Record a quick podcast episode or audio message.
Day 81: Analyze the conversion path of your last ten customers.
Day 82: Create an infographic summarizing a recent blog post.
Day 83: Spend
15 Minutes Learning About Entity-Based SEO
Day 84: Reach out to a brand for a potential partnership.
Day 85: Create a simple loyalty program concept for repeat customers.
Day 86: Plan a small giveaway or contest for your audience.
Day 87: Update the meta descriptions on three of your web pages.
Dau 88: Create a simple content upgrade for your most popular blog
post.
Day 89: Experiment with a new social media platform.
Day 90: Create a list of common customer pain points.
Day 91: Analyze the effectiveness of your current upselling strategies.
Day 92: Test a new color scheme for your website’s CTA buttons.
Day 93: Review your email list for inactive subscribers and clean it up.
Day 94: Craft a
post-purchase follow-up email sequence.
Day 95: Analyze your conversion rates and set a new goal.
Day 96: Optimize your website's footer for better navigation and CTAs.
Day 97: Share a behind-the-scenes look at your work process.
Day 98: Spend 15 minutes learning about a new content format.
Day 99: Research a new keyword to target in your content.
Day 100: Identify one task in your workflow that could be automated.
Day 101: Test a new social media advertising format.
Day 102: Spend 15 minutes learning about a new marketing technology.
Day 103: Create a new opt-in form for your website.
Day 104: Reach out to one past client for a testimonial or case study.
Day 105: Plan a collaborative
project with another marketer.
Day 106: Identify and fix one broken link on your website.
Day 107: Review your sales funnel and identify areas for improvement.
Day 108: Spend 15 minutes reading a marketing blog or industry publication.
Day 109: Research and note one emerging trend in your industry.
Day 110: Update the navigation on your website for better user
experience.
Day 111: Host a short social media live session to engage directly with your audience.
Day 112: Create a list of three new lead generation strategies.
Day 113: Update your email autoresponder sequence with fresh content.
Day 114: Analyze the performance of your recent email campaigns.
Day 115: Host a small, targeted online focus group to gather direct
feedback.
Day 116: Share a quick productivity tip on social media.
Day 117: Write a blog post that debunks common myths in your niche.
Day 118: Optimize the load time of your website's images.
Day 119: Analyze your sales funnel and identify any bottlenecks.
Day 120: Brainstorm a new content series for your blog or social media.
Day 121:
Create a downloadable checklist as a lead magnet.
Day 122: Plan a small webinar or live Q&A session.
Day 123: Create a resource page on your website that curates valuable content for your audience.
Day 124: Research a new affiliate program to join.
Day 125: Write a “What Not To Do” guide for your audience based on common mistakes.
Day 126: Analyze the
customer journey on your website.
Day 127: Plan an AMA (Ask Me Anything) session on Reddit or another platform.
Day 128: Write a short eBook or guide on a niche topic.
Day 129: Acknowledge and counter negative self-talk.
Day 130: Create a checklist for your next marketing campaign.
Day 131: Write a blog post featuring tips from industry experts.
Day 132: Test a new headline style for your blog posts.
Day 133: Set a small, achievable goal for the day for a win.
Day 134: Set up a retargeting ad campaign.
Day 135: Analyze your competitor’s backlinks and identify new link-building opportunities.
Day 136: Research the latest trends in video marketing.
Day 137: Plan a panel discussion with
industry experts on a trending topic.
Day 138: Update the FAQs on your website.
Day 139: Celebrate a small win you had in marketing today.
Day 140: Share a recent industry statistic on social media.
Day 141: Make a list of things you are grateful for in life or business.
Day 142: Review the user experience of your checkout process.
Day 143: Reach out to a peer in the industry for support for something you struggle with.
Day 144: Create a template for your future social media posts.
Day 145: Write down 5 reasons why you make a good leader in your niche.
Day 146: Share a user-generated content piece on your social media.
Day 147: Identify a small risk you can take in business today and implement it.
Day 148: Write a blog post addressing a common customer question.
Day 149: Set a timer for 30 minutes and work uninhibited without second-guessing yourself.
Day 150: Research a new marketing automation tool.
Day 151: Start today with the most challenging task on your list.
Day 152: Update your website’s about page with recent achievements.
Day 153: Unfollow or mute any people or accounts that make you feel inadequate as a marketer.
Day 154: Analyze the performance of your latest video content.
Day 155: Address any fear of success you may have that comes with added responsibilities.
Day 156: Outline a new pillar blog post that will serve as the best resource for that topic online.
Day 157: Make a
list of 5 ways you’re better than a competitor in your niche or industry.
Day 158: Write a thank-you email to your subscribers.
Day 159: Start your day visualizing yourself being success in all that you do.
Day 160: Create a new YouTube video on a trending topic.
Day 161: Think about a worst-case scenario in business and how you would handle it.
Day
162: Brainstorm a list of potential webinar topics.
Day 163: Create a decompression routine for the end of each day or week.
Day 164: Optimize your site’s internal linking structure.
Day 165: Read or listen to a motivational business book for entrepreneurs for 20 minutes per day.
Day 166: Update your blog’s sidebar with new features.
Day 167: Instead of
quitting, operate from a place of inspirational dissatisfaction to forge ahead with your best intentions.
Day 168: Create a list of your top-performing content.
Day 169: Dedicate half an hour to a passion project daily to fulfill your needs.
Day 170: Research a new niche or market segment.
Day 171: Write or create something for social media and publish it without perfecting it.
Day 172: Review your content’s readability and make improvements.
Day 173: Identify and act on a potential turning point you’re facing and consider how it will transform your business.
Day 174: Update your email signature with a new call to action.
Day 175: Be a catalyst for change in your niche or industry by doing something deliberate that drives things in a better way.
Day 176: Analyze your organic search traffic for the last month.
Day 177: Repurpose a piece of your existing content.
Day 178: Create a list of keywords to target in your next blog post.
Day 179: Integrate a heatmap for your website.
Day 180: Write a blog post on a topic you’ve never covered before.
Day 181: Implement chatbot technology for
customer support.
Day 182: Share a recent industry report with your audience.
Day 183: Track key marketing metrics.
Day 184: Optimize a blog post for voice search.
Day 185: Conduct a SWOT analysis.
Day 186: Allocate resources based on content priorities.
Day 187: Develop a marketing budget.
Day 188: Pick a
task today to complete quickly rather than perfectly.
Day 189: Create evergreen content that remains relevant over time.
Day 190: Shift from desperation to purpose-driven action taking that creates sustainable progress.
Day 191: Make a list of negative keywords to refine your paid ad targeting.
Day 192: Start documenting your processes to pinpoint what’s going wrong … and
right.
Day 193: Get in the habit of tweaking things in your business for better performance all around.
Day 194: Break one large task into smaller steps and complete the first one immediately.
Day 195: Don’t assume that you understand your customers’ needs, but ask them directly.
Day 196: Experiment with different bidding strategies for paid ads.
Day 197: Write down any instances where you’ve blamed someone else for your failures and accept responsibility for your role in it.
Day 198: Stop being an excuse-maker in your business.
Day 199: Build backlinks to your website.
Day 200: At the end of the day, sit down and track everything you accomplished for an audit of time well spent.
Day 201: Set a
timer for 10 minutes to work on a task you’ve been avoiding.
Day 202: Know when to quit a project and when to push past obstacles.
Day 203: Get updated on SEO algorithm changes.
Day 204: Take one piece of content you’ve created and find a way to repurpose its income generation.
Day 205: Ensure your brand message is consistent across all channels.
Day
206: Use AI to draft a blog post outline today with a focus on SEO and reader engagement.
Day 207: Create a daily marketing to-do list.
Day 208: Think about 3 things you admire in your competitors and how you can adopt that for yourself.
Day 209: Analyze your competitors' social media strategies.
Day 210: Ask AI to gather research and insights on a trend in your niche and help you
find a way to use the information in your content.
Day 211: Create a simple template for a quarterly marketing goal-setting session.
Day 212: Take time to map out the motives of your target audience.
Day 213: Spend 15 minutes reflecting on your personal growth as a marketer this year.
Day 214: Add some comfort items for your workspace that are conducive to creativity and
productivity.
Day 215: Create an affiliate onboarding email series or toolkit that helps them promote your products.
Day 216: Analyze the effectiveness of your current customer segmentation strategy.
Day 217: Create in-depth psychographic profiles of your prospective buyers.
Day 218: Craft a series of three Reddit post ideas for community engagement.
Day 219: Write a blog post that heightens the agitation of your reader about a common problem and provide the solution at the end.
Day 220: Optimize one service page for featured snippet opportunities.
Day 221: Identify your golden hour of productivity and schedule work during that time.
Day 222: Spend 15 minutes working with AI to go over your current marketing strategy and look for
improvements.
Day 223: Create a simple outline for a competitive pricing analysis.
Day 224: Map out a silo navigation structure for improved search engine optimization on your site.
Day 225: Analyze the conversion rates of different landing page video lengths.
Day 226: Design an incentivized tiered affiliate structure to motivate them to drive more sales.
Day 227: Add some inspirational elements to your workspace to motivate you while working.
Day 228: Write a set of five metaphors to use in your brand storytelling.
Day 229: Feed a piece of sales copy into AI and ask it to refine it for better persuasion and conversions.
Day 230: Optimize your website's 301 redirects for link equity preservation.
Day 231:
Create or optimize cornerstone content for each main hub of information on your site.
Day 232: Spend 10 minutes practicing gratitude journaling for work-life balance.
Day 233: Review your marketing goals and eliminate one task that doesn't align.
Day 234: Find an upcoming product launch and create a bonus and launch jacking campaign.
Day 235: Create a simple checklist for optimizing
podcast audio quality.
Day 236: Test out a few AI image creators for graphics you can use in your online business.
Day 237: Get AI to either create a video or script for one that you can use on a channel or sales page.
Day 238: Analyze the performance of your seasonal marketing campaigns.
Day 239: Identify the behavioral triggers for your niche audience and work them into your
content this week.
Day 240: Write a short blog post comparing your product to a popular alternative.
Day 241: Test the Skyscraper Technique to build more backlinks to your best content.
Day 242: Write down the potential outcomes of a marketing decision and choose the most likely.
Day 243: Craft a series of three YouTube Shorts ideas for brand awareness.
Day
244: Set up an interview with a top competitor to publish on your blog for increased authority and traffic.
Day 245: Create a simple outline for a marketing technology stack audit.
Day 246: Practice the "5-Second Rule": count down from 5 and take action on a task.
Day 247: Create a simple template for a monthly content performance report.
Day 248: Write a high-value listicle for your
audience to publish on your blog and social media.
Day 249: Spend 10 minutes practicing mindful email checking to improve productivity.
Day 250: Test various audio AI systems with their voices or a clone of your own.
Day 251: Optimize one product category page for semantic search.
Day 252: Audit your marketing spending and eliminate waste where possible.
Day 253: Look into readymade content and templates you can use in your business (PLR)
Day 254: Figure out the best possible way to reinvest in your business for growth.
Day 255: Write a set of five analogies to explain complex product features.
Day 256: Create a piece of content designed to cater to a specific segment of your demographic audience.
Day
257: Design a simple quiz to segment your email subscribers.
Day 258: Package up some of your unused content and sell private label rights to it.
Day 259: Spend 15 minutes learning about haptic marketing for mobile devices.
Day 260: Allow AI to conduct a predictive analysis in your niche and guide you on what to do with that data.
Day 261: Segment your email list of subscribers for
better performance.
Day 262: Spend 10 minutes practicing empathy mapping for a new target audience.
Day 263: Set up a simple social media sentiment analysis tool.
Day 264: Dig into the ROI of your marketing efforts and refocus your attention on what works best.
Day 265: Spend 10 minutes practicing writing hooks for social media posts.
Day 266: Create a free
front end offer and paid upsells with the purpose of list building from affiliate traffic.
Day 267: Create a full demographic profile of your prospective customers.
Day 268: Create a simple checklist for optimizing video content for SEO.
Day 269: Ask AI to identify gaps and opportunities in your niche with a competitive analysis.
Day 270: Optimize one cornerstone content
piece for internal linking.
Day 271: Create a piece of faceless video content that focuses on value for the viewer instead of branding.
Day 272: Find 10 stock images you can use in future content so it’s ready when you’re about to publish.
Day 273: Craft a customer win-back email campaign for dormant accounts.
Day 274: Identify three areas where "good enough" is acceptable in your
current projects.
Day 275: Evaluate the ROI of your current marketing activities before adding new ones.
Day 276: Analyze the effectiveness of your current cross-platform content strategy.
Day 277: Declutter your workspace at the start or end of each day to get more organized.
Day 278: Create a simple decision tree for product recommendations.
Day
279: Create a list of 10 potential topics for a live streaming series.
Day 280: Before your day ends, look at your list of tasks that didn’t get done and create tomorrow’s to do list.
Day 281: Spend 10 minutes practicing power stances and gestures for confidence in presentations.
Day 282: Test out a project or task management tool like Trello to see how it helps you.
Day 283: Create
a weekly review ritual where you go over the previous week’s accomplishments.
Day 284: Optimize your website's author bio pages for thought leadership.
Day 285: Write a journal entry as if you’re already living the life you desire, expressing gratitude for your achievements.
Day 286: Spend 10 minutes practicing positive self-talk for confidence in marketing
Day 287: Create a "parking lot"
for new ideas and revisit it only once a week.
Day 288: Paya attention to your emotions throughout the day and choose activities that elevate your mood.
Day 289: Analyze the performance of your evergreen vs. time-sensitive content.
Day 290: Create an outline for a mini-course on your product or service.
Day 291: Spend 15 minutes optimizing an existing campaign instead of starting a
new one.
Day 292: Optimize your website's XML sitemap for better indexing.
Day 293: Share an imperfect draft with a colleague for early feedback.
Day 294: Craft a series of three Facebook poll ideas for audience research.
Day 295: Set criteria for adopting new marketing tools or strategies.
Day 296: Spend 15 minutes learning about neuromarketing principles in web
design.
Day 297: Set a "failure quota" where you aim to have X small failures this month as learning opportunities.
Day 298: Create a simple checklist for optimizing webinar landing pages.
Day 299: Use the Eisenhower Matrix to prioritize your marketing tasks for the week.
Day 300: Craft a series of three Pinterest pin ideas for driving website traffic.
Day 301:
Practice delegating a task without micromanaging the process.
Day 302: Analyze the effectiveness of your current lead nurturing sequences.
Day 303: Start a small, low-risk experiment in your marketing efforts.
Day 304: Eliminate one non-essential task from your routine.
Day 305: Test the idea of batch work theme days for your business
Day 306: Spend
10 minutes practicing breathing exercises for stress management.
Day 307: Embark on a slow-burn marketing initiative that may not pay off for 6-12 months.
Day 308: Create a hypothesis in your niche for 2-5 years from now and plan how you would address it.
Day 309: Write a set of five power words for emotional marketing appeals.
Day 310: Block of a day for innovative thought in your niche
rather than carrying out actionable tasks.
Day 311: Analyze the performance of your content across different age groups.
Day 312: Engage in a non-marketing creative activity for 15 minutes to start your day.
Day 313: Initiate a discussion with someone about marketing who is outside of your niche for a fresh injection of ideas.
Day 314: Write down a current goal and commit to
completing it before you start anything new.
Day 315: Optimize your website's breadcrumb navigation for user experience and SEO.
Day 316: Create a swipe file of marketing ideas that inspire you.
Day 317: Take to day to go over what you’ve learned from one of your past failures.
Day 318: Create a simple checklist for conducting a website accessibility audit.
Day 319: Have a brainstorming session where you reimagine your product for a new niche.
Day 320: Spend 10 minutes practicing active constructive responding techniques.
Day 321: Find a resource you want to use to learn something new you can apply to your business.
Day 322: Set up limitations for new project brainstorming so you don’t suffer from shiny new object syndrome.
Day 323: Write three different versions of your unique selling proposition.
Day 324: Set up a small trial for outsourcing a task to a freelance service provider.
Day 325: Implement a plan to remove all distractions and use tools or boundaries to activate it.
Day 326: Create a list of potential topics for a weekly newsletter.
Day 327: Find a peer accountability partner on
approximately the same level as you.
Day 328: Design a simple lead magnet cover image.
Day 329: Create a simple flowchart for your sales funnel.
Day 330: Surround yourself with positive influences and cut out any negative ones.
Day 331: Write a persuasive product description using the AIDA formula.
Day 332: Think about a time when you succeeded in spite of
self-doubt plaguing you.
Day 333: Create a roadmap to scale your business in the coming months and year.
Day 334: Reflect on your “why” and re-commit to achieving goals for that reason.
Day 335: Spend 10 minutes practicing impromptu speaking on marketing topics.
Day 336: Make a list of your long-term goals and then break each one down into actionable milestones.
Day 337: Analyze the performance of your long-form vs. short-form content.
Day 338: Spend some time engaged in self-compassion for any mistakes you’ve made.
Day 339: Craft a series of three Instagram Story ideas for audience engagement.
Day 340: Say no to something or someone this week and don’t apologize for it when you do.
Day 341: Track your upcoming work day
and think about how you can be more efficient.
Day 342: Optimize your website's robots.txt file for better crawlability.
Day 343: Create a vision board that shows you what taking your business to the next level looks like.
Day 344: Spend 15 minutes learning about AI-powered copywriting tools.
Day 345: Engage in a relaxing hobby at the end of your work day to unwind.
Day 346: Practice generosity by gifting someone a product or mini mentoring session.
Day 347: Craft a series of three TikTok video concepts for brand awareness.
Day 348: Optimize one thank you page for cross-selling opportunities.
Day 349: Make a plan to prioritize your nutrition for energy for the next 30 days.
Day 350: Spend 10 minutes practicing mindfulness
for improved focus.
Day 351: Supercharge your mental and physical abilities by scheduling breaks into your work day.
Day 352: Spend 10 minutes practicing writing attention-grabbing introductions.
Day 353: Make a plan to delegate or outsource one thing in your business to free up time.
Day 354: Spend 15 minutes learning about interactive content creation tools.
Day 355: Challenge self-doubt by interrogating yourself about false beliefs.
Day 356: Analyze the performance of your affiliate marketing program.
Day 357: Create a simple outline for a social media crisis management plan.
Day 358: Avoid paralysis by analysis by committing to take action on something you avoid every day.
Day 359: Spend 10 minutes practicing rapid
ideation techniques.
Day 360: Craft a template for requesting backlinks from industry partners.
Day 361: Practice making decisions quickly without overthinking things.
Day 362: Create a simple checklist for optimizing podcast show notes.
Day 363: Think of a task outside your comfort zone and make a plan to tackle it this week.
Day 364: Set up a simple cart
abandonment email sequence.
Day 365: Spend 15 minutes learning about micro-moment marketing.
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That's it for me for now - have a good night/day!
Tiff ;)