#006: 5 Systems to Put in Place Before You Launch Your Next Program, Product or Service. Podcast: Play in new window | Embed On this episode of the Online Marketing Made Easy Podcast, I interview Anne Samoilov, on the topic of online launches. I consider Anne to be an online launch expert, and while that’s not a title she would likely give herself, it’s very fitting. Anne has worked on several big online launches including Marie Forleo’s B-School launch that you have may heard me talk about in episode 3. It’s a strategic and smart strategy to think about the promotion of your business in terms of launches, and I wanted to interview Anne because she has a unique, holistic look at launching anything online that I know you’ll find helpful.
In this episode, here’s what we’ll cover: How Anne defines launching (it’s not what you think!) A common misconception regarding launchesHow to set a foundation for a successful launchHow having the right systems in place can free you up to be creativeHow to make sure you’re targeting the right peopleAnd so much more! Improve Photography.
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