Email marketing outperforms Facebook Pages in terms of reach and engagement, with higher open rates and user attention, making it the smarter choice for achieving business goals.

Discover the real key to productivity in my test blog post – why getting more focused or concentrating harder isn't the best solution, and what you should be focusing on instead.

Check out this episode of the Marketing and Productivity Podcast for tips on using Facebook for business, choosing the best social network, and more!

Learn effective Facebook marketing tips from The Geeky Girls in my video on LevelsCoaching.com, where I delve into maximizing engagement and conversations on the platform - because, as Laurie wisely puts it, 'Use Facebook as a tool, not as a toy.'

Marketing success is simple: connect with your audience's thoughts, generate more leads than you can handle, and watch your business thrive—no need for complicated exams or jargon.

Find out where to focus in your business with Productivity Nugget #225; watch the video and sign up at PhocusCoaching.com for more help.

Exploring the Future - Share Your Thoughts!

Avoid the time trap of debating in business and life. Debates rarely lead to anything good, causing frustration and wasted time. Focus on effective communication by understanding others' points of view for better outcomes.

Don't waste time debating online. To make money, focus on choosing the right target, communicating effectively, and building relationships. Unsubscribe if you disagree and get productive for real results in your business.

Are you stuck in the 50/90 Rule, killing both your business and personal life?

Shift to the 90/50 Rule, focusing 90% energy on impactful tasks 50% of the time; stop boasting about hours worked and embrace results over time, leading to increased productivity and a more balanced life.

Learn a Marketing Lesson from 'Biggest Loser': Creating suspense and desire through compelling storytelling is a powerful tool to engage your audience—don't be a lazy marketer, revisit your content to ensure it sparks the desire for action.

Ever heard of 'Oel ngati kameie'? It means 'I see you' in Navi from Avatar. In a world of online 'Look at me!' noise, try the 'I see you' approach. Instead of chasing likes, connect directly—leave a comment, write on a friend's wall.