We define Tiny Marketing Actions as small daily marketing actions, delivered consistently over a long period of time, to build your brand, your business and your bank account.

• Orientation & Ground Rules

• The TMA Principle: Small, consistent action builds big wins

• Anatomy of Habits & Self Talk - Your new predisposition to action over perfection

• Getting Started with your first TMAs

As you begin to get more comfortable with the rhythm of Tiny Marketing Actions, it is normal to start to think about the bigger picture of how they fit in the marketing operations of your business.

• Creating a Mini Plan

• Understanding your Audience, Ecosystem and Marketing Channels

• Fixing the things that you need to fix

• Taking action with this week’s TMAs

The overriding purpose of starting Tiny Marketing Actions is to get in the habit of taking small, consistent steps each day to build your business, your brand and your bank account.

• Categories of TMAs - Swipe file, library and recipe cards

• Implementing TMAs - What does a weekly TMA schedule look like in practice?

• Creating a rhythm & getting stuff done.

• Taking action with this week’s TMAs

The decision to make Tiny Marketing Actions a habit involves a practice that requires you to be willing to look deeply and honestly at your habits and patterns.

• How to start, sustain, reset and get out of the spin every from this day forward

• What does frustration look like for you? (and how to get past it)

• Sharpening the techniques & getting better at your habits

• Taking action with this week’s TMAs

In these times, it has become harder and harder to identify a "normal" marketing pattern, with increased disruption from global pandemics, economic fluctuations, and significant social unrest.

• Checking in: Are you excited about what you’re doing & making strategic choices?

• Plan for the next month and quarter - while you still have TMAs in the queue

• What to measure, how to refine, adapt, adjust and prioritize your TMAs

• Taking action with this week’s TMAs

Do you really want to grow your brand and business? You are going to need to either increase the amount of time you put into the business, automate repetitive tasks, or increase the number of resources you have to help with the work.

• Creating systems that create TMA sustainability

• The best ways to use automation (where it makes sense)

• The ins & outs of hiring an assistant, a team & allocating resources

• Taking action with this week’s TMAs