What Are Your Questions?

22 May 2009 36 views No Comment

I’m looking for your suggestions. :-)

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What are your questions?

I thought it would be fun to take some of your suggestions and questions and turn them into blog posts.

Based on the success of the Reviews of Remarkable Hunting Blog Posts Series, I want to focus on what you would like to discuss.

Please participate by asking questions or suggesting topics for discussion in the comment section and I’ll take each one and write individual posts about each topic or question.

There is no limit on the number of suggestions you can make. If you have one or ten or one hundred please post them all.

This is your chance to learn something from the other readers and me about the Web and how it affects your hunting business.

So let’s here it.

Post anything in the comments below.

Thanks for participating!

Update: Members can ask any and all questions in the Hunting Business Marketing Forum.

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  • Dayne Shuda (author) said:

    One suggestion from Cory at Outdoors International (via Twitter, which is absolutely fine to use to suggest – @DayneShuda).

    Time Management

    # 22 May 2009 at 9:58 am
  • T. Michael Riddle said:

    One suggestion for a hunting business to consider Dayne, is to think seriously about gravitating away from You Tube, and begin a do it yourself video program themselves.

    You Tube has been a great medium for a many persons and their business, but the fact of the matter is that the number of hits are not very nearly as important as the “quality” of the prospective customer.

    A do it yourself video placed upon your own website will first: Be seen by a more targeted patron to the website.
    After all is said and done at the end of the day your, You Tube video may have gotten 140,000 hits, but did you gain even 1 single client out of those people who watched it?

    Secondly: if it is produced well enough for even one person to have seen it, been impressed, and then given your company a call, then it has done its job as an effective sales and marketing tool.

    # 24 May 2009 at 8:59 am
  • Dayne Shuda (author) said:

    @T. Michael – This is some wonderful advice. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You hit the mark perfectly concerning video for hunting businesses.

    I’m not sure how well I’ll do, but I’ll try to expand with my thoughts in a future post.

    Thanks again!

    # 24 May 2009 at 10:18 am
  • Ben G. said:

    Is a good logo essential for your hunting business or blog if so why, or will simple text work just fine?

    # 28 May 2009 at 6:36 am
  • Dayne Shuda (author) said:

    @Ben – Great question. I’m going to put some thought into this and hopefully co-write a post with a designer I know to get their opinion as well. Check back in the next few days for it. Thanks for the question.

    # 28 May 2009 at 4:59 pm