Photos from April 27th at Fairway Terrace

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Great Networking and Education at Fairway Terrace by Putters

LVWN at Fairway Terrace    Video from tonights meeting!  Enjoy!

What a great group of wedding professionals!  The evening started with great food provided by Soiree’s Catering and the venue Fairway Terrace @ Putters was perfect for this fun and informative event. Tonights seminar presented by Monica Morgan of VegasVows was on working with Constant Contact.  Andy Ebon was there to add his advice too.  Harry O provided the background music and everyone was treated to a Candy Station provided by Sweet Sensations.  Thanks to everyone of our wedding professionals that provided their time and products for this event.   

We look forward to seeing everyone again on July 1 at Canyon Gate where the topic for the evening will be preparing for bridal shows!

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To Blog, Or Not To Blog?

Blog… is probably the wrong question.I must admit I been infused with a heavy dose of Seth Godin logic. It comes with reading his books and blog, and understanding his perspective. His angle is consistent. Ask different question. Suggest to his readers that they ask different questions.

So when one of my business friends posted the title, “To Blog, Or Not To Blog” on a private message board, I could help but suggest, “Perhaps that’s the wrong question?”

Just because blogging is almost free, in terms of hard dollars, doesn’t mean it’s easy. If you are not a natural writer, you may spend more time per post or have challenges with subject matter. At a lecture last week, I invoked the quotation: “Anything worth doing well, is worth doing badly at first.” (Ben Franklin, I think).

FACT: A well-crafted, well-maintained Wordpress blog, that lives on your website server is perhaps the greatest search engine optimization tool, around, today.

The benefits of engaging customers, prospects, industry peers and media are tangible and incalculable. Actually, not entirely incalculable.

Another FACT: The longer you wait to blog, the more run-up time you give to your competitors.

One of the most important facts of life is: Don’t kid yourself.  As my friend likes to say: “It’s a no-brainer.”

The answer to the question: “To blog, or not to blog?” (as part of my wedding marketing plan) is, indeed, a no-brainer. There are other good question to ask, but from where I sit, this isn’t one of them.

Andy Ebon
The Wedding Marketing Authority

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