The Marketing Taxi Press
Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 7, 2008
Contact: Frank
Marafiote, President
fm@emergecommunications.com
603-397-0231
The Marketing Taxi Targets Business Owners Who See
Their Careers As An Extension Of Their Personal Lives.
(Gilford,
NH) -- Long-time entrepreneur, marketing guru, and author, Frank Marafiote, has
launched a new marketing and personal management ezine called The
Marketing Taxi.
The
newsletter is written for professionals, consultants, small
business owners, entrepreneurial artists and others who see their careers as
intimately connected to their sense of personal fulfillment and
self-actualization.
For readers of The
Marketing Taxi, “It isn’t just business, it’s personal,” says
Marafiote. “We call this the ‘Level Five’ effect,” referring to
Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. “Success is no longer measured solely
by dollars and cents, but by the degree to which our work moves us to a higher
level of self-actualization.”
According to Marafiote, that doesn’t mean that
conventional metrics of success are no longer relevant. Satisfied customers,
great products, high performance marketing, reaching sales and profit
projections are still the currency of the realm of business, he says. “But
we have added a new metric: self-actualization.”
According to Marafiote, there are four
aspects of The Marketing Taxi that make it unique among
marketing newsletters.
First, articles and advice are geared towards
small businesses with limited resources. “We focus on practical marketing
strategies and Web 2.0 tactics that can be used by the solo practitioner or
professional,” Marafiote says.
Second, The
Marketing Taxi takes the perspective that “you are the business.”
“The concept of personal branding is central to what we write about,” says
Marafiote. “We teach owners how to use their passion for their business as a
way to attract and retain customers. Developing this skill allows them to
become more confident, more focused, and better managers and leaders.”
Third, the editors at The
Marketing Taxi understand that the relationships business owners have with
clients is paramount to their long-term success. Trust,
integrity, and open communications are more important in owner-client
partnerships than in other types of transaction-based business arrangements.
Finally, many solo practitioners and professionals see
their work as a path towards personal fulfillment and self-actualization. As
Marafiote explains, “Not everything we do in life and in business
leads to personal transcendence, what Thomas Moore calls the ‘life
work’ or ‘the work of the soul. But that's what we strive to achieve, and
what we help our readers to achieve.”
Coaches, counselors, consultants, small business
owners, and entrepreneurs are invited to accept a free subscription offer to The
Marketing Taxi, plus receive a special free bonus report: “Creating
Effective Press Releases in a Web 2.0 World.” Simply visit http://www.emergecommunications.com/marketingtaxi.htm.
Once there, enter your email address and you are done! The next issue –
published every two weeks – will be on its way to you. The free report is
yours to keep immediately.
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The
Marketing Taxi is published by Emerge Communications, Frank Marafiote,
MBA, President and Editor. Located in Gilford,
NH, Marafiote has provided marketing and public relations consulting services
since 1991. He received his bachelor’s degree in English from
Villanova
University
and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Southern New Hampshire
University.
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