(1) Doing too much
This is a classic mistake many marketers make. Most marketers are over-achievers and want to do it all. Eventually that mindset will burn you and your credit union. When a CEO asks to promote a certain product or push a particular project, we always say, “yes.” Even if we have 10 other things on our “To Do” list. You can’t keep adding project after project without something suffering ****READ MORE;
Five Marketing Mistakes to Avoid at Your CU - Mark Arnold > speaking • branding • planning
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