Tom Trush | Phoenix copywriter and marketing strategist

How to Get More Customers with Local Online Marketing (Live Workshop)

When I presented a workshop at South Mountain Community College in Phoenix a couple of months ago, the turnout was the largest ever for one of their “Lunch and Learn” events. On Tuesday, June 1, I’m almost certain my attendance “record” will fall, as Internet marketing experts Andy Renk and Jon Ward present “How to Get [...]

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Growing Despite an Economic Downturn

Today I was a guest on Click for Clients Radio with Andy Renk and John Ward. You likely know Andy because of the previous interviews we did about creating effective websites and blogs. There’s no question Andy knows his stuff, having built a $12 million online business in just three years. A faculty member for Trump University, [...]

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Are You Making These Mistakes on Your Website?

In an October interview for my Marketing Minds series, Andy Renk, co-founder of Click for Clients, revealed several do-it-yourself secrets for creating a profitable website or blog. I have to say, I was a bit surprised by the response. I knew Andy provided some great information, but the reaction was even more positive than I expected. So [...]

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You CAN’T Market Effectively Without a Big Budget

Don’t fall for this trap!   There’s never been a better time to market your business on a small budget … even as banks fail, gas prices soar and consumer confidence dwindles.   In fact, your opportunities to promote your business are even greater today than yesterday, especially if you’re pinching pennies.   What’s more, you’ll have even greater opportunities [...]

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Do-It-Yourself Secrets for Creating a Profitable Website or Blog

My interview with Andy Renk is now available for f r e e download. Andy is the co-founder of Click for Clients, a training company focused on teaching entrepreneurs how to build web-based marketing systems at minimal cost. He began playing with the Internet in 1993 while working as a corporate graphic designer. In 1995, Andy saw [...]

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