We’re Back!

By Judith & Jim

I can’t believe that it’s been nearly 2 months since I took an unanticipated hiatus from writing to you through our “Bridging Heart and Marketing”blog.
 
At first I was consumed with trying to get our new book organized and ready for a Fall publication date (which we see we’ll never be able to make). And BTW, the book is tentatively titled either “Bridging Heart and Marketing: Selling Without Selling Out” or “Selling Without Selling Out: Bridging Heart and Marketing To Sell With Integrity and Mutual Gain.”
(Any comments on the title that you’d like to make will be greatly appreciated!)
 
Then Judith and I found ourselves reevaluating how we want to use this blog. And I apologize for not including you in the discussion. You see, since both Judith and I are used to being  independent and have only recently begun to learn to ask for help – we’ve been wrestling with the issues by ourselves. Again, mea culpa.
 
We’re now clear that we will use this blog as a forum for Soft Sell marketing principle and tactics (as we have) as well as exposing non-conscious, non-conscience marketing which hurts all of us including those who do it. 

Our objective is inspire Soft Sell Marketing — what we see as marketing with consciousness and conscience.
 
So, we welcome and encourage your comments. They will inspire topics in the future and support us in coming to you with more of our own process.

Because It’s All in the Connection,

Jim

Comments

  1. Jim & Judith,

    Glad you’re back. As a soft-sell marketer for independent professionals, I so appreciate what your blog has accomplished and will continue to accomplish. It is absolutely essential that marketers have the two areas of focus that you empathize: (1) Attending to the values, spirit, and soul of their specific audience as consumers and human beings and (2) attending to the values, spirit, and soul of themselves as business people and human beings.

    Thank you for all you’re doing in bridging heart and marketing. All of which brings me to the title of your new book. By all means go with the first, “Bridging Heart and Marketing: Selling Without Selling Out.” It says it all succinctly and is catchy as well as intriguing. Your subtitle is what really describes and sells it.

  2. Signe,
    Thank you for your beautifully written, heart-felt response. It’s resposes like yours that keep us inspired and moving forward!
    Thanks also for your input on our book title. We don’t have it finalized
    yet so we appreciate all the feedback we can get.
    Judith
    http://www.bridgingheartandmarketing.com

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