Build Beyond You
Can Grassroots Marketing Save Your Business?
EPISODE 16 · July 24, 2024 · 32:18
Episode notes
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Are you struggling to attract loyal customers to your business?
In today’s episode, David and Madeline tackle a dire issue affecting countless local businesses: visibility and survival.
Discover how an unsuspecting ice cream parlor's struggle to stay afloat reveals critical insights into why many small businesses fail to make a mark. David, a seasoned business strategist, and Madeline, a master leadership coach, dissect this real-world case study, offering surprising strategies to transform visibility from non-existent to exceptional. Tune in to uncover game-changing tactics that could save your business from obscurity and propel it to new heights!
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Beware of this critical pitfall when launching a business.
05:43 The most cost-effective marketing strategy no one talks about.
07:01 The discount debate: What is the truth?
14:34 The fearless approach to grassroots marketing.
16:47 What your presentation says about your business.
19:23 Should you EVER cut down your marketing budget?
22:55 Crucial strategies that are necessary for ANY new business.
24:47 The budgeting mistake small businesses don’t know they’re making!
26:21 Omitting a SWOT Analysis could be your biggest business blunder.
27:32 Low-cost grassroot marketing hacks to boost your biz.
29:12 How to create an unforgettable customer experience that will boost sales.
30:47 Final thoughts.
LINKS:
Follow Trustedpreneurs on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/trustedpreneurs_llc/
Connect with Madeline: https://www.instagram.com/themadelinericci/
Check out the Trustedpreneurs website: https://www.trustedpreneurs.com/
The Trustedpreneurs Podcast is produced by Live Your Truth Media: https://www.liveyourtruth.media/
Links from this episode
If you stepped away tomorrow, what would break first?
Your business should keep moving when you step away.
Picture taking a week off and coming back to a business that kept moving.
See What Stops