The 30-Minute Marketing Week
Marketing keeps losing to real work because it has no fixed slot. Here is a 30-minute weekly routine that keeps a small business visible without burnout.
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Marketing advice for people who also do the actual work.
Practical marketing for people who run the business and the marketing. Short, specific posts on getting found, staying visible and turning attention into customers.
Local SEO Without an Agency
Most local search wins come from four jobs you can do yourself in an afternoon. Here they are in order, with what to skip and how to tell that it worked.
Read the postYour Google Business Profile Is a Free Storefront
For most local businesses the profile gets more visitors than the website. Here is how to run it like a storefront instead of a form you filled in once.
Read the postTurn One Product Photo Into a Week of Content
You do not need a shoot every week. One good product photo, angled seven ways, fills a week of posts without repeating itself or reading like a catalogue.
Read the postThe Three Emails Every Small Shop Should Automate
Three automated emails do most of the work a small shop needs: the welcome, the abandoned cart and the second order. What to write in each one, and when.
Read the postYour Audience Should Live With You, Not the Algorithm
Followers are rented and the rent goes up. Here is how writers move readers onto a list they own, without turning every post into a signup pitch.
Read the postMarketing Before Product-Market Fit: What to Skip
Most marketing advice is written for companies with a repeatable product. Here is what a pre-fit founder should do instead, and the four things to skip.
Read the postHow a Solo Agency Ships Client Content Without Hiring
A one-person studio can serve six clients if the work is a system and not a scramble. Here is the intake, batching and approval loop that makes it hold.
Read the postFrom Followers to Members: Pricing Your First Paid Offer
Your first paid offer is a pricing decision, not an audience-size problem. How to pick the price, the promise and the proof that a small following buys.
Read the postAI Search Is Already Reading Your Website
Assistants answer questions by reading pages and citing a few of them. Here is what makes a small business page quotable, and what quietly hides it.
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