HeyJaredDo Less Marketing
Do Less Marketing is a podcast that cuts through the noise to help business owners and teams find clarity.
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3 Common Marketing Blockers (and How To Get Unstuck) — a Solo Episode (opens the original)
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What's keeping your marketing stuck? More often than not, it isn't your strategy. It's psychology. As marketers, we think a lot about the psychology of buying. We rarely turn that same lens on ourselves when we're trying to get things done. In this solo episode, I dig into three of the most common marketing blockers I see, both in my own work and in the work of the people I've partnered with. I share the tiny step that got this podcast off the ground, and the email idea I was sure was as minimal
Using Email to Build the Life You Want (and Survive Survivor) — with Liz Wilcox (opens the original)
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Could your business run without you for two months? Liz Wilcox left hers to go on Survivor, and it kept humming along without her. That's thanks to her intentionality, which is something that gave her momentum from the start. Liz helps people write weekly newsletters that folks open, click, and buy from. She runs a $9 email membership with more than 4,000 members. And she got there without constantly posting on social media. We get into how she did that in our conversation, and she shares how it
Can You Build a Business Without Being Chronically Online? — with Natalie Gates (opens the original)
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Can you build a business without being chronically online? Natalie Gates is a website copywriter and brand messaging strategist. In this episode, Natalie shares the low-lift SEO strategy that brings in many of her clients, as well as how she gets referrals through relationships. We get into what it's like to be marketers with mixed feelings around marketing, why we love websites, and whether or not we think you can grow without being chronically online. Natalie also opens up about her pull betwe
Templates, Systems, and Running a Business in 10 Hours a Week — with Jordan Gill (opens the original)
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What if the systems you set up once could keep selling for you while you're off doing a jigsaw puzzle...or another 9-5? Jordan Gill is the founder of Systems Saved Me, where she helps business owners build the templates and automations that take them out of the day-to-day. After ten years running her own business, she recently joined the team at Kit as their senior affiliate marketing manager, and still runs Systems Saved Me in about ten hours a week alongside her full-time role. In this convers
Making What People Want (and Letting Your Values Lead Your Growth) — with Amanda Natividad (opens the original)
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Amanda Natividad is a marketer, writer, and Chief Evangelist at the audience research company SparkToro. She also helped coin the term "Zero Click Marketing," and co-wrote a book by the same name with SparkToro's Rand Fishkin, coming out this fall. In our conversation, Amanda shares how she pitched herself for a dream job that didn't exist, and how she brought her natural proclivity for audience research with her to SparkToro. We get into what SparkToro does and doesn't do with their marketing.
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