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Small business marketing can be challenging. Follow along every Tuesday as Clarence Fisher, everyone's favorite small-business marketing expert uncovers the tools, tactics, and strategies the most successful small businesses use to dominate their local market and OWN the block.
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How to Turn One Job Into Eight with Tim Calise (opens the original)
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What if the best way to grow your business isn't by adding something completely new... but by looking at what you already have differently? Tim Calise has spent years working alongside ambitious founders, helping them turn ideas into scalable businesses. Clarence Fisher brought him on to talk about how local business owners can find new opportunities, create stronger offers, and build around what their customers actually need. In this episode: Stop asking what you can offer. Tim explains why bus
You Can Afford the Voice From the National Ads with Connor Quinn (opens the original)
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You hear two ads back to back. One sounds flat, like someone reading a script. The other sounds like a movie trailer. You already know which one you remember. Connor Quinn has voiced national ads for Visa, Mercedes-Benz, and Sandals Resorts. He's also been the voice of Braum's commercials in Oklahoma for nearly 20 years. Clarence brought him on to answer one question: how can a business with 6 to 50 employees afford that same level of voice talent? In this episode: Professional voice talent may
Why Eight Out of Ten Employees Check Out: What Owners Get Wrong (opens the original)
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You hired them. You pay them every two weeks. Most of them are looking for ways to do as little as possible without losing the paycheck. It is not a few bad apples. And it did not start with COVID. Kevin Burr owns Barracuda Staffing and Consulting. His companies have made more than 14,000 hires. Clarence brought him on to answer one question: when most workers show up checked out, what does a small business owner actually do about it? In this episode: 80% of workers now show up actively disengag
The Comeback Episode (opens the original)
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Clarence was gone for two years. This is the episode where he says why. He got COVID. Then he got it again. Then he got sick with something no doctor could name. He spent three days in the hospital. He came home with a broken body and a mind that would not work. He was out for a year and a half. His team ran the business the whole time. Here is what that taught him. In this episode: A business that needs the owner is a weak business. Write down every step you do more than once. Going quiet when
The New Rules of Local Advertising with Jenna Harkreader (opens the original)
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In this episode of Local Market Monopoly , Clarence Fisher sits down with Jenna Harkreader, founder of The Ready Ads , to explore how she's rethinking the way consumers discover local businesses. Jenna shares how years of experience in advertising helped her identify a major gap in the traditional marketing funnel. While businesses invest heavily in creating awareness, consumers often can't find those businesses when they're finally ready to buy. She explains how The Ready Ads was built to bridg
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