The 3 Jobs Your Marketing Actually Has | Episode 10
Are you doing more marketing… or better marketing?
Because there’s a difference. It’s very easy to get caught up in the doing of marketing:
Create the Reel. Write the post. Choose the hook.
Send the email. Check the likes. Watch the algorithm.
But underneath all that activity, your marketing has a much bigger job to do. Well, three jobs actually.
In this very short episode of the Marketing Minute with Denise Fay Podcast, I’m stripping back marketing to three questions and asking you to think about your marketing before you do another piece.
In this episode, I talk about:
• Why more marketing activity isn’t necessarily the answer
• The dreaded Glazed Eye Syndrome - and what it tells you about your message
• Why being clear isn’t enough if you sound like everyone else
• The question I asked an audience about their LinkedIn profiles that caused a collective gasp
• Why Own Your Difference matters more than ever
• The difference between being visible and being memorable
• Why likes, followers and impressions aren't the end goal
• How your marketing can help create conversations, relationships, opportunities and clients
• The three questions I'd use to assess whether your marketing is actually working.
And if anything in this podcast makes you think and you want to do something about it, just reach out. Lets have a chat - email denisefay @achievemarketing.ie.
I hope this short podcast will encourage you to think more about your marketing. Because better marketing rarely starts with another Reel.
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