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Somewhere along the way, “marketing plan” became code for color-coded chaos and a dozen half-finished content calendars... A lot of small business owners approach marketing like a Pinterest board: some pretty colors, a few inspirational quotes, and good intentions. But if your “strategy” is mostly reacting to trends, copying what others are doing, or hoping your next post randomly pops off... let’s pause. 

Getting a “no” from a potential client can feel like a personal attack. Especially when you’ve poured your time, energy, sweat and tears into your pitch. You start wondering if your prices are too high, your services are too extra, or if you need to set your whole business on fire and start over. (Hint: you don’t.)

Listen, I hate to break it to you, but your marketing might be giving clients the ick. You’re out here working your tail off, trying to attract dream clients, but instead? They take one look at your brand and sprint away like they just saw an MLM girlboss in the wild.

No seriously...Facebook ads should be making you money, not draining your budget faster than your morning coffee disappears. If you’re running ads and seeing zero return, something’s seriously off.The truth? Most businesses don’t have a Facebook ad problem - they have a bad strategy problem.If you’re sick of throwing cash into the Facebook void, let’s talk about the five biggest budget-burning mistakes you’re probably making - and how you can fix them right now.

When was the last time you paused to think about how color impacts your brand? It’s one of those things that often gets overlooked in the rush to design logos, websites, and marketing materials. But here’s the truth: color is powerful. It has the ability to influence emotions, spark memories, and—most importantly—shape the way your audience perceives your business.

As we get ready to step into 2025, the marketing landscape continues to evolve.

As a business owner, staying on top of your marketing game is crucial for attracting and retaining customers, driving revenue, and outpacing competitors. But, with so many moving parts, it's easy to lose focus.