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From Dry Shampoo to Strategy: Keeping Your Marketing Fresh Every Day

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Strategy beats shortcuts as we map a simple, repeatable system to keep your marketing fresh, measurable, and effective. We set clear goals per channel, define ROI by context, and build a 30‑day review cycle that reallocates budget toward what works.
• hair-wash analogy applied to consistency and planning
• setting specific goals per channel and asset
• defining ROI for booths, leads groups, and ads
• reading analytics and measuring what matters
• social media as SEO fuel with strong CTAs
• 30‑day review cycles and budget reallocation
• prioritizing strategy over last‑minute marketing
If you need help with any kind of social media stuff, I do have a DIY social media webinar on my website, themarketingbroker.com
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Chapters

1. From Dry Shampoo to Strategy: Keeping Your Marketing Fresh Every Day (00:00:00)

2. Welcome and Hair-Wash Analogy (00:00:53)

3. Don’t Mask Weak Marketing (00:02:32)

4. Goals Before Tactics (00:03:20)

5. Measure ROI Across Channels (00:05:10)

6. Social Media, SEO, and Signals (00:07:17)

7. Review, Optimize, and Reinvest (00:09:34)

8. Make Strategy First, Resources Offered (00:10:18)

52 episodes

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Manage episode 515305444 series 3692860
Content provided by Shelby McFarland. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Shelby McFarland or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

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Strategy beats shortcuts as we map a simple, repeatable system to keep your marketing fresh, measurable, and effective. We set clear goals per channel, define ROI by context, and build a 30‑day review cycle that reallocates budget toward what works.
• hair-wash analogy applied to consistency and planning
• setting specific goals per channel and asset
• defining ROI for booths, leads groups, and ads
• reading analytics and measuring what matters
• social media as SEO fuel with strong CTAs
• 30‑day review cycles and budget reallocation
• prioritizing strategy over last‑minute marketing
If you need help with any kind of social media stuff, I do have a DIY social media webinar on my website, themarketingbroker.com
Support the show

  continue reading

Chapters

1. From Dry Shampoo to Strategy: Keeping Your Marketing Fresh Every Day (00:00:00)

2. Welcome and Hair-Wash Analogy (00:00:53)

3. Don’t Mask Weak Marketing (00:02:32)

4. Goals Before Tactics (00:03:20)

5. Measure ROI Across Channels (00:05:10)

6. Social Media, SEO, and Signals (00:07:17)

7. Review, Optimize, and Reinvest (00:09:34)

8. Make Strategy First, Resources Offered (00:10:18)

52 episodes

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