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Marketing Notes for Entrepreneurs by Grey Leaf Media is for marketers, founders, and leaders of impact-driven businesses. We look at common problems, unexpected solutions, and strategies to help grow your impact. Growth is more than profits, it is measured in tangible positive impact. Without growth, your impact stalls. Featuring: The Trust Wall series! A unique look at how to think about progress, mistakes, consistency, and growth. Episodes 2-8This podcast is brought to you by Grey Leaf Media. Marketing consulting, strategy, and marketing technology solutions for business that matters.
Jason Haeger hosts Marketing Notes for Entrepreneurs by Grey Leaf Media, a business show with 15 episodes published.
If you've been fixing the same marketing problems over and over — better messaging, smarter pricing, tighter retention — and nothing stays fixed, the problem probably isn't your execution. Every system in your business m
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If your retention looks healthy but growth still feels harder than it should, the problem probably isn't your retention strategy. It's who you're retaining. Wrong-ICP customers stay; not because the fit is right, but bec
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If your pricing keeps stalling, or you keep attracting customers who negotiate everything, the problem probably isn't the price. It was set for a customer who isn't in the room. Most pricing problems aren't pricing probl
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You built something real. It works. Customers are using it. Just not quite the way you built it to be used. That gap is one of the most expensive product positioning problems in marketing for entrepreneurs — and one of t
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Most sales training tells you to get better at objection handling, sharpen your close, follow up more. And most of the time, that's not the problem. The problem is that your entire sales approach was built for a customer
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When your actual customers land on your website, do they immediately think "this is exactly what I need"? Or do they have to work to figure out what you do? Most founders assume confusion is a filter. If someone doesn't
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Your content is getting engagement. Comments, shares, positive feedback. But nobody is buying. That is not a content quality problem. That is a content direction problem. You are creating content for the wrong people. An
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Your social media is getting engagement. Likes, comments, shares. But the people engaging are not buying. That is not a content problem. That is a foundation problem. When your ideal customer profile is wrong, your entir
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Your marketing probably isn't working. Not because you're doing it wrong. Because you're doing it for the wrong people. Most businesses build their entire marketing strategy around an ideal customer profile based on assu
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Everyone wants a business that works. A structure that stands. A brand that lasts. But not everyone is willing to pay what it actually costs to build one. This is not about money. This is about the full cost: patience, f
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Most businesses spend 80% of their energy on things that look impressive but don't actually hold weight. They perfect their Instagram aesthetic while their delivery model is broken. They redesign their logo while their u
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Most businesses confuse being busy with making progress. They're launching campaigns, posting content, running ads, attending events but there's no plan connecting any of it. The difference between businesses that work a
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Should you show people what you're building, or keep it private until it's perfect? The answer depends on what you're building WITH. Most people get this wrong. Transparency is trendy. "Build in public" is everywhere. Bu
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In business, what you build WITH matters as much as what you build ON. Imagine standing in a brickyard with three options in front of you: premium bricks (expensive, last forever), standard bricks (solid, reliable), and
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The Foundation: What you build on matters as much as what you build. There's a luxury apartment building in San Francisco that's sinking. Millennium Tower: 58 stories, hundreds of millions of dollars invested, and a beau
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Imagine standing in front of two walls. One represents a major brand: tall, polished, millions of dollars invested. The other was built by a person you just met. Which do you trust more? The answer reveals everything abo
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You're doing meaningful work. Your team cares deeply. Your mission matters. So why isn't growth happening the way it should? Welcome to Grey Leaf Media: the podcast for mission-driven business leaders who are done spinni
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