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Welcome to The Marketer’s Exit: Your Front-Row Seat to Going SoloEver wondered what life looks like beyond the 9-to-5? The Marketer’s Exit is the podcast for marketers curious about freelancing, side hustles, and solo entrepreneurship.Hosted by Tas Bober (former in-house) and Tim Davidson (former agency), we’re pulling back the curtain on the reality of going solo. We share the stuff no one puts in their LinkedIn posts—the smooth parts, the scary parts, and the "group chat only" secrets.
The Marketer hosts The Marketer's Exit, a business show with 23 episodes published.
Ademola Adelakun is a former professional magician who has started 14 businesses, appeared on Canada's version of Shark Tank completely blindsided, survived 93 days with zero revenue without telling his fiancée, and now
Nobody tells you how to build a client list while you are still employed. The advice always starts after you have already handed in your notice. This episode fills that gap with seven specific plays, including ones that
Brianna Doe has 250K followers on LinkedIn and almost never posts about her influencer marketing agency. She built Verbatim, a team of eight, and a client roster that includes multi-seven-figure programs entirely off con
Andy Milligan is 25, and built a WebFlow micro-agency to $200K in year two entirely on referrals and local relationships. He did not have a LinkedIn audience when he started. He did not have a safety net. He just kept sh
Brendan Hufford spent ten years as a teacher, became an assistant principal, looked up his salary and confirmed he was the lowest paid one in the state of Indiana, and decided enough was engough. He started creatinig con
Tas and Tim pulled back the curtain on how they are actually using AI in their day-to-day businesses right now, including some use cases that made the other person immediately want to switch tools. This one is practical,
Going back in-house after going solo is one of the most loaded decisions in the freelance and consulting world, and one of the least talked about honestly. Tas walks through the four-signal framework she used on a real c
Last year Tas watched her landing page business dip and started wondering if AI was quietly eating her niche. This year the leads came back, and almost every single one opened with the same line: "We tried to use AI for
Most people who have gone solo come on podcasts to tell you how their revenue is up 50%. Dom Odoguardi came on seven months in to tell you his pipeline is looking rough, he has lost four clients in a month, and he is sti
Tim Bradley spent 12 years as the first creative hire at a PR agency, growing to lead a team of 25 across every type of project, channel, and industry imaginable. Then he looked in the mirror and realized he was running
Going solo does not have to mean quitting cold turkey and hoping for the best. In this episode, Tas and Tim walk through every step of what smart preparation actually looks like, from building a quiet client pipeline to
Most B2B events have speakers, sponsors, and a budget. What they almost never have is someone with a camera documenting any of it. Ding and Jake saw that gap and built a whole business around it. In this episode, they pu
You don't have to do everything right to build something that works. Kaylee Edmondson has no scheduling link on her website. She barely posts on LinkedIn. She has a conflict bot built in Claude because she's bad at hard
Most people going solo think hiring means a full-time employee. It does not. In this episode, Tas and Tim get into everything they wish they knew before hiring their first virtual assistant, the good, the bad, and the st
You just went out on your own and immediately someone's trying to sell you a course, a community, and a coach. Tim and Tas break down all three. What they bought, what they regret, and what actually moved the needle. • T
Before you build anything, you're going to get distracted by tools. This episode is the shortcut. • Tim's $546 starter stack vs Tas' $2,800 one, and what the difference actually bought • The four non-negotiables when you
You can't always avoid a bad client, but you can get a lot better at spotting them early. Tas and Tim go through every red flag, mid-engagement nightmare, and hard lesson from years of going solo. We cover: • Why the big
A sales deck won't close deals. Your POV will. In this episode, Tas and Tim break down the full sales deck conversation, from what to build when you're just starting out to why both of them barely use one anymore. We cov
We built terrible consulting offers. Tas made a 45-slide deck for a client who ghosted her. Tim tried to sell ""advisor-only LinkedIn ads"" with zero takers. Neither of us charged enough. This is the offer episode. What
Most annual reviews are boring. This one got uncomfortably honest. In this episode of The Marketer’s Exit, Tas and Tim discuss the thing nobody does publicly, a real annual review of their businesses and another solo fou
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