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Small Business Marketing Minute

Learn how to use the Duct Tape Marketing System created by John Jantsch, widely regarded as the world's most successful small business marketing system.

Our practical how-to tips, advice, and real-life examples will teach you what you need to know to implement this system in your business. Take the mystery out of your marketing and get inspired to grow your business!

Marketing topics covered on the podcast by Kevin Jordan from Redpoint Marketing Consultants will include marketing strategy, inbound marketing tactics, online marketing, lead generation, sales, referral generation, and much more.

Most episodes will last just a few minutes so that you can fit them into your busy schedule, but occasionally episodes featuring special guests will run a bit longer.

Jul 26, 2016

Paul VanWagoner from ESPN Radio in Blacksburg, VA provides some great tips about how to get the most out of radio adverting.  In my interview with Paul, we discuss what types of businesses should be advertising on the radio, what common mistakes businesses make in their radio ads, and what strategies they should use...


Jul 20, 2016

If you’re one of the many local business owners who is frustrated or confused about what’s going on with your Google My Business page (which used to be your Google+ page, which used to be Google places, which is kinda sorta the same thing as your Google Maps listing but not really…), I feel your pain.

I deal with...


Jul 12, 2016

Today's episode features another small business marketing case study, this time with a local accountant.

I think you'll enjoy this case study, because prior to working with me the accountant was in a situation very common for local small business owners.  He was heavily invested in "traditional" marketing tactics like...


Jul 6, 2016

As we make our way slowly and painfully through the 2016 presidential campaign season, a lot of attention has been paid by the media on how the top candidates are running their campaigns.  Essentially, a presidential campaign is a small business.  It has employees, it needs to generate income, and--above all--it needs...