Marketing Podcast with John Jantch

John Jantch, Host of the Duct Tape Marketing PodcastIn this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, where I’m doing a solo show, I’ll talk about seven common marketing mistakes business owners make and share some tips on how to avoid them.

Important points:

Businesses often make 7 fatal marketing mistakes. Lack of a clear vision, trying to please everyone, being like the competition, wasting marketing resources, competing on price alone, giving in to the idea of ​​the week, lacking measurable success criteria. Overcoming these mistakes requires a focused marketing strategy aligned with business goals to create a roadmap for growth.

Topics I cover:

  • [01:25] Here are seven deadly marketing mistakes.
  • [02:32] Number 1: No vision of where the business is going.
  • [03:47] Number two: Try to be everything to everyone.
  • [05:54] Number 3: Be the same as your competitors.
  • [08:49] Number 4: Waste of valuable marketing resources.
  • [09:37] No. 5: Compete on price.
  • [11:11] Number 6: Overwhelmed with ideas for the week.
  • [13:16] 7: I have no way to measure my success.

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