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In this conversation, Danica and Katherine explore the challenges and opportunities faced by small business owners, particularly in the context of authentic connections, community support, and effective marketing strategies.
They discuss how positioning and branding can influence consumer behavior and sales, emphasizing the need for businesses to build relationships with customers before they enter the sales funnel.
The conversation also touches on the differences in marketing approaches between established brands like Stanley and Yeti, highlighting the evolving landscape of consumer expectations and brand awareness. They explore the evolution of brand marketing, particularly focusing on how companies like Stanley have successfully shifted their target markets. They discuss the importance of understanding and adapting to target markets, the power of niche marketing, and the necessity of brand flexibility.
This conversation emphasizes that businesses should not be afraid to evolve and change their branding strategies based on customer feedback and market trends and what they actually like spending time on in their business.
By Danica Dixon & Katherine MillerIn this conversation, Danica and Katherine explore the challenges and opportunities faced by small business owners, particularly in the context of authentic connections, community support, and effective marketing strategies.
They discuss how positioning and branding can influence consumer behavior and sales, emphasizing the need for businesses to build relationships with customers before they enter the sales funnel.
The conversation also touches on the differences in marketing approaches between established brands like Stanley and Yeti, highlighting the evolving landscape of consumer expectations and brand awareness. They explore the evolution of brand marketing, particularly focusing on how companies like Stanley have successfully shifted their target markets. They discuss the importance of understanding and adapting to target markets, the power of niche marketing, and the necessity of brand flexibility.
This conversation emphasizes that businesses should not be afraid to evolve and change their branding strategies based on customer feedback and market trends and what they actually like spending time on in their business.