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The first year in business is a master class in what you didn't know you didn't know. Elizabeth reflects on lessons from year one — the things that worked, the things that didn't, and what she'd tell herself if she were starting over. http://GetAbsoluteMarketing.com

The first year in business is a master class in what you didn't know you didn't know. Elizabeth reflects on lessons from year one — the things that worked, the things that didn't, and what she'd tell herself if she were starting over.<a href="http://GetAbsoluteMarketing.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://GetAbsoluteMarketing.com</a>

The First Year

Do This First is a fast, focused podcast for small business owners who want real marketing tips without the overwhelm. Each episode runs 2–5 minutes and delivers one actionable idea you can use today — no fluff, no filler. Host Elizabeth Pampalone has nearly three decades of marketing experience, has appeared on 300+ podcasts, and has taught over 100,000 students worldwide. She believes marketing should be simple, consistent, and burnout-free. Listeners call it "the podcast equivalent of an espresso shot" — and they're not wrong.

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Do This First is a fast, focused podcast for small business owners who want real marketing tips without the overwhelm. Each episode runs 2–5 minutes and delivers one actionable idea you can use today — no fluff, no filler. Host Elizabeth Pampalone has nearly three decades of marketing experience, has appeared on 300+ podcasts, and has taught over 100,000 students worldwide. She believes marketing should be simple, consistent, and burnout-free. Listeners call it "the podcast equivalent of an espresso shot" — and they're not wrong.

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