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Writer's pictureThalia Saenz

Marketing: The Juggling Act You Didn’t Know You Signed Up For

Let’s face it, running a business is no easy feat. You’ve got clients to take care of, a business to manage, and—oh yeah—this little thing called marketing. If marketing feels like the endless to-do list that keeps growing while you’re juggling everything else, you’re not alone.

Marketing isn’t just about throwing up a post on Instagram or sending out the occasional email (although we love that too). It’s a full-time strategy that requires your attention to details you probably didn’t even realize mattered. So, while you're styling hair, crafting flower arrangements, or running your day-to-day operations, who's got time to sit down and master every aspect of marketing?

Let's break it down and show you what’s really involved:

Marketing = A Lot More Than You Think

Branding Consistency

  • Your colors, fonts, tone, and overall vibe need to match across every platform. It’s like making sure your socks match your tie…every day.

Content Creation

  • Blogs, social media posts, emails, photos, videos, captions, and more. You need content that’s not only relevant but engaging and high-quality. And who’s got time for that when the salon's full or your inventory needs stocking?

Audience Targeting

  • Posting for the sake of posting? No, thank you. Every campaign needs to be geared toward the right people. Figuring out who, where, and when to reach them is like solving a puzzle…while blindfolded.

Analytics & Tracking

  • You can’t just "feel" if something is working. Stats, graphs, and trends help track what’s working and what’s not. Hello spreadsheets and dashboards!

SEO

  • Writing content for a website isn’t just about sounding good. It’s about using the right keywords to make sure Google loves you and ranks you high enough so that your audience can actually find you.

The Balancing Act

If you're trying to do all this yourself while managing the day-to-day operations of your business, it can get overwhelming fast. Marketing takes creativity, precision, and most of all, time. When you're a busy entrepreneur, your time is worth more than gold.



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