The traditional marketing funnel assumes buyers move in a straight line—but today’s customers zigzag. They find you on social, check reviews later, and come back days (or weeks) after considering other options. In this episode, we explore why the old model often breaks down and introduce a more realistic alternative: the Trail to the Sale™ framework. It’s a clearer, more human approach to marketing that helps you focus on the right things at the right time. We break down the eight trail stage...
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The traditional marketing funnel assumes buyers move in a straight line—but today’s customers zigzag. They find you on social, check reviews later, and come back days (or weeks) after considering other options. In this episode, we explore why the old model often breaks down and introduce a more realistic alternative: the Trail to the Sale™ framework. It’s a clearer, more human approach to marketing that helps you focus on the right things at the right time. We break down the eight trail stage...
The LinkedIn Strategy Your Small Business Needs with Kayla Ihrig
My Weekly Marketing
38 minutes
1 month ago
The LinkedIn Strategy Your Small Business Needs with Kayla Ihrig
If you’ve written off LinkedIn as just a place for resumes and recruiters, this episode will make you think again. Writer and LinkedIn strategist Kayla Ihrig joins me to talk about how small businesses and service providers are quietly building traction—not through flashy posts, but through genuine conversations and a profile that speaks clearly to the right people. We cover why comments can be more powerful than content, what updates make your profile more discoverable, and how to build a hi...
My Weekly Marketing
The traditional marketing funnel assumes buyers move in a straight line—but today’s customers zigzag. They find you on social, check reviews later, and come back days (or weeks) after considering other options. In this episode, we explore why the old model often breaks down and introduce a more realistic alternative: the Trail to the Sale™ framework. It’s a clearer, more human approach to marketing that helps you focus on the right things at the right time. We break down the eight trail stage...
