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SMALL BUSINESS MARKETING CAN BE CHALLENGING
That's why we're here.
We create custom marketing and communications solutions to help you reach your audience and grow your business. From online content to traditional marketing materials to personal branding, we're here to help so that you can focus on what you do best - creating, selling, building, living.
At Leadout Communications, we know successful small businesses make communities thrive.
We also know you have a lot on your plate when it comes to running your small business or non-profit and managing everything that life sends your way.
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You have a lot of things to manage
For more than 20 years, I worked in the legal and consulting fields helping corporations navigate an ever-changing financial landscape. Eventually, my journey led me into the communications field, where I led creative teams focused on both business growth and improving customer engagement.
I've seen the challenges business owners - large and small - have faced with the emergence of new and ever-more complex digital marketing tools. And I have seen that access to marketing resources and communications planning is often priced out of the reach of small businesses and non-profits, making mastering a marketing strategy even more difficult.
At Leadout Communications, my goal is to bridge that gap. I sit down with you to understand your business goals, so that we can create customized marketing solutions to help your small business grow and continue to succeed.
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Language is constantly changing. Open up your high school Shakespeare book, and you’ll see how much English has evolved in 600 hundred years. Like fashion, food, and the drink menu at Starbucks, language – and its rules – is constantly evolving. But even as language evolves, there is still a benefit to utilizing grammatically sound […]
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Pictures can say a thousand words, and when the words don’t match reality, it can be a disappointment. As I write this, there is an ongoing lawsuit against Burger King for false advertising. The claimants assert that the images Burger King uses to advertise its food don’t match the reality of what is served over […]
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A few years ago, my husband and I attended the show of a Led Zepplin tribute band. The show was held in a small theater with tiny seats and a lot of people in attendance. I was onboard for the whole experience until the music started. It was loud, there were lots of flashing lights, […]
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