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Marketing Minute with Paige C. Clark

Marketing Minute with Paige C. Clark

De: Paige C. Clark
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Marketing Minute with Paige C. Clark is a practical, no-fluff podcast designed for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and beginners who want to understand marketing without feeling overwhelmed.

In short, bite-sized episodes, Paige Clark breaks down marketing, PR, and social media into simple, actionable strategies you can actually use — even if you’re just getting started. From social media content and visibility to referrals, advocacy, client experience, and marketing systems, each episode gives you clarity in minutes, not hours.

This podcast is for entrepreneurs who:

  • Want marketing explained in plain language

  • Are building or growing a small business

  • Feel behind, confused, or overwhelmed by social media

  • Want better results without complicated strategies

  • Are looking for marketing guidance they can trust

Whether you’re brand new to marketing, refining your social media strategy, or trying to build sustainable visibility for your business, Marketing Minute with Paige helps you take the guesswork out of marketing — one minute at a time.

If you’re ready for marketing that feels approachable, strategic, and doable, you’re in the right place.

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Episodios
  • Small Business Social Media Rule #3: Respond to Every DM

    Small Business Social Media Rule #3: Respond to Every DM
    Mar 16 2026

    Welcome back to The Rules Small Business Owners Should Follow Online.

    Rule #3: If you have a business account, you must respond to DMs, comments, tags, and mentions.

    In this episode of Marketing Minute, Paige explains why social media engagement is not optional for small business owners. Ignoring DMs or comments is like letting your business phone ring or leaving emails unanswered. Every response is an opportunity to strengthen client relationships, improve customer experience, and build trust with future customers.

    Whether it’s turning a neutral interaction into a great experience or salvaging a negative one, showing up in your inbox matters.

    Want a social media strategy that actually supports your business growth? Visit thesocialcounter.co.
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  • Small Business Social Media Rule #2: Don’t Trash Your Clients

    Small Business Social Media Rule #2: Don’t Trash Your Clients
    Mar 12 2026

    Welcome back to The Rules Small Business Owners Should Follow Online.

    Rule #2: Don’t trash your clients on social media.

    In this episode of Marketing Minute, Paige explains why publicly complaining about clients—even in a joking or vague way—can damage your brand, erode trust, and push potential customers away. While venting about difficult client experiences might get engagement or views, it signals to future clients that they could become the next punchline.

    If you want to build long-term trust, authority, and professionalism in your marketing, how you talk about your clients matters just as much as the services you provide.

    Want help building a brand that attracts the right clients? Visit thesocialcounter.co.
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  • Small Business Social Media Rule #1: Stop Posting Personal Content

    Small Business Social Media Rule #1: Stop Posting Personal Content
    Mar 9 2026

    Welcome to the series: The Rules Small Business Owners Should Follow Online. In this episode of Marketing Minute, Paige breaks down Rule #1—why your business profile should not look like your personal profile. If someone follows your business, it’s because they want your expertise, your services, and your value—not random personal updates. Learn why staying aligned with your brand promise online builds trust, strengthens your marketing strategy, and helps small businesses attract the right audience on social media. Want a clearer strategy for showing up online? Visit thesocialcounter.co.
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    1 m
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