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The Dispatch is Post Road Marketing's blog, real marketing advice for women entrepreneurs who are done following strategies that don't fit their business. New posts every week covering brand messaging, social media strategy, content creation, email marketing, and more. No fluff, no guru nonsense.
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If your offer isn’t converting, read this
You put an offer out, and it doesn’t quite do what you hoped. It doesn’t crash and burn. It just… underperforms. A few people pay attention, someone says, “This looks great,” but the sales don’t match the effort you put into it. And after a while, you start wondering what needs to change. So you…
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Done-For-You is Dead. Do It With You is the Future
They want to learn, not outsource. That’s the secret your best clients wish you knew. They don’t want you to do it for them. They want you to do it with them. They don’t want you to do it for them. They want you to do it with them. But the done-for-you model is exhausting.…
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They click “About” – then they run.
Most businesses treat their “About Us” page like a dry, boring resume. But did you know it’s usually the second most-visited page on a website? They are usually filled with long stories and big words that do not actually mean anything. You have probably seen them—the ones that use jargon to sound important but leave…
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Done-For-You is Dead. Do It With You is the Future
They want to learn, not outsource. That’s the secret your best clients wish you knew. They don’t want you to do it for them. They want you to do it with them. They don’t want you to do it for them. They want you to do it with them. But the done-for-you model is exhausting….
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They click “About” – then they run.
Most businesses treat their “About Us” page like a dry, boring resume. But did you know it’s usually the second most-visited page on a website? They are usually filled with long stories and big words that do not actually mean anything. You have probably seen them—the ones that use jargon to sound important but leave…
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Your site needs an FAQ. Seriously.
Your site needs an FAQ. Seriously. You’ve probably had this thought more than once. If more people saw this, it would work. It feels logical. Your stuff is good. Your offer makes sense. The business has legs. The only thing missing, it seems, is eyeballs. More traffic. More reach. More people at the door. So…
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