Tag: marketing
Welcome to the Make It Memorable Blog — where clarity, visibility, and heart-led storytelling come together.
This blog is for business owners who want to understand how people actually find them online — whether through Google search, social media, or word of mouth — and how to build visibility without chasing every trend.
This space was built on a simple idea: people remember how you make them feel. From the moment that inspired the “XYZ Web Watchers” story to the everyday details that help small businesses stand out, everything here is rooted in seeing people clearly.
Inside, you’ll find practical marketing tips, visibility insights, real-world stories, and creative ideas designed to help businesses get found — without overwhelm.
Let’s make your message clearer, your online presence stronger, and your story impossible to forget.
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Why Your Image IS the Hook: The Real First Step to Stopping the Scroll
Everyone’s talking about “the perfect hook” lately — the first line that grabs attention and makes people stop scrolling. But here’s the truth: before anyone reads a single word of your post, they’ve already seen it. And in that split second, their brain decides whether to keep scrolling or pause long enough for your message…
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The Hidden Cost of Poor Customer Service
What annoys you most when you contact a company—silence, slow responses, or the dreaded run-around? It’s frustrating when you take the time to reach out and get nothing but delays, vague answers, or worse—no response at all. These moments stick with us, not because of the product or service itself, but because of how the…
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How to Change a Life (and Maybe Your Business Too)
I watched a sermon by Pastor Josh Howerton a few days ago, and his main point has really stuck with me: “Your job isn’t to change the world. Your job is to change somebody’s world.” That’s been rolling around in my head ever since. And I keep asking myself—how does that apply to my skill…
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Why Stories Matter
If the key to sales is making yourself memorable, it seems that stories play an important role. Think of it like a job interview, except the prospect is interviewing you and is trying to determine whether they want to purchase your product or service. To that end, let me share a true personal story. Balloons. …
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How Do you Find Your Niche?
Finding your niche – focus where the competition isn’t. Whether you’re promoting a new product or a new business, finding your niche is important. The playing field has gotten very crowded and it’s getting more challenging to stand out and be noticed. Here are a few suggestions: Lastly, I encourage you to be flexible. Change…
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Hello World!
Welcome to my blog – a mixture of marketing, business development, customer retention, and sales strategies mixed in with some common sense.
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Make It Memorable
IF XYZ Web Watchers keeps an eye on dangerous websites and alerts clients about unsavory actions, do you think this would catch your audience’s attention?
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Why Your Image IS the Hook: The Real First Step to Stopping the Scroll
Everyone’s talking about “the perfect hook” lately — the first line that grabs attention and makes people stop scrolling. But here’s the truth: before anyone reads a single word of your post, they’ve already seen it. And in that split second, their brain decides whether to keep scrolling or pause long enough for your message…
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The Hidden Cost of Poor Customer Service
What annoys you most when you contact a company—silence, slow responses, or the dreaded run-around? It’s frustrating when you take the time to reach out and get nothing but delays, vague answers, or worse—no response at all. These moments stick with us, not because of the product or service itself, but because of how the…
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How to Change a Life (and Maybe Your Business Too)
I watched a sermon by Pastor Josh Howerton a few days ago, and his main point has really stuck with me: “Your job isn’t to change the world. Your job is to change somebody’s world.” That’s been rolling around in my head ever since. And I keep asking myself—how does that apply to my skill…
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Why Stories Matter
If the key to sales is making yourself memorable, it seems that stories play an important role. Think of it like a job interview, except the prospect is interviewing you and is trying to determine whether they want to purchase your product or service. To that end, let me share a true personal story. Balloons. …
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How Do you Find Your Niche?
Finding your niche – focus where the competition isn’t. Whether you’re promoting a new product or a new business, finding your niche is important. The playing field has gotten very crowded and it’s getting more challenging to stand out and be noticed. Here are a few suggestions: Lastly, I encourage you to be flexible. Change…
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Hello World!
Welcome to my blog – a mixture of marketing, business development, customer retention, and sales strategies mixed in with some common sense.
-
Make It Memorable
IF XYZ Web Watchers keeps an eye on dangerous websites and alerts clients about unsavory actions, do you think this would catch your audience’s attention?