Small Businesses: Being talked about is way more important (and probably valuable) than shouting

Patrick McFadden
1 min readNov 30, 2020

While developing the marketing strategy for a management consulting firm that works with fortune 500 companies it became clear they are in a very high touch and word-of-mouth environment.

This client’s strategy engagement reminded me that for small businesses who serve local markets or are in B2B environments where word-of-mouth is highly regarded, the greatest use of your resources should first go to being talked about (creating a remarkable client experience), not shouting (content, advertising, etc.).

I want to suggest that right now is the time to look into creating a remarkable client experience that will create referrals from your existing customers and partners as a primary lead generation initiative.

For most business owners and CEOs of small businesses being talked about is way more important (and probably valuable) than shouting!

#smallbusiness #smallbusinessmarketing #marketing

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Patrick McFadden

Small Business Marketing Consultant // CEO of @indispmarketing // I install a marketing process to increase visibility, grow revenue & make your phone ring