What Your Business Represents and Stands For - Jeremy Woolf - Hard Corps Marketing Show - Episode # 310

What Your Business Represents and Stands For - Jeremy Woolf - Hard Corps Marketing Show - Episode # 310

Before you begin your company, have you recognized what your business represents or stands for? No? Well, buckle up because we are driving right into this educational episode. Today we have Jeremy Woolf, Fractional CMO at RingRx. Jeremy discusses with Casey Cheshire how to start up your company correctly without any mistakes. Jeremy gives us his tips and tricks on managing your focus more on the product and customers before you start spending all your money in the wrong places. Tune in to this fantastic episode.     Busted Myths: Early Stage companies don’t need to invest in company branding. Takeaways: When starting up a company, start off small. Don’t spend your money right away. Start by creating a website, a logo for yourself, and a name you would like.  The number one thing that will make your customers become drawn to your company is, word of mouth. Having pre-existing customers or business partners that can help spread the word about your company will help it get off the ground. Spend your money on the product of your company and not reinvent it. Know what your product is going for before you start tweaking your business. Do the research on your business and potential customers. Figure out how you would like to market your product and who your target audience is. Be open to feedback. Reach out to colleagues or business partners and see what opinions or advice they have to give. Don’t let one negative opinion change your whole company. Gather a lot of feedback before you make some changes. If you are struggling with thinking of ideas for your company, take a break. Go for a walk or chat with a coworker and trade some ideas. Taking a small break can help restart your brain. Recognize the core and the heart of your brand before you start launching your company. You want to figure out what makes you stand out above the rest.     Quote of the Show: “Don't let the last piece of feedback be the thing that shapes your product or service” (08:28)     Shoutouts: Youtuber - Alex the Analyst      Links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeremywoolf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremywoolf/ Website: https://ringrx.com/ Ways to Tune In: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hard-corps-marketing-show/id1338838763 Amazon Music/Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/37228621-2f9c-4905-a223-1844effb49dd Spotify:  https://open.spotify.com/show/1vVLpNI1LssMTiL6Kdsamn Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-hard-corps-marketing-show Google Podcasts: https://play.google.com/music/m/Im7mytmu2wa2mekhoeixlja5hpe?t=The_Hard_Corps_Marketing_Show YouTube: https://youtu.be/-03Fge-Nvt0 Podbean: https://www.hardcorpsmarketing.com/e/what-your-business-represents-and-stands-for-jeremy-woolf-hard-corps-marketing-show-episode-310/?token=f3357feeb641fba75d7034c171cc0d32

Before you begin your company, have you recognized what your business represents or stands for? No? Well, buckle up because we are driving right into this educational episode. Today we have Jeremy Woolf, Fractional CMO at RingRx. Jeremy discusses with Casey Cheshire how to start up your company correctly without any mistakes. Jeremy gives us his tips and tricks on managing your focus more on the product and customers before you start spending all your money in the wrong places. Tune in to this fantastic episode.

 

 

Busted Myths:

  • Early Stage companies don’t need to invest in company branding.



Takeaways:

  • When starting up a company, start off small. Don’t spend your money right away. Start by creating a website, a logo for yourself, and a name you would like. 
  • The number one thing that will make your customers become drawn to your company is, word of mouth. Having pre-existing customers or business partners that can help spread the word about your company will help it get off the ground.
  • Spend your money on the product of your company and not reinvent it. Know what your product is going for before you start tweaking your business.
  • Do the research on your business and potential customers. Figure out how you would like to market your product and who your target audience is.
  • Be open to feedback. Reach out to colleagues or business partners and see what opinions or advice they have to give. Don’t let one negative opinion change your whole company. Gather a lot of feedback before you make some changes.
  • If you are struggling with thinking of ideas for your company, take a break. Go for a walk or chat with a coworker and trade some ideas. Taking a small break can help restart your brain.
  • Recognize the core and the heart of your brand before you start launching your company. You want to figure out what makes you stand out above the rest.

 

 

Quote of the Show:

  • “Don't let the last piece of feedback be the thing that shapes your product or service” (08:28)

 

 

Shoutouts:

  • Youtuber - Alex the Analyst 

 

 

Links:



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Creators and Guests

Casey Cheshire
Host
Casey Cheshire
CEO & Founder of Ringmaster Conversational Marketing. Casey Cheshire is a marketer, serial entrepreneur, and adventurer. He has been in EO for close to 10 years and counts his relationships as a key reason for his continued success. Casey’s passion for podcasting led to him founding Ringmaster Conversational Marketing. Ringmaster helps B2B businesses launch podcasts that drive growth and revenue. Previously, Casey founded and ran Cheshire Impact for 10 years. It became the top Salesforce Pardot marketing automation solutions partner in the world before a successful exit in 2021. He is also a US Marine Corps Veteran where he served in the Infantry and deployed to some very hot climates. In his free time, Casey likes to skydive, climb mountains, and pretend to be a hungry bear for his two kids.
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