Marketing That Works

Danielle R. Harris

Marketing That Works is the podcast for the business owner who wants to move their brand forward so they can bring in more sales and clients. I'm Danielle R. Harris, and I am bringing you what I know from more than 12 years of experience in traditional and online marketing. I have created marketing strategies for businesses of all sizes, from multi-million dollar corporations to early-stage online businesses. And through this podcast, you will learn how using your story to communicate your expertise will help you grow your revenue.

  1. MAR 2

    92. Business With A 9-5 Series: Taking Your Business Seriously

    If you’re building a business while working a full-time job, this episode is for you. There’s a strong message online that says you aren’t truly serious until you quit your job. That full-time entrepreneurship is the real goal. In this episode, Danielle R. Harris challenges that belief and redefines what it actually means to take your business seriously — even if you still have a 9–5. This is Part 1 of a new series for business owners growing their business alongside a full-time job. Learn more about The Blueprint, the three-month private marketing program You can get even more Marketing That Works in your inbox by signing up for the weekly newsletter. Follow on Instagram at @Danielle.R.Harris. Follow on LinkedIn Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction & Podcast Overview 00:33 – Growing a Business While Working a 9–5 01:00 – Marketing That Fits Your Whole Life 02:00 – Do You Believe Your Business Is Real? 03:00 – The “Go Full-Time” Pressure in Online Business 04:00 – The Side Effects of Full-Time Messaging 05:00 – Not Everyone Wants to Leave Their Job 06:00 – Success Beyond Quitting Your 9–5 07:00 – Building a Business Before Going Full-Time 08:00 – Serious Means Intentional 09:00 – Intentional Business Owners With 9–5 Jobs 10:00 – Getting Support for Your Business 11:00 – Working With Clients Who Have Full-Time Jobs 11:39 – Next Episode Preview: Visibility at Work

    12 min
  2. JAN 26

    88. What to Study If You Want Your Content to Convert Faster

    You don’t need to post more content. You need to study what’s already working. In this episode, marketing coach Danielle R. Harris shares the exact shift she’s been guiding clients through to turn consistent posting into real traction. If your content gets engagement but doesn’t consistently lead to inquiries or applications, this episode breaks down what to focus on next. You’ll learn how to study your own content, your client language, and high-performing content structures so you can attract more of the right people without copying or chasing trends. Turn the content you’re already posting into a repeatable way to attract the right clients. Learn more about The Blueprint, my three-month one-on-one program, where we study what’s working and build a content approach that leads to applications. You can get even more Marketing That Works in your inbox by signing up for the weekly newsletter. Follow on Instagram at @Danielle.R.Harris. Follow on LinkedIn Timestamps 0:00 – Why studying your content matters 1:52 – Core topics that drive engagement 4:01 – Client language that converts 5:54 – Studying other content without copying 6:59 – Visuals that perform 8:52 – Hooks that capture attention 10:32 – Pacing that keeps people watching 13:31 – Following better creators 17:18 – Timeline for content improvement 19:25 – Staying authentic with proven structures 21:10 – Turning content into applications 22:45 – Working together in The Blueprint

    24 min
4.8
out of 5
12 Ratings

About

Marketing That Works is the podcast for the business owner who wants to move their brand forward so they can bring in more sales and clients. I'm Danielle R. Harris, and I am bringing you what I know from more than 12 years of experience in traditional and online marketing. I have created marketing strategies for businesses of all sizes, from multi-million dollar corporations to early-stage online businesses. And through this podcast, you will learn how using your story to communicate your expertise will help you grow your revenue.

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