The From Scratch Podcast | Brand and Marketing Strategy for Women Entrepreneurs

Kary Perry

Everyone will teach you how to get attention. Almost nobody talks about what happens next. The From Scratch Podcast is about the short moment when a woman who has never heard of your brand decides whether she can relax around it. That moment is where the sale is won or lost, and unlike reach or reputation, it's available to you no matter how small you are. Host Kary Perry is a brand and growth strategist for founder-led women. From Scratch has never meant starting over. It means doing it your way instead of the way everyone else is doing it, and she learned it seven years ago after a launch that worked and still left her crying on the bathroom floor. Episodes cover brand positioning, content strategy, offers and pricing, audience growth, and how small brands sell without pressure. Every week: unfiltered stories, real strategy, and one thing you can go decide because of it.

  1. Sep 21

    032. From "This is You" to "This is Me": The One Question to Ask Before You Post

    "And for you, ma'am?" I was standing in my living room with a whiteboard menu I drew myself. Spaghetti, meat and cheese, chicken nuggets. The drawings were questionable. My two customers were sitting in a blanket fort, and they knew exactly what they wanted. I'd been exhausted all day. But a few days earlier, a friend had said something that made me scream YES out loud: "Parenting is the ultimate service job." She wasn't talking about me. She was just telling me about her own life. And I did the rest myself. That's the difference between being told who you are and recognizing yourself. One makes you defend. The other makes you jump in. In this episode, I'm breaking down why the most common lines in relatable content quietly push people away, and the one question I ask before I post anything so she gets to say "that's me" on her own. You'll learn: Why "you're the woman who..." makes her check your work instead of relaxThe sneaky caption ending that looks like an invitation but isn'tThe one question to run on every post, and what it does and doesn't catchWhy telling on yourself works, and how to decide which parts of your life are openBecause she doesn't need you to tell her who she is. She needs room to find herself in your story. Two notes. I worked in "relatable content," "caption," and "post" naturally, since those are the words she's actually searching. And one quick fix: last week you changed "a woman" to "someone" in your fixed intro. I'd missed that in the Ep 32 script, so I've updated it to match. The From Scratch Podcast: https://karyperry.com/podcast Free Resources: https://karyperry.com/freebies Instagram: https://instagram.com/karyperry

  2. Sep 15

    031. From Convincing to Ease: What a Kids Camp Counselor Taught Me About First Impressions

    My daughter Noa was about to cry. We were walking our girls into kids camp on vacation, and she was falling behind us. Head down. Fiddling with her clothes. That little whimper starting. Then a camp counselor we had never met changed her entire mood in about sixty seconds. No convincing. No "don't be nervous, it's going to be so fun." Just a compliment on her hat, a joke, and a sticker. We chose that resort because of its reputation. Years of families, years of reviews. That reputation is what got us on the plane. But it is not what let me relax at that door. One stranger did that, in under a minute. Trust is accumulated. Safety is felt. And when you are a small brand, the moment is all you have. In this episode, I'm breaking down why so much attraction content tries to convince someone to follow you, what that actually does to the person reading it, and what to do instead. You'll learn: The difference between trust built over time and safety felt in secondsWhy convincing makes her brace instead of relaxThree simple this vs this examples you can apply to your content todayHow to find your sticker, and why it won't look like anyone else'sBecause she doesn't need to be convinced you're worth following. She needs a reason to relax. The From Scratch Podcast: https://karyperry.com/podcast Free Resources: https://karyperry.com/freebies Instagram: https://instagram.com/karyperry The From Scratch Podcast: https://karyperry.com/podcast Free Resources: https://karyperry.com/freebies Instagram: https://instagram.com/karyperry

  3. Apr 6

    029. From Doubting to Devoted: How to Get Excited About Your Business Again

    Everyone is excited when they start. There’s energy. Vision. Possibility. But staying excited? Staying connected when things feel slow, hard, or unclear? That’s the real work of entrepreneurship. In this episode, we’re talking about what happens when the spark starts to fade — when content feels like pressure, selling feels heavy, and you find yourself quietly wondering, “Is this even for me?” I’m walking you through why losing excitement isn’t a sign that you’re not cut out for this — it’s a sign that something in your approach isn’t aligned. And more importantly, I’m giving you a clear, actionable way to rebuild connection to your business so it actually feels good to run again. This episode is for you if: • You feel disconnected from your business • Showing up feels harder than it used to • You’re questioning if this is really for you • You want to feel excited, clear, and in momentum again Because the goal isn’t to push yourself harder. It’s to build a business that sustains you. And if you’re ready to realign your strategy so your business feels good and starts working again, I’d love to support you. Book a 1:1 coaching call with me and we’ll map out a strategy that fits you, your energy, and your goals — so you can fall back in love with your business and start seeing results again. Episode Show Notes:  https://karyperry.com/how-to-get-excited-about-your-business-again-even-when-its-hard/         The From Scratch Podcast: https://karyperry.com/podcast Free Resources: https://karyperry.com/freebies Instagram: https://instagram.com/karyperry

  4. Mar 17

    028. From New to Known: The Most Powerful Strategy In Marketing

    Most entrepreneurs think their content needs to constantly say something new. A new hook. A new angle. A new idea every time they show up. But the brands that actually build trust and drive sales do the opposite. They repeat the same core ideas again and again. In this episode, we’re talking about why repetition is one of the most powerful strategies in marketing and why constantly changing your message may be the real reason your content isn’t converting. You’ll learn the psychology behind why repetition builds trust, why your audience isn’t getting bored as quickly as you think, and how the most recognizable brands use consistent messaging to become known for something. I’ll also walk you through a step by step example of how to take one core message and turn it into a full week of strategic content without sounding repetitive or running out of ideas. This episode is for you if: • You feel like you’re always scrambling for new content ideas • Your message keeps evolving but nothing seems to stick • You’re worried about sounding repetitive online • You want your audience to clearly understand what you’re known for Because your audience doesn’t need more content from you. They need more consistency in your message. And if you want help building a content strategy that reinforces your message, builds trust, and leads to sales, join me inside Content From Scratch. Inside the program, I show you how to clarify your messaging, create content pillars, and build strategic repetition so your audience remembers exactly what you stand for. Episode Show Notes: https://karyperry.com/why-repetition-is-the-most-powerful-strategy-in-marketing/                  The From Scratch Podcast: https://karyperry.com/podcast Free Resources: https://karyperry.com/freebies Instagram: https://instagram.com/karyperry

  5. Mar 9

    027. From Small to Standout: Why Your Brand Isn't Growing

    Everyone thinks brand growth comes from better visuals. A sharper logo. A prettier feed. A more polished website. But if your brand feels stuck or smaller than you know it could be, the real issue usually isn’t design or posting frequency. It’s identity. In this episode, we’re talking about why your brand will never grow beyond the identity you’re operating from. If you still see yourself as “figuring it out,” “not ready,” or “not the expert yet,” your messaging, positioning, and presence will quietly reflect that belief — and your audience will feel it. I’m breaking down five identity mistakes that keep brands small and showing you how upgrading the way you see yourself as a leader instantly changes the way your brand shows up in the market. This episode is for you if:  • You feel like your brand should be growing faster  • You keep tweaking your messaging but nothing seems to stick  • You hesitate to fully claim your authority  • You want a brand that feels clear, confident, and magnetic Because the strongest brands don’t come from perfect visuals. They come from leaders who are clear about who they are, what they stand for, and the transformation they provide. And if you want help building a brand that people instantly understand and trust, join me inside the Magnetic Brand Workshop. In this training, I’ll walk you through how to clarify what you’re known for, strengthen your messaging, and build a magnetic brand that naturally attracts the right audience. Episode Show Notes:       The From Scratch Podcast: https://karyperry.com/podcast Free Resources: https://karyperry.com/freebies Instagram: https://instagram.com/karyperry

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Everyone will teach you how to get attention. Almost nobody talks about what happens next. The From Scratch Podcast is about the short moment when a woman who has never heard of your brand decides whether she can relax around it. That moment is where the sale is won or lost, and unlike reach or reputation, it's available to you no matter how small you are. Host Kary Perry is a brand and growth strategist for founder-led women. From Scratch has never meant starting over. It means doing it your way instead of the way everyone else is doing it, and she learned it seven years ago after a launch that worked and still left her crying on the bathroom floor. Episodes cover brand positioning, content strategy, offers and pricing, audience growth, and how small brands sell without pressure. Every week: unfiltered stories, real strategy, and one thing you can go decide because of it.

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