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Pané Marketing

Whether you're launching a new marketing campaign, posting on social, or updating your website - your voice, visuals, & verbiage are sending signals to your audience. Sometimes those signals build trust. Other times, they create confusion, attract the wrong people, or cause best-fit clients to pass you by. In each episode, I help you connect the dots between your messaging, positioning, design, and decisions shaping how your business is perceived. My goal is to help you understand what your business is actually communicating so you can shape that perception with intention.

  1. Oct 22

    What Most Business Owners Get Wrong With Content

    When somebody tells me “my content isn’t working and I don’t know why,” it almost always comes down to one of two things: they don’t understand the platform they’re using, or they don’t understand the people they’re trying to reach. Most people scrolling social media are not locked in and ready to take notes on your big meaty posts. They’re scrolling on the toilet, standing in line at the grocery store, or brain rotting on the couch after a long day. So if your content looks like a damn thesis, no one’s reading it! Let’s talk about how to build content for every stage of your funnel so the people you’ve worked so hard to attract have somewhere to go next. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS → The platform functionality mistakes that waste your effort → Why your content shouldn’t look like a damn thesis → Every piece of content is either building trust or adding friction to the customer experience → The three Cs: Character, Context, and Consistency → The four content stages your funnel needs → Why you need a website (even if some bro on Instagram told you otherwise) → How to define the specific job each piece of content is doing so you can tell whether it’s working — Follow me on Instagram at @pane.marketing Subscribe to my newsletter The Content Pour-Over for your brand’s boost of content clarity every Wednesday! Interest — LINKS → Need an outside perspective on where your content funnel is falling apart? Book a Marketing Strategy Intensive with me, where I evaluate everything in your marketing funnel from discovery to conversion!

  2. Oct 8

    Planning a Profitable AF Black Friday Campaign

    There's truly nothing worse than running a lame, last-minute flash sale that no one sees or cares about until after the promotion ends. And yet that's how most Black Friday campaigns go: someone remembers in mid-November, slaps "save 25%" on a graphic, and then wonders why the money didn't roll in. In this episode, I'm walking you through my step-by-step guide to planning a Black Friday campaign that's actually profitable. Yes, I know it's October, and you might be feeling a little behind, but you've still got time to warm up your audience so you're not jump-scaring them with a "surprise, you've never heard from me, but please give me your money" situation. We're picking a promotion, mapping your timeline, figuring out why your audience should pay attention in the loudest month of the year, and I'm taking you behind the scenes of a campaign for one of my fractional CCO clients that did so well they had to apologize to their audience for running out of inventory mid-sale. Their people were literally waking up at midnight to place orders! EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS → Why your Black Friday marketing ideally starts in August or September → How to build a promotion that doesn't depend on slashing your prices → The five timeline options for running your sale → Why "why you, why now" is the question your messaging has to answer if you want to stand out in the loudest month of the year → What to create before, during, and after your sale → How to give your campaign a core message and storyline so it doesn't sound like every other "Black Friday sale" → The behind-the-scenes breakdown of a campaign that brought in over 470 orders by 7:30 a.m. — Follow me on Instagram at @pane.marketing Subscribe to my newsletter The Content Pour-Over for your brand’s boost of content clarity every Wednesday! Interest — LINKS → FREE BFCM CAMPAIGN PLANNER: https://panemarketing.kit.com/ab5d57a6cf

  3. Sep 10

    Content Doesn't End at Marketing

    Most people think that when they hire me, I'm going to help with social media content, email content, website content. And look, that's true. I love doing all of that. But what I love even more is helping you understand that content doesn't stop at the awareness level. Brand perception and customer experience are content too. It might not neatly fit under the bucket of "content" the way the industry tends to think about it, but I wholeheartedly believe everything in your business is content. It might not be marketing content, but it needs the same intentional, consistent through line. I'm talking proposals. I'm talking the Google Doc or portal you send clients after they pay you. I'm talking the box that shows up on someone's doorstep. If it's a digital asset, if it's a print asset, if it's a message you're communicating in any form… that's content, and it's either building trust or destroying it. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: → Why content doesn't stop once someone becomes a lead → The "three Vs" (voice, visuals, and verbiage) and why they need to stay consistent from your Instagram grid all the way to your proposals and client deliverables → A behind-the-scenes look at my early career and how it shaped the way I think about content today → Why a sloppy, five-minutes-before-the-meeting proposal can tank a sale even if your marketing did its job perfectly → The tale of two unboxing experiences — one that turns a customer into a raving fan and one that kills the hype — Follow me on Instagram at @pane.marketing Subscribe to my newsletter The Content Pour-Over for your brand’s boost of content clarity every Wednesday!

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Whether you're launching a new marketing campaign, posting on social, or updating your website - your voice, visuals, & verbiage are sending signals to your audience. Sometimes those signals build trust. Other times, they create confusion, attract the wrong people, or cause best-fit clients to pass you by. In each episode, I help you connect the dots between your messaging, positioning, design, and decisions shaping how your business is perceived. My goal is to help you understand what your business is actually communicating so you can shape that perception with intention.