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Marketing Systems That Save Your Sanity (and Grow Your Business)
Marketing From X 2 Z: Digital marketing strategy and tips to help you grow your small business
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Marketing shouldn’t steal your sanity. In this episode, Mike (Gen X, branding/web) and Liz (Gen Z, social strategist) break down the marketing systems that keep you consistent—batching, simple workflows, and right-sized tools—so you can grow without living online 24/7.
You’ll learn
- Why marketing feels chaotic (noise, mixed advice, tool overload) and how systems fix it
- What to systematize first: scheduling and reporting (and why real-time posting burns you out)
- A practical batching workflow: plan → brief → create → schedule
- Pillar content → many posts: turn one big piece into a month of assets
- Tool fit > tool hype: choose software you’ll actually use (and stick with it)
- Avoiding shiny-object syndrome without stalling improvements
- Automation and personality can coexist (how to stay human while you batch)
- How often to review systems—and how to spot a systems problem vs a results problem
Quick wins you can do this week
- Make a one-page content calendar for next month (dates, pillars, offers)
- Block four focused sessions: plan, brief, create, schedule
- Turn one long piece (blog, video, podcast) into 5–10 posts
- Auto-schedule a simple report to hit your inbox monthly
- Pick one tool to standardize on (and stop testing three others)
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