Focus. Strategy. Results. Why DIY Marketing is Costing Small Businesses More Than They Realize
- Clint Kage

- Aug 25, 2025
- 2 min read
As small business owners, you put your blood, sweat, and tears into building something meaningful. It’s an honor when you trust us with questions about your marketing and digital presence. One of the most common things we hear is:
“Why isn’t my business getting the online traction I was hoping for?”
The truth? Nine times out of ten, it comes down to two things: inconsistent posting and missed opportunities.
And it’s not because you don’t care about marketing—it’s because you’re already pouring everything you have into running your business. When you’re focused on operations, customer service, staffing, and growth, marketing often slips to the back burner.
The Cost of DIY Marketing
I recently read a credible source that dove into the cost of DIY marketing, and the numbers were staggering. Now, you can’t always put an exact dollar sign on it, but the idea behind it is powerful.
Think of it like energy. The more outlets you plug into, the more energy you spread around, and the less power goes to the one object that actually needs it. That’s exactly what happens when small business owners try to do everything themselves. Your energy is scattered, and the very thing you want to grow—your business—ends up struggling to keep up.
This isn’t just about marketing. It’s about life. We often spread ourselves so thin that we forget about what matters most.
Marketing is Not a Luxury
I once heard a phrase that stuck with me: “Marketing isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity.”
If you’re trying to do it all on your own, burnout is inevitable. Marketing takes time, strategy, consistency, and a deep understanding of how to make your business stand out. That’s where we come in.
Our Approach
We’ve built a plan that works, and it all comes down to three words:
Focus. Strategy. Results.
That’s it. No fluff. No wasted energy. Just clarity, consistency, and growth that you can see and measure.
As a business owner, your energy should be going into what you love most—your craft, your clients, your passion. Let us take the marketing load off your shoulders so you can keep doing what you do best.
-Carla




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