A live introduction to 6 To Fix — six strategic areas of marketing that foster value creation to help you grow a more valuable small business.
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In 30 minutes
Most small businesses use marketing to create activity. Very few leverage marketing to increase the worth of their business. This session is about the difference — and what to do about it.
Brand, Customer, Offering, Communications, Sales, and Management — the six strategic areas of marketing and the specific value each one creates.
The parts of your marketing that live only in your head, and the first documentation that starts turning activity into transferable value.
Where to start if you want the same work that grows your business today to also make it worth more tomorrow.
Why the marketing that fills your calendar is not the marketing that raises your valuation — and how to tell which one you're actually running.
A plain way to check whether your go-to-market function can transfer to a new owner — or whether it walks out the door the day you do.
Your presenters
Terry is a fractional CMO and author of four marketing books, with more than 35 years building and marketing companies. A four-time entrepreneur with a prior successful exit, he created the 6 To Fix framework to help owner-operated businesses turn their marketing into transferable enterprise value. He also teaches marketing as an Assistant Professor at Webster University.
Ben leads day-to-day client production at Strategic Glue — turning strategy into the content, campaigns, and systems that actually ship. He works hands-on across the tools and workflows that make marketing repeatable, so the playbook doesn't depend on any one person to run. He'll walk through how the six areas come to life in practice.
Thirty minutes on the six areas that decide whether your business is worth buying. Free to attend — and free eBook for everyone who registers.
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