Five things that won’t save your business in 2025 (The honest truth)

The Product Biz Podcast by Monica Little Coaching

Most people (especially coaches in today’s world) will tell you that *THIS* strategy is what you “NEED” in order to be successful or *THAT* strategy is what will “FINALLY” change the success of your business.
And I’m here to tell you that most of what those people say… is a bunch of BS.
The reality is, there are 5 popular, shiny-object, ever-so-exciting-and-oh-so-promising strategies that, contrary to popular belief, WON’T save your business in 2025 and instead will keep you overwhelmed, overworked, wondering why NONE of them work for you… when the truth is that without the right foundation, they won’t work for ANY small business.
In today’s episode, you’re going to learn:
Why just collecting emails and sending random email campaigns WON’T magically boost sales no matter what people tell you… and what you need to master FIRST so that email marketing ACTUALLY works for you.
How affiliates and brand ambassadors may expose new customers to you and do 50% of the work… but specific parts of your business need to do the remaining 50% of the work so these new customers ACTUALLY get to the finish line and buy.
Why SEO won’t save a website with a subpar marketing experience no matter how much money or keywords you throw at it – and the 3 pieces your website NEEDS to have to turn shoppers into buyers before you even consider SEO a worthwhile project.
How Facebook Ads CAN be used to expand your business… but how they WON’T fix a broken marketing strategy and can instead turn into an expensive bill with no results… and what to focus on instead.
These strategies will only amplify your EXISTING results… so the goal is to increase your EXISTING results before we add fuel to the fire so that you can see ANY sort of impact.
And that’s exactly what we’ll be diving into today.
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