Brand Chops is the podcast for small businesses looking to build their brand and stop wasting money on marketing without a plan. We provide clear, bite-sized examples that show how branding can boost your business, increase sales, and reduce risk. You’ll also learn how clear and focused branding will attract and retain top talent and make business decisions easier. Each episode ends with an actionable takeaway you can apply today.
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Brand Chops is the podcast for small businesses looking to build their brand and stop wasting money on marketing without a plan. We provide clear, bite-sized examples that show how branding can boost your business, increase sales, and reduce risk. You’ll also learn how clear and focused branding will attract and retain top talent and make business decisions easier. Each episode ends with an actionable takeaway you can apply today.
Every confusing headline, inconsistent visual, and unclear sales pitch costs your business money — even if you don’t see it on your P&L. Zack Lemear calls this the “Hidden Brand Tax.” In this episode of Brand Chops, Zack explains how weak branding silently drives up ad costs, slows down sales cycles, and makes hiring harder. You’ll learn practical steps to audit your funnel, simplify your message, align visuals, and strengthen your employer brand — so your brand works for you instead of against you.
Brand Chops Podcast
Brand Chops is the podcast for small businesses looking to build their brand and stop wasting money on marketing without a plan. We provide clear, bite-sized examples that show how branding can boost your business, increase sales, and reduce risk. You’ll also learn how clear and focused branding will attract and retain top talent and make business decisions easier. Each episode ends with an actionable takeaway you can apply today.