EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 28 MIN
68: The Free Marketing Tool You Aren’t Using
from The Brand Believer | Branding, Marketing, Faith and Business for Christian Women Entrepreneurs
There is a free marketing tool that can increase trust, strengthen your SEO, and help you make more money… and most business owners are barely using it.Reviews.In this episode, I break down why reviews often matter more than pricing, where you should be collecting them, the best time to ask for them, and how to build reviews into your workflow so you are not awkwardly chasing people.We also talk about: • Why Google reviews are so powerful • How to eliminate friction so people actually leave reviews • When to ask so you get a yes almost every time • How to use reviews on your website, social media, and email marketing • A simple system to organize your reviews so they are easy to reuseReviews are free advertising working for you 24/7. If you are not actively collecting and using them, this is one of the easiest upgrades you can make in your business.And if you love this podcast, I would be so grateful if you left a five star review on iTunes. Those words matter more than you know.About The Brand Believer- Lisa Lord (aka LiLo)I'm Lisa (aka LiLo) and I help business owners build full, strategic brands from the start to finish. Whether you're building a brand from scratch or rebranding your business for the next level, I guide you through the entire process. I help with brand strategy, logo design, brand photography, and website creation. I create cohesive, high-impact brands that help you show up, stand out, and grow with clarity and confidence.Book a Free Branding Call | Follow on InstagramHelpful LinksCan you help a girl out?? Reviews are so important for podcasts. Leave a review and write a few words on iTunes to help others find the podcast. Want more Brand Believer podcast information? Check this out!
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