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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2026 · 25 MIN

Strategy Before Marketing: Building a Brand That Actually Grows Guest: Lauren Harris

from The Wisdom Transfer · host Igbsam

What if…your marketing…isn’t the problem?What if…your strategy…is?In this episode of The Wisdom Transfer, marketing strategist and Reliable PR & Marketing co-founder Lauren Harris shares why lasting business growth begins with clarity, positioning, and strategy—not simply producing more content or spending more on advertising.Together, we explore branding, entrepreneurship, business strategy, differentiation, AI, positioning, content marketing, and the common mistakes that prevent businesses from achieving sustainable growth.Lauren also explains why most marketing problems are actually strategy problems, how founders can build brands that compound over time, and why success starts by understanding exactly who you serve and the value you create.Whether you’re launching your first business, leading a growing company, or looking to strengthen your brand, this conversation offers practical insights for building a business that grows with intention.Because…great marketing…doesn’t begin…with tactics.It begins…with strategy.Connet With Lauren: https://reliablepr.net/

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