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The 3 Marketing Blind Spots Holding Most Six-Figure Businesses Back // Marc Fey
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- Six Figure Business Mastery
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- Jan 19, 2026
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Summary
Are you unknowingly creating marketing blind spots that are slowing your growth? In this episode, we dive deep into the hidden issues most entrepreneurs overlook — the ones that quietly sabotage sales, clarity, and momentum. Our guest, Marc Fey of MKF Strategic Marketing , breaks down the most common marketing mistakes , including message confusion in marketing , inconsistent follow-up problems , and small business marketing gaps that keep even six figure businesses from scaling. You’ll learn practical strategies for how to clarify your business message , strengthen your customer journey, and apply smart strategic marketing funnel tips that actually turn interest into action. We also explore powerful customer relationship marketing strategies and how to improve your marketing strategy in a way that creates long-term trust and consistent results. Whether you're refining your messaging or strengthening your systems, this conversation will help you spot what you’ve been missing and take confident action. Brought to you by Kirsten Graham and Jeanne Willson — your partners in building success with clarity and strategy. Helpful Links: MFK Strategic Marketing Free Marketing Assessment The Marketing VA Advantage Six Figure Business Coaching Mastering Online Marketing for Entrepreneurs Double Your Income with a Marketing VA, even on a tight budget