The Consistency Corner: Lightening the Mental Load of Marketing
Marketing shouldn’t feel like another job you never applied for.
If you’re a female founder who’s already stretched thin — between your business, your family, and the constant pressure to “show up online” — this show will make your marketing feel lighter, calmer, and more manageable.
Hosted by marketing strategist and agency owner Ruthie Sterrett, The Consistency Corner Podcast: Lightening the Mental Load of Marketing gives you perspective, clarity, and relief — not another list of tactics to implement.
This isn’t a “how-to” marketing podcast.
It’s for the founder who already knows the basics…
but is too busy, too overloaded, or too mentally maxed out to carry her marketing alone.
Inside each episode, you’ll get:
- Founder-to-founder conversations about the pressure, isolation, and expectations women navigate in business
- Honest insights on visibility, messaging, leadership, and capacity
- Real talk about the mental load of marketing and motherhood
- Light, clear shifts that help you see what’s essential — and let go of what’s not
- Thought-leadership from someone who implements daily, not someone teaching theory
If you’ve ever felt like marketing is scattering your energy, stealing your time, or sitting on your to-do list like a weight you can’t put down, this podcast will feel like a deep breath.
Marketing can feel lighter, and it starts at The Consistency Corner
The Consistency Corner: Lightening the Mental Load of Marketing
Navigating the Challenges of Email Marketing and List Building
In this unfiltered episode, host Ruthie Sterrett, a CMO and founder of The Consistency Corner reflects on a drop in email open rates, click rates, and sales in business. Because she believes in the importance of transparent conversations about the challenges of running a business and the allure of quick fixes and easy solutions. Ruthie shares her experience of building her email list and realizing something is off. She explores the need to define the ideal client and refine the messaging to better connect with a target audience. Ruthie emphasizes the importance of community and supporting each other on the journey of entrepreneurship in this raw and real behind the scenes episode.
Takeaways
- Transparent conversations about the challenges of running a business are important for women in business to have with each other.
- The allure of quick fixes and easy solutions can be tempting, but it's important to recognize that building a successful business is complex and requires ongoing effort.
- Building an email list through bundles and summits could attract an audience that may not be aligned with your offer suite.
- Defining the ideal client and refining messaging are crucial for connecting with the right audience and driving conversions.
- Community and support from like-minded entrepreneurs are essential for navigating the journey of entrepreneurship.
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