Aug 11, 2026 · 45 min · 18 segments
The latest episode of the Outfoxed podcast by Hunter.io features Amber Gaige, founder and chief marketing advisor of Far Beyond Marketing. Amber shares how she went from growing up in her family's…
Amber GaigeGuestMattHostI love it.
How do you decide I'm not going to give crap marketing to people? Because it just seems...

And I firmly believe that people don't know what they don't know when it comes to marketing and marketing is ever changing.

So when we say we're not going to give them bad crap marketing, what we mean is we're going to be collaborative, we're going to be objective, and we're going to be completely transparent so that they know where every dollar goes and exactly what they get out of it so that it moves their operational goals forward.
I love it comes to warm my heart when I get a chance to talk to people on this podcast.
It's there's so much energy spent on the big hyper growth firms, the you know, the like,
oh, you know, I was
able to lead my startup to $50 million valuation before exiting.
And like it's it's it's such like the the topic du jour.
But I really love it when you get to talk to somebody who's like, no, you know what my goal is.
My goal is to help small businesses.
It's to help other entrepreneurs.
It's to like cut through some of the noise that we know that they deal with.
I love that.
So thank you.
But that's I'm guessing because you started on the other side of the table.
Is that right?

Start on the back of a backhoe with my dad being a plumber and us having our plumbing business in the third bedroom of our little house in the suburbs of Dallas.
I love it.
How do you decide I'm not going to give crap marketing to people? Because it just seems...

And I firmly believe that people don't know what they don't know when it comes to marketing and marketing is ever changing.

So when we say we're not going to give them bad crap marketing, what we mean is we're going to be collaborative, we're going to be objective, and we're going to be completely transparent so that they know where every dollar goes and exactly what they get out of it so that it moves their operational goals forward.
I love it comes to warm my heart when I get a chance to talk to people on this podcast.
It's there's so much energy spent on the big hyper growth firms, the you know, the like,
oh, you know, I was
able to lead my startup to $50 million valuation before exiting.
And like it's it's it's such like the the topic du jour.
But I really love it when you get to talk to somebody who's like, no, you know what my goal is.
My goal is to help small businesses.
It's to help other entrepreneurs.
It's to like cut through some of the noise that we know that they deal with.
I love that.
So thank you.
But that's I'm guessing because you started on the other side of the table.
Is that right?

Start on the back of a backhoe with my dad being a plumber and us having our plumbing business in the third bedroom of our little house in the suburbs of Dallas.
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