Tiny Marketing: Marketing and Sales Systems for Independent Consultants
Sep 6, 2026 · 22 min · 10 segments
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Nikki RamirezGuestSarah Noel BlockHostyou're still able to keep it completely inbound with how, let's say, tumultuous the algorithm can be.
Sometimes everybody sees your post and sometimes it's like, okay, did you show it to anybody but me? Oh, yeah.

So anyone pretending to know what the algorithm is up to is lying to you because they have no idea.

And so it's, but you know, there are things that like, because I'm on there every day and I have multiple clients that I track all their analytics and help them grow and I have ideas of what the algorithm is doing.

I know that that sounds just so like, okay, what does that mean? And it's just about telling your story a hundred different times, a hundred different ways, and just making sure that you're there and showing up.

And then the most important thing is connecting and engaging and building a community there and And truly, it is a networking like.

And so that is it's not just posting into oblivion and just hoping someone sees it's making that effort to make sure people see it.
So first thing I want to point out is that every former journalist that I know is an amazing storyteller and kills it in that arena, like content marketing type arena.
career progression makes complete sense to me that you would end up as the marketing director at Forbes, which is journalism and storytelling based.
And then you end up doing this where you're building stories for, is it founders that you're working with primarily? Yeah.
So I said I wasn't going to niche and then my niche found me and that happens so often.

And it tends to be corporate women who are looking to leave corporate and start their own thing.
you're still able to keep it completely inbound with how, let's say, tumultuous the algorithm can be.
Sometimes everybody sees your post and sometimes it's like, okay, did you show it to anybody but me? Oh, yeah.

So anyone pretending to know what the algorithm is up to is lying to you because they have no idea.

And so it's, but you know, there are things that like, because I'm on there every day and I have multiple clients that I track all their analytics and help them grow and I have ideas of what the algorithm is doing.

I know that that sounds just so like, okay, what does that mean? And it's just about telling your story a hundred different times, a hundred different ways, and just making sure that you're there and showing up.

And then the most important thing is connecting and engaging and building a community there and And truly, it is a networking like.

And so that is it's not just posting into oblivion and just hoping someone sees it's making that effort to make sure people see it.
So first thing I want to point out is that every former journalist that I know is an amazing storyteller and kills it in that arena, like content marketing type arena.
career progression makes complete sense to me that you would end up as the marketing director at Forbes, which is journalism and storytelling based.
And then you end up doing this where you're building stories for, is it founders that you're working with primarily? Yeah.
So I said I wasn't going to niche and then my niche found me and that happens so often.

And it tends to be corporate women who are looking to leave corporate and start their own thing.
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