Justin T. Farrell
Entrepreneur. Digital Marketer.
“Believe in yourself, and the rest will fall into place. Have faith in your own abilities, work hard, and there is nothing you cannot accomplish.”
-Brad Henry
Christ-Follower.
Husband.
Entrepreneur.
Digital Marketer.
As an entrepreneur, digital marketer, and Starbucks addict, I focus my energy on helping grow businesses, whether my own or others.
I own (fully or partially) multiple companies, ranging from digital marketing, software development, Software as a Service, and event audio/video/lighting/experience production.
I am currently based in Indianapolis, Indiana, but can be found traveling on a routine basis – officing out of any local Starbucks.
“Justin is and has always been a go-to guy. When faced with a project of any size, he has always been reliable and displayed an unmatched work ethic. Not only does he always get the job done, but he has a thirst for excellence that makes his work stand out from his peers. From graphic design and web development to strategic oversight and video, Justin has all the tools. If you are looking for a marketing partner, Justin is your guy!”
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Recent Blog Posts
Consumer Buying Behavior in the Digital Age [infographic]
There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic forever changed consumer behavior. The old brick-and-mortar variety of shopping has greatly decreased while digital shopping has increased to incredible levels. Even when people are physically inside a store shopping, nearly 60% are using their smartphones to research the item they are considering and compare prices with competitors. Isn't that crazy? This inevitably has a huge impact on how businesses spend their marketing dollars and which avenues they choose to market through. Check out the stats on consumer buying behavior in the digital age and see the latest information to help you get a better handle on today's consumers. Find the original content of this blog here. ...
5 Steps to Ensure Small Business Success[infographic]
Thinking of stepping out on your own? Starting a business can be very appealing but also very daunting. The attraction of being your own boss and pursuing a passion makes work much more appealing, but it comes at a price. Your success rests on you and you alone. The time, thought, and resources that are required to begin a business are immense. Some people aren't up for the challenge or the risk, but for those who are, the process can be exceedingly rewarding even if it doesn't turn into the million dollar business you hoped it would. If you're considering starting your own business, there are several things you can do to make sure you begin well and give ...
How To Recover from a Customer Service Fiasco[infographic]
Have you ever fallen flat on your face with a customer? I think everyone has, and if you haven't yet, you will. Everyone has a story in their work career that makes them cringe where their mistake cost the company reputation or even funds. Now that I've made you think of that memory, take heart! You're in good company. You can swap stories with almost anyone about these types of experiences. What is important, is that we learn from them. Handling a poor customer experience is a valuable skill that sometimes is learned the hard way. Pay it forward, and share your story with the new hires and young folk in the company. By providing a roadmap for them ...
4 Ways to Attract the Best of the Best Talent [infographic]
Nothing can be more discouraging than when you make an unfortunate hire. The wrong people in the wrong positions can not only cost your company big bucks but can also cause a big blow to team morale. Filling positions quickly with the right individual is critical to continuous productivity and team mood. When positions remain unfilled for long or are filled with the wrong individual, team productivity suffers immensely and the risk of discouragement leading to other vacancies increases. How do you find the right hire then? How do you attract the best of the best? How can you feel confident in your choice and reduce the chance of a poor hire? Check out the infographic below to see ...
What is Brand Strategy? [infographic]
Calling all small businesses and nonprofits! Branding IS important. Branding IS critical to your success! Branding is the story you tell the world, and you must tell a story that people want to listen to. Too many small businesses and nonprofits have all the heart and talent but no game. This is a tragedy because with just a little marketing 101 they could flourish and reach great levels of success. Well-done and thoroughly developed branding can greatly aid your efforts, but you must put forth the effort and yes, the money, to get the results. The story you tell either attracts consumers or sends them running in the other direction. Investing in good branding will make sure the look, ...
How to Create Content for a Well-Balanced Marketing Blog [infographic]
Blogs are critical piece of the strategic marketing pie. Blogs that attract and engage keep consumers coming back for more and set up your brand as a leader in the space. By establishing yourself as a heavyweight in the space, brand confidence, loyalty, and clout naturally follow. Blogs can greatly impact this. By creating a well-balanced blog with enticing information that satisfies your consumers' appetite for information, you increase trust and your brand's reputation. If you fail to provide good information and are more or less filling space and time with your blogs, your engagement will reflect that. Check out how to create an appetizing and well-balanced blog to keep your audience coming back for seconds. Find ...
16 Things Successful People Do at the Start of Every Workday[infographic]
Believe it or not, successful people tend to express similar daily life habits. From regular exercise to practicing gratefulness to saying, "No," successful people regulate their workday in various ways that improve productivity and clarity of thought and function. While beginning new habits can seem daunting, it needn't be. The book, "Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones" by James Clear is a great resource to get you started. Remember - one step at a time. Nobody gets anywhere all at once. It's a journey, so give yourself grace and enjoy the ride. Find the original content of this blog here.
How to Quit a Job the Right Way [infographic]
Leaving a job can produce a spectrum of emotions from elation to sadness. For some, the few days left in their current position leaves them fidgety and distracted while others feel the pressure of finishing absolutely every project they can before they go. While all of these emotions are fine to feel, there is good reason to check them whatever they may be. Letting your emotions get the better of you can result in burnt bridges or resentful workmates. Whatever your motive and feeling about moving on to the next gig, be sure to climb the last mountain of your current job by leaving well. This means not gloating about the move, not leaving excessive work undone, and not ...