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
Smart Marketing Tips and Tricks[infographic]
Smart marketing tips and tricks can save a small business's life. You don't have to be a millionaire to do it well, you just need to make sure that whatever you can do is the best that you can make it. Remember that Arthur Ashe quote? "Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." Don't focus on everything you can't do. Focus on what you can do. Not everyone has a big marketing budget, so here are some smart marketing tips and tricks to make the most out of what you have. Find the original content for this blog here.
Marketing Yourself vs. Marketing Agency
As a small business owner, you may often find yourself debating the subject of marketing yourself vs. using a marketing agency. In order to hire an agency, you must be willing to set aside some budget for them to work with. Nothing is more frustrating for you or the agency than to, after a series of meetings, come to the conclusion that they are being asked to get paid for their work and results and you are not willing to pay it. A few thousand dollars a month can do you a world of good when taking advantage of an agency's expertise, but that budget line can sting when you've never committed those kinds of funds to your marketing ...
Email Marketing Data You Should Know[infographic]
There has been some buzz eluding to the death of email marketing. Regardless of where these rumors have started, let's put an end to them. Here are some solid email marketing data you should know which will put this notion to rest. 99% of over 4 billion email users check their email daily. This is a ginormous captive audience that is primed and ready to see your company's name on a regular basis. Even if they immediately delete the email, you are at the very least remaining top of mind. Your email marketing should be thoughtful in its timing, personalized, ideally based on previous purchases or viewed content, and visually intriguing. Curate thoughtful subject lines and copy, and don't ...
Leader’s Guide to Motivate People[infographic]
Have you ever wished you had an instruction manual for life? While, tragically, this does not exist, a few helpful "essays" have been published. Here is a very helpful leader's guide to motivate people at work. 30% of managers believe motivating their team is the most difficult part of their job. Everyone knows that if you crack the code on employee engagement, your company is saved countless dollars and headaches of turnover and wasted productivity. So how do you do it? What is the secret sauce that spices up work life and keeps people going? As usual, a lot of it boils down to value - valuing each individual and nurturing each individual's aspirations. I'm not saying you need ...
LinkedIn Profile To Generate Leads[infographic]
Some people and companies have not come to the understanding that they can use a LinkedIn profile to generate leads. LinkedIn isn't just a social platform. It is a tool. If you manage to craft your profile and content correctly, LinkedIn can be a powerful sales tool, but you have to do it right. With over 575 million profiles on the platform, you want to be sure you stand out - in the right ways. This can be done by following a few simple rules. Be clear and concise. Make others aware of what you can do for them. What value props can you provide? Don't use 7 words when 3 will do. State your abilities succinctly and humbly ...
90% of Design is Typography[infographic]
Does your branding need a bit of a refresh? The simplest way that makes an extraordinary difference is updating your font. Did you know 90% of design is in typography? The font not only communicates the basic, cold hard facts and information of your business, but it also expresses the feeling or personality of your business - or can - if done properly. Think of Coca-Cola with its flowing old-time script depicting its history and old reliable essence or Google with its colorful simple script communicating a simplistic yet creative understanding. There is more to typography than meets the eye. It meets the heart - if used properly. Never forget how much it can communicate or forget that people, ...
Overcoming Fear: Tips for Aspiring Business Owners [Infographic]
This guest blog has been provided by Marissa Perez of businesspop.net. Thank you Marissa for your insight. Image via Pexels Fear can be paralyzing. Entrepreneurship is inherently risky, and there's no guarantee that your business will be successful. However, you can overcome fear by reducing some of the risk with these tips. 1. Test Your Business Idea Before betting everything on your business, try to test your business idea by starting it as a side hustle. This way, you can test the waters without quitting your day job. There are a few steps you can take before starting a side hustle: Create a business plan. A business plan helps you validate your idea and figure out ...
7 Step Guide to Deliver Results[infographic]
Team leaders and managers have a hard job. While many people enjoy the simplicity of answering to one direct report, team leaders answer to many people. Upper management expects good leadership, team management, project reports, and revenue reports while on the other end of the spectrum, that same team leader has many people who look to them for guidance, encouragement, and development. That's a lot of plates to have spinning at once. Some thrive while others falter. How do some managers make it look so easy and find such success in this challenging role? They are usually a very proactive sort. They have plans and goals for their team. They are skilled in bringing people together and getting the ...