This week we’re diving into the one marketing skill most expert businesses are still ignoring…

👉 And it’s not ads.

👉 It’s not shouting louder or going viral.

It’s showing up in a way that others won't on video so you become the most known and trusted brand in your field.

In this episode of The Standout Business Show, I sit down with bestselling author and trust-building trailblazer Marcus Sheridan—the author of They Ask, You Answer and Endless Customers—to unpack why the future of marketing isn’t about louder content... it’s about radical transparency and human connection.

We dive into:
✅ Why 82% of all internet traffic being video is your wake-up call
✅ The single habit that separates the top 5% of businesses from the 95%
✅ How showing what others won’t (on video) gives you an unbeatable edge
✅ The "self-service revolution" that's rewriting how customers buy
✅ Why becoming your own media company isn’t optional anymore

Marcus doesn’t just preach content strategy—he built the fastest-growing pool company in the U.S. by showing everything his competitors were afraid to reveal.

If you're an expert, consultant, or service provider trying to grow your business in a crowded market… this conversation will change how you think about marketing forever.

Stay until the end for the #1 question Marcus asks every business owner about their content—and why it might be the most profitable question you ever answer.

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I made a short training called The Art of the 5-Minute Video—shows you how to say something powerful without rambling. Get it here, it's FREE!

Ready to turn your expertise into visibility and demand—without becoming fuel for the content machine?

📞 Schedule your FREE “Standout On Video” call here: standoutcall.com

Because when you start showing up with clarity, confidence, and the right content—your ideal clients won't just notice you. They'll choose you.

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