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Veronica Di Polo
Marketing consultant and podcaster. If you’re here, you probably want your marketing to sound like you, and actually bring in clients.
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Marketing strategist Veronica Di Polo looks at why potential clients choose one service provider over another, from pricing, proposals and discovery calls to websites and how people find and judge services today.
Short episodes, released weekly.
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About Veronica
I’m Veronica Di Polo, the marketing strategist behind Branding Momentum.
For nearly two decades, I’ve worked with service business owners on the decisions that shape how people see them, understand what they do and ultimately choose them.
My work brings together marketing, messaging and communication strategy, including the words, personal branding and styling that shape how you and your business show up.
Branding Momentum is where I talk about what I’m seeing in that work, what’s changing, what I disagree with, and the things service business owners should probably be paying more attention to.
No marketing theatre. Just the stuff worth talking about.
The Flip with KC & V
A monthly bonus series inside Branding Momentum.
Do the friendships that feel easiest actually make us better friends? Does ambition have anything to do with intelligence? When did adulthood start coming with a checklist nobody agreed to?
Kenneth Miller (KC) and Veronica Di Polo (V) have been friends long enough to know they can look at the same thing and come away with very different opinions.
Once a month, they take one familiar idea and keep pulling at it until it becomes a different conversation.
