Hi, I’m Megan, but you can call me Meg. I’m so glad you’re here.
I created Marketing Minute with Meg because I genuinely love helping small business owners feel less overwhelmed by marketing. Anytime I’m at a rodeo, a boutique, or even a coffee shop, I find myself striking up conversations with business owners and giving them free marketing advice. (Mostly so I don’t keep cornering my husband to talk about SEO and PPC… let’s just say he’s way more on the quiet side than I ever will be)
A Little About Me
I grew up in Sanpete County, Utah — if you’ve never heard of it, you’re not alone (even people in Utah don’t always know where it is). It’s a small, tight-knit community where word-of-mouth marketing still works pretty dang well. But we’re living in a digital world now — and showing up first on Google doesn’t hurt either.
I went to school at Southern Utah University, where I college rodeoed for three years — the first half as a serious competitor, and the second half bringing along some young horses who needed the miles more than I did.
After college, I dove headfirst into the marketing world, working in niche industries like financial advising, banking, western fashion, and tack. I’ve done everything from Google Ads to print catalogs, and through it all, I realized something: small businesses are the heart of everything, and they deserve real help.
Why This Blog Exists
Marketing Minute with Meg was born out of those everyday conversations with small business owners who are doing everything — managing orders, handling customers, running payroll — and trying to squeeze in marketing when they can. My goal is to make it easier.
This blog (and my social posts) are filled with quick, actionable tips you can actually use. No fluff, no complicated jargon — just simple ways to help your business get found, grow, and thrive.
Whether you’re brand new to marketing or just need help figuring out what to focus on next, I’ve got your back.
What to Expect
Here on the blog, I’ll be sharing:
- Easy marketing wins you can do in under 10 minutes
- SEO tips to help you show up on Google
- Social media ideas that won’t make you cringe
- Email marketing, website tips, and more
You can also follow me on Facebook or Instagram for short, fun tips you can scroll through while waiting for your coffee or dirty sodas (it's a Utah thing).
Thanks for being here. Truly.
I hope you leave every post feeling a little more empowered and a lot less overwhelmed. Let’s grow your business, one minute at a time.
— Meg