Launching a business in uncertain economic times requires boldness and adaptability. New founders are encouraged to center their marketing around a customer-focused story that promotes trust and connection. Publishing a clear message across multiple platforms enhances memory, trust, and traction. Staying lean and providing a sense of relief for customers is essential. Founders should trust their instincts and take action rather than waiting for the perfect moment. Building relationships and consistency in messaging can lead to lasting customer loyalty, even during economic fluctuations.
In uncertain times, it's important to lead with a clear story that makes your customer the hero. You need to show why your business exists, how you help customers win, and build real relationships around that.
Smart entrepreneurs publish one clear message in multiple formats, including press releases, podcasts, social media and community engagement. Repetition builds memory, and in an AI-first world, memory drives trust, traction and discovery.
You must stay very lean. Second, you should position yourself as a relief, or the "safe choice," to solve an end-user pain point. Remember who you are and why you are doing this, then dig in.
There's no such thing as the "perfect time"—so don't wait for it. You must take the leap and trust your instincts.
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