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We are a boutique consulting and digital marketing agency, focusing on bringing together in2ition an

11/04/2026

Real question for the group: what's a marketing tactic you tried because everyone said it worked, and it just didn't do anything for your business? Boosted posts, cold DMs, a giveaway, a fancy new platform — we've all got one. No judgment, we've watched plenty of so-called sure-fire tactics fall flat for reasons that had nothing to do with effort. Curious what you tried and what you think actually went wrong.

11/03/2026

Most experts who want to sell a course already have the content. What stops them is everything around it: where people pay, how they get in, when each lesson shows up, and what happens when someone wants more help.

For Dr. Diana Rothermel's course, Strong Parenting in Fragile Seasons, that meant:
• One course at checkout, with two optional add-ons instead of four
• A separate checkout for each kind of one-on-one help
• A member portal on her own domain that opens straight to the lessons
• One week unlocking at a time, with an email from Diana each time

We cut the add-ons on purpose. Four options next to one course made the decision harder.

Full case study: https://in2itivebiz.com/case-study-dr-diana-rothermel-website-course-funnel/

11/03/2026

ClinSearch Resources had a gap that's more common than you'd think. Their clients described them as "a true partner in the process" and "a resource, not just providing people." Their website described a pharmaceutical recruitment agency doing contract and permanent placement.

Same company. Two very different stories.

Closing that gap took two rounds of rebranding and a lot of edits, on purpose. The business was pivoting while we worked, and the message had to land with the audience she was moving toward, not the one she was leaving behind.

Where we landed: a site that leads with what sponsors, biotechs and CROs actually care about. "Precision Talent. Embedded Expertise. Protected Timelines." Then a Who We Support page for the five types of organizations they serve, a Founder's Note to back up the partnership claim, a Careers page and an Insights hub. It's also easy for her to update herself, which matters for a business that's still evolving.

Full case study: https://in2itivebiz.com/case-study-clinsearch-resources-rebrand/

11/02/2026

A number going up on a dashboard feels like progress. It isn't always. Here's a quick gut check for your marketing this month: Likes and followers tell you people noticed. They don't tell you anyone bought anything. Website traffic tells you people showed up. It doesn't tell you they found what they needed. The metrics that actually matter: how many leads came in, how many of those turned into paying customers, and what it cost you to get there. If you're not tracking those three, you're flying on vibes. Save this and check your actual numbers this week, not just your notifications.

11/01/2026

It's November, which means somewhere a business owner is staring at their calendar wondering where the year went. Fair. Before you add anything new to your marketing this month, it's worth asking what you'd keep doing even if you had to cut everything else. Usually it's one or two things — a referral habit, a follow-up call, an email that actually gets opened. The rest is decoration. Doing less, better, beats doing more, half-heartedly. Not a hot take, just how it actually plays out.

10/31/2026

On the new Gailor Hunt website, the phone number and the Schedule Consultation button sit at the top of every single page. On mobile, they're the first things a visitor sees.

Sounds obvious. Yet plenty of professional service sites tuck contact info into the footer, under a form, or behind a menu icon.

Our reasoning was simple. Someone looking up a divorce attorney might be reading on their phone, late at night, in the middle of something hard. They shouldn't have to scroll around to figure out how to reach a human.

The trade-off is that you hand some prime screen space to a button instead of a pretty headline. We'll make that trade every time for a firm whose visitors are already having a rough week.

What's the first thing you look for on a professional's website?

Full case study: https://in2itivebiz.com/case-study-a-new-website-for-gailor-hunt-raleighs-divorce-law-firm/

10/31/2026

In honor of the holiday, a few spooky marketing myths that haunt small businesses year-round: that 'no news is good news' when leads go quiet, that a website is 'done' once it's launched, that one viral post replaces a strategy, and that ignoring your analytics means nothing bad is happening.

None of these are true, all of them are common, and none of them require an exorcism - just an honest look at what's actually going on.

Happy Halloween from the people who find this stuff more fun than we probably should.

10/30/2026

Fridays at I2B are less 'creative brainstorm session' and more 'did the client's contact form actually send us that test email, and why is this one page loading slower than it should.'

The unglamorous debugging work is most of the job.

We just don't usually post about that part, so here it is - happy Friday, may your forms all submit correctly.

10/29/2026

Dr. Diana Rothermel is a licensed clinical psychologist who looks past the diagnosis to the whole person. We built her practice website, and then everything behind her first online course.

Swipe through to see:
1. A homepage that leads with her approach, not a list of conditions
2. Services explained in plain language, in person and by telehealth
3. An About page in Diana's own words
4. The sales page for Strong Parenting in Fragile Seasons, her six-week, self-paced course for moms
5. A checkout with two optional add-ons for parents who want one-on-one help

Behind the scenes: four standalone checkouts, five purchase automations, a member portal on its own domain, and a branded email every time a new week unlocks.

The full case study, including what broke after launch and how we fixed it: https://in2itivebiz.com/case-study-dr-diana-rothermel-website-course-funnel/

If you've thought about turning what you know into a course, what's stopped you so far?

10/29/2026

'We tried social media and it didn't work' is one of the most common things we hear, and it's almost never true across the board.

Usually one platform didn't work, or one type of post didn't land, or it worked fine for awareness but nobody connected it to a next step.

Worth getting specific before writing off the whole channel - the diagnosis is usually smaller and more fixable than 'social media doesn't work for us.'

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