Why I Built This...
- Rhonda Taulbee

- Dec 26, 2025
- 2 min read
For a long time, I watched local business owners do everything they were “supposed” to do with marketing.
They posted regularly.They tried new platforms.They followed advice from experts, courses, and social media.
And yet, many of them still felt overwhelmed, unsure, and quietly frustrated.
The problem wasn’t effort.The problem was that none of it felt connected.
Marketing had turned into a never-ending list of tasks instead of something that actually worked together.
I didn’t want louder marketing
I wanted clearer marketing.
I believe marketing should function like a system — not a hustle.
A system doesn’t rely on constant energy or motivation.It doesn’t fall apart when life gets busy.It doesn’t require you to reinvent the wheel every week.
A good marketing system does a few things well, consistently:
It helps the right people find you
It builds trust over time
It reinforces why you’re the right choice
Most businesses don’t need more ideas.They need fewer ideas that actually work together.
What I believe about sustainable marketing
I don’t believe marketing should:
Take over your life
Feel chaotic or confusing
Depend on chasing trends
I do believe marketing should:
Be intentional
Be manageable
Be rooted in clarity and trust
When marketing is clear, everything else feels lighter.You make better decisions.You stop second-guessing yourself.You show up with more confidence because you know why you’re doing what you’re doing.
Building this in real time
I built Your Local Marketing Coach because I wanted a better way — not just for others, but for myself.
Everything I’m creating is being built and tested in real time, starting with my own business first. No theory. No filler. Just a practical system that makes sense for real people running real businesses.
This space is where I’ll share the thinking behind that system — the insights, the shifts, and the lessons learned along the way.
If you’re a local business owner who wants marketing to feel calmer, more intentional, and more sustainable, you’re in the right place.



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