The Marketing for Good Show

Because good marketing shouldn’t make you cringe or go broke. Hosted by Teevee Aguirre, this podcast dishes up practical tips and real stories from local legends doing business with heart. From content that converts to ads that don’t suck, you’ll get marketing strategies that actually work and feel good doing it. Don’t miss the Local Business Legends Series — a special segment of the show that highlights entrepreneurs, creators, and community leaders who are building more than just a business. These are the folks funding scholarships, feeding families, mentoring youth, and making real change on the ground. Each story is a reminder that business can be a force for good and that you don’t need a huge following to have a huge impact.

The Marketing for Good Show is a business podcast hosted by Teevee the Marketer, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Teevee the Marketer hosts The Marketing for Good Show, a business show with 29 episodes published.

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  She Grew Up Watching Me Hustle. Now She Runs the Operation.

  Oct 14, 202514 minS0

  <p>My daughter just became COO of Rockstar.Marketing.<br/>She didn’t just join the team, she leveled it up.</p><p>Website? She rebuilt it. Ops? She streamlined it. Me? She’s keeping me on-task and on-camera.<br/>This isn’t a cute family moment. It’s the smartest hire I’ve ever made.</p><p>Follow me online:<br/>📣 Facebook ➟ https://facebook.com/teeveethemarketer<br/>📸 Instagram ➟ https://instagram.com/teeveethemarketer</p>

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  Stop Hiring for Potential If You Won’t Train for Success

  Aug 4, 20251h 2mS0

  <p>Most people hire too fast and regret it even faster.</p><p>Brenda Siri is a headhunter who’s watched companies chase résumés, ignore red flags, and then wonder why their “perfect hire” bounced. In this episode, she shares what headhunters really look for, why onboarding is your biggest retention tool, and how to build a team that doesn’t just stick around—but actually thrives.</p><p>If you’ve ever hired someone you regretted (or lost someone you shouldn’t have), this one’s for you.</p><p>- - - </p><p>Reach out to Brenda Siri on t...

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  “Get To” vs “Have To”: The Mindset Shift That Changes Everything

  Aug 1, 20251h 20mS0

  <p> “I get to.” Three small words. One giant shift.</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Matthew Arau shows how this mindset flips leadership from pressure to presence. It’s not about sugarcoating struggle, it’s about showing up with purpose. From the classroom to the boardroom, this reframe hits different.</p><p>If your day’s been feeling like a to-do list with legs, this one’s for you. Tune in. Feel lighter. Lead better.</p><p>---<br/><br/>Follow us on all channel<br/>Website: https://teevee.mx<br/>Podcast: https://teevee.fm<br/>Facebook: https://www.facebook.com...

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  Is Sumo Beneficial for Fitness and Community?

  Jul 1, 202512 minS0

  <p>I got kicked in the face this morning at the Sunrise Sumo Circuit Fundraiser<br/>hosted by my good friends BJ & Love. <br/><br/>I hated waking up so early. Who's brilliant idea agreed to do this?!?! <br/><br/>But grateful I did. <br/><br/>So I had to record an podcast episode to help promote their cause and movement. <br/><br/>If live in Dallas and need something new to improve your health and mobility.... come join us for the next session of the Summer Circuit. <br/><br/>Watch. Donate. Let's get the champ to Thailand.<br/><br/>And e...

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  From House Kitchen to Award Winning Restaurant!

  Jun 6, 202543 minS0

  <p>While talking to Matt and Trisha Stroud of Strouderosa BBQ in today’s episode, I realized something: some of the best businesses don’t start with a plan, they start with a problem.</p><p>What started as one smoked turkey turned into a backyard BBQ hustle that wouldn’t quit.</p><p>They didn’t plan to open a BBQ joint. But they said yes, worked hard, and turned it into one of Dallas’s most-loved spots.</p><p>This isn’t just about food. It’s about grit, grace, and turning hard times into something real.</p><p><br/></p>

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