Spaghetti Agency
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Tune into the Spaghetti Agency Podcast for the best in small business marketing. We’re here to tackle social media, content, AI, and ads with a straightforward approach. Join us for episodes filled with practical tips, humour, honest insights, and no fluff. Spaghetti Agency: No Bull, Just Beef. Let’s make marketing exciting and effective, together.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Candid agency conversations connect marketing tactics with the systems, numbers, standards, and habits that keep a small business working.
No Bull, Just Beef - The Small Business Marketing Podcast turns everyday agency experience into candid conversations about running and promoting a small business.
A stray Christmas e-card gets the dressing-down you wish you could send back.
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A sharp warning about AI flattening the human voice that makes social media worth reading.
This episode draws a blunt line between social media and AI, with a social media manager offering the closest thing to frontline perspective. It keeps returning to the familiar LinkedIn formula, the copycat posting that tends to follow it, and the simple habit of reading copy…
Vision, mission and values are treated as practical tools, not decoration.
Vision, mission and values are presented as working tools rather than decorative slogans, with Spaghetti Agency's own habits used to support the point.
A relaxed year-end hang that shows the Spaghetti Agency team behind the work.
No Bull, Just Beef uses its year-end special as a relaxed studio hang for the Spaghetti Agency team, with Todd, Hannah, Becky, and Sam joining in to talk through the year, field a few questions, and play games.
A blunt, funny look at the habits and frictions of small agency life.
EP18 pulls back the curtain on Spaghetti Agency and sits with the mess on purpose: the arguments, the near misses, and the everyday friction people usually skip past.
A blunt warning that AI search can cut off clicks before they reach a site.
It treats AI search as an immediate risk to organic traffic, not a distant possibility. The discussion stays practical, starting from the simple point that people can get answers without clicking through to a site, which can mean fewer visits, fewer sales, and fewer leads.
Authenticity in video is framed as a trust and conversion issue, not a branding slogan.
The piece treats authenticity in video as a trust and conversion issue, not a branding line. It keeps returning to a simple idea: people buy from people, and that only works when listeners believe what they hear and trust who is saying it.
A blunt reminder that credibility comes from doing the work in public.
This episode argues, plainly and without fuss, that a business should show the same standards it sells. The examples are familiar and easy to follow: the mechanic with the broken car, the cobbler with the knackered shoes, the estate agent with the poor house, and the builder…
A blunt marketing rant that turns inbox irritation and business fluff into something useful.
Noble Just Beef is a blunt small business marketing podcast that trades polish for attitude. This episode spends much of its time on a heated rant about what the hosts see as wrong with business, from difficult clients to newsletters that never should have gone out.
Simon Owens interviews founders about the revenue mechanics behind their media businesses.
Colin and Samir break down creator-economy news, from OpenAI's TBPN deal to AI podcasts.
AI-era marketing tactics from operators testing what works next.
Mark DeGrasse interviews agency and marketing operators on the frameworks behind their case studies.
Cory Cotten-Potter interviews B2B sales and marketing founders on AI's reshaping of pipeline generation.
Kristina Halvorson interviews content strategists about how the work actually gets done.
The hosts of the 'No Bull, Just Beef' podcast pull back the curtain on their own marketing agency, Spaghetti.
The hosts reject the idea that a new year magically fixes a business.
The hosts open by taking aim at AI search and the way it can pull clicks away from small businesses.
Team Spag joins the studio for a special end of year episode.
AI is the big target here.
Todd and the team dig into what it means to walk the walk.
Todd and Joe spend the episode tearing into the business habits that get under their skin.
The hosts dig into whether AI is making social media feel less human.
The hosts of Spaghetti Agency discuss why vision, mission, and values matter for small businesses, sharing their own imperfect journey with these concepts.
Hosts Todd and Jo of Spaghetti Agency explore their core business philosophy, 'how you do anything is how you do everything,' through practical examples from their own agency.
The hosts of No Bull, Just Beef discuss why authenticity beats polished production in video marketing for small businesses.
The hosts dig into messy growth and argue that self-development is not a neat line from clueless to enlightened.
Jo and Todd look back on 2024 with hindsight and a bit of humour.
Fifteen years, apparently.