Lindsay Fletcher | Christian Entrepreneur | Sales & Relationship Marketing Coach for Local Small Business
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Small Business Growth Tools is for female entrepreneurs & Christian women in small business ready to build a profitable business with strategy & confidence with a healthy dose of faith. Topics include business growth, sales strategy, faith in business, small business marketing tips, relationship marketing, networking for women, incorporating faith in business, CEO strategy for women, and building systems to support small business growth. Additional topics include time management, task prioritization, online business growth, email marketing, SEO for small business, kingdom business, high growth business tips, automations, AI for small business, marketing without social media, social media mar…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lindsay Fletcher turns small-business growth advice into concrete decisions about customer outreach, automation, delegation and the responsible use of time.
Lindsay Fletcher keeps business growth close to the decisions owners make during an ordinary workweek. Guest conversations and solo guidance connect sales and marketing questions with faith, while the host repeatedly steers broad ideas toward actions a small operator can control.
The junk drawer beats the color-coded planner; your time problem may start in your head and heart.
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Clear niche messaging helps the right clients recognize themselves and makes referrals easier.
Lindsay Fletcher treats niching as a clarity problem. If a business cannot say what it does or who it serves, growth gets harder. The episode keeps coming back to a simple point: clear messaging helps the right client think, "that is for me," and helps other people remember the…
Branding here means strategy, values, and clarity, not just a prettier logo.
The episode treats branding as an operating choice, not a cosmetic one. It moves from the logo-first mistake into the harder work of aligning message, values, budget, and how a business shows up.
Lindsay Fletcher makes relationship marketing feel practical, faith-centered, and rooted in trust.
Lindsay Fletcher treats relationship marketing as a long game, not a shortcut. She argues that business often grows through relationships more than funnels or ads, and she keeps the focus on practical habits: choosing the right referral partners, asking better questions,…
The fix is usually follow-through, not a new strategy.
This episode is a plainspoken reset for anyone staring at a plan that feels slow, expensive, or stuck. Lindsay Fletcher makes the case that the answer is often not a new strategy but a steadier hand on the one already in place.
A steady weekly sales rhythm built on the right conversations and follow-through.
This episode makes a clear case for consistent sales built from a few disciplined weekly actions rather than a crowded calendar. Lindsay Fletcher keeps the attention on stewarding time, building real relationships, and treating sales conversations as ordinary business work,…
Relationships, trust, and community anchor the episode's 2026 outlook for small business.
Episode 100 makes a plain case for small business in 2026: relationships still matter, even in an AI-heavy world. Lindsay Fletcher keeps the advice practical.
Gabe Cox breaks big goals into smaller steps that feel easier to act on.
Gabe Cox treats goal-setting like a working plan, not a mood board. The episode keeps circling one plain idea: do not start with the huge number. Start with the next thing you can actually do. One client. One conversation. One small batch of outreach.
A clear reminder that year-end check-ins can lead to referrals, renewals, and new work.
The episode argues for reaching out to current and past clients during the holiday stretch, with an eye on referrals, renewals, and fresh work as 2026 opens.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Lindsay Fletcher starts with follow-through.
Andy Hart, host of She Sells Differently, joins How to Grow My Small Business to talk about pricing, wholesale, faith, and the psychology behind why buyers respond to price.
Lindsay Fletcher speaks directly to the pressure small business owners feel as Q4 crowds in.
Lindsay Fletcher welcomes Gabe Cox of Red Hot Mindset for a conversation about faith and business.
Lissa Figgins argues that “time management is not the solution” and says her own shift began after a year of throat symptoms and a diagnosis of globus hystericus tied to anxiety.
The host talks about managing calendars and commitments to stay productive through the end of the year.
Lindsay interviews Rachel Engholm, a Christian entrepreneur who built a seven-figure business and now teaches healing and impartation in ministry school.
Lindsay Fletcher teaches how to tailor sales messaging to different buyer personalities to reduce pressure and improve results.
Lindsay explains how overexplaining in sales conversations hurts sales and shares a client transformation to improve sales techniques.
Host Lindsay Fletcher argues that consistency, not motivation, is the key to sustainable sales growth for small businesses.
Lindsay Fletcher teaches that the key to growing a local small business is focusing on three types of conversations: lead generation, relationship building, and closing.
Clarity sells.
Host Lindsay Fletcher challenges Christian women entrepreneurs to make three crucial mindset shifts: that their business is about serving others, not themselves; that they are not victims of their business circumstances; and that they must stop trying to be universally liked.
Host Lindsay Fletcher uses the biblical Parable of the Sower to explain why many small businesses fail to grow, arguing the problem is often where marketing efforts are 'planted' rather than the strategy itself.
Branding is bigger than the logo.
Host Lindsay Fletcher argues that relationship marketing and networking are more effective than social media for small business growth, especially for Christian women entrepreneurs.
Lindsay Fletcher says sales and marketing plans usually fail because execution breaks down, not because the strategy itself is broken.
Host Lindsay Fletcher outlines four weekly actions small business owners, specifically Christian women, must focus on to drive consistent sales.
Lindsay Fletcher marks episode 100 with gratitude and a look back at how the show began.
Host Lindsay Fletcher shares her 'word of the year' for 2026—'uncommon'—and explores what it means to build a faith-centered business that prioritizes depth, relationships, and obedience over hustle culture, visibility, and transactional work.
Host Lindsay Fletcher explains the neuroscience of why brains remember negative experiences more than positive ones (amygdala activation, trauma responses, survival instincts), then challenges listeners to counteract this bias by reviewing 2025 photos and calendar to document forgotten good moments.
The host provides a practical framework for Christian women entrepreneurs to scale their small businesses in 2026 by focusing on what actually works.
Lindsay Fletcher talks with Gabe Cox of Red Hot Mindset, host of Pursuing Goals God's Way, about goal planning for Christian women in local business.
The host shares gratitude from her community for their businesses, focusing on client relationships and choosing whom to work with.
Lindsay Fletcher encourages small business owners to check in with current and past clients before the year turns to 2026.
Lindsay Fletcher discusses the importance of follow-up in sales, explaining why people avoid it and how to do it effectively to increase revenue.
Host Lindsay Fletcher outlines three essential systems—planning, sales, and marketing—that small business owners need to implement for sustainable growth.
Brittni Schroeder explains how small businesses can use automation, funnels, and AI to save time, starting with client onboarding, scheduling reminders, and follow-up emails.
Host Lindsay Fletcher guides small business owners, particularly Christian women, through a practical four-step audit of their time and energy to prepare for the busy Q4 season.
Lindsay Fletcher interviews mindset coach Liz Kent about growing a business while raising a family, and promotes her low-cost membership for female entrepreneurs.
The host discusses how to hire a business coach, comparing micro-coaching and macro-coaching approaches.
A sales growth audit with a photographer, discussing sales conversations and anti-hustle time management for Christian women in business.
A sales growth audit for a new online marketing platform for local home services businesses, discussing goals and strategy.