GoBeRewarded launches podcast featuring marketing solutions and ideas for small businesses

October 6, 2021

Does your business know what makes it unique?  Find out why it’s important on our latest podcast

Two men are sitting at a table with microphones talking about understanding unique value


Tune into the new GoBeRewarded podcast highlighting some of the issues small businesses face while searching for ways to differentiate themselves in the marketplace.  Some podcast topics include entrepreneurship, customer service, and unique value propositions.  Content will vary based on what is current and topical.  Guests and clients from the local San Diego County are invited to the studio to weigh in on topics as well.



About the Podcast

“The podcast is another effective way to reach our clients who might be overwhelmed with the prospect of building a marketing campaign, advancing their business, or advertising through various social media channels,“ says Owner, Aaron Gobidas.  “We hope it’s enlightening, informative, and entertaining.  We want to connect with our clients and help them build their brand with information through a discussion of new topics they find interesting and relevant.”


Advertising Director Matt Jantz says, “More and more people are tuning into podcasts looking for solutions and information in an engaging format.  We wanted to provide that by using our insight and experience.  Unfortunately, clients have several misconceptions about marketing and this is a chance to help them better understand what works and why.”


For example, during the most recent podcast, we discussed unique value propositions.  We called more than a dozen local human resources departments and asked what the company’s culture was and why we should apply.  The point of the exercise was to demonstrate the difficulty some customer-facing employees encounter while articulating how they stand out from their competition.  It’s important to fully understand a company’s unique value to clearly articulate why a prospective customer should buy from your company instead of a competitor.



How to listen

Podcasts are recorded monthly and can be found on our website by clicking here.  Subscribe to our YouTube channel GoBeBeRewarded Marketing Agency.



About GoBeRewarded


From the beginning, GoBeRewarded has differentiated itself from other marketing firms in three ways: local services, vertical integration, and a simplified business approach.


We serve the local San Diego County area with an emphasis on making an impact and difference in our community.  Services are all offered in-house.  Everything is local and talented is never outsourced.   


Our services are vertically integrated, meaning we continue to make and produce everything within the company.  GoBeRewarded has continued to experience growth from within rather than outsourcing.   This allows us to maintain a quality product that is consistent.



About the owner - Aaron Gobidas

Gobidas is a recent recipient of the 40 under 40 award from the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Vista Chamber of Commerce 40 under 40 award.  He is a member of 13 chambers in the San Diego County area and maintains a board seat with the Vista Chamber of Commerce Board. 



Contact us

If you are interested in learning more about what GoBeRewarded has to offer, contact us today Click here to schedule an appointment and speak with Aaron Gobidas or another member of our team to learn more about the impact we’ve made in our community and the marketing plans we’ve created for small businesses in San Diego County.


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