Meg Brunson

Meg Brunson, with long bright pink hair and shaved sides smiles while standing against a patterned wall. They wear rainbow leopard print glasses and a black shirt reading “Justice is my love language.” Next to them, a sign defines “JUSTMarketing” as ethical (rejects shame, lies, exploitation, manipulation), inclusive (authentically resonates with diverse audiences), and accessible (ensures equitable access and experiences for all). Below, logos of media outlets like ABC, Forbes, and NBC are shown on a purple banner.

Hi, I’m Meg ~ Nice to virtually meet you!

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I wasn’t always a marketing badass

When I emerged in the entrepreneurial space the mere thought of marketing was going-to-the-dentist uncomfortable.

I realized my visceral reaction to marketing wasn’t just about the overwhelm – thanks, ADHD – it was tied to its unethical foundations in white supremacy and toxic capitalism.

Here’s what I now know to be true:

🚫 Modern marketing can work if you’re willing to sacrifice your values..? (nope!)

✅ Just Marketing® will always work BETTER, and that’s what I’m here for!

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Align your marketing with your Values

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Marketing frustrates the bejezzus outta you

Between life’s demands and your big ideas (plus endless platforms, shifting algorithms, and all the latest trends) consistency feels impossible.

As a neurodiverse entrepreneur myself, I’ve been there… and I now know, it doesnt have to be like that.

Let’s ditch the overwhelm and build a strategy that fits your unique strengths and your values.

 

Favorite posts

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Let’s do this!

We have the tools to grow our businesses with integrity, kindness, and compassion; so our audience feels good about the process and excited for the future. 

Join me to skip the trial-and-error and get right to the goal crushing: building profitable businesses that make positive change in the world.

Help Me Do It Myself
or
Please, Just Do It For Me

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You're closer than you think to marketing that feels like you

Let’s make it sustainable

(and successful)

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