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Shaun is an expert marketing strategist and SEO consultant with ten years of success helping businesses stand out. He manages social media channels, develops multi-platform campaigns, performs SEO audits, creates optimized blog content, crafts client email marketing campaigns, and provides eBay and Amazon sales training. Shaun also runs Google and Meta/Facebook Ads, offers social media strategy, a

nd collaborates with freelancers to maximize ROI. Let him help you build your brand, grow sales, and reach new audiences.

Things you SHOULD do if you want to book 100+ weddings per year šŸ‘‡1ļøāƒ£ Show your pricing. Couples won't chase it down.2ļøāƒ£ ...
08/27/2026

Things you SHOULD do if you want to book 100+ weddings per year šŸ‘‡

1ļøāƒ£ Show your pricing. Couples won't chase it down.

2ļøāƒ£ Follow up more than once. One email is not a follow-up strategy.

3ļøāƒ£ Incorporate texting/SMS. Couples answer texts, not voicemails.

4ļøāƒ£ Put an inquiry form on your home page AND your wedding page.

5ļøāƒ£ Run Meta ads: test new creative at least every 3 months, and run retargeting with proper geo segmenting.

6ļøāƒ£ Run Google Ads. Tons of couples still search "wedding venues near me." Spend at least $500/month getting in front of them.

7ļøāƒ£ Get in your local wedding Facebook groups. I guarantee there are 5+ posts this month of couples asking about venues in your area. Join those conversations as the venue AND as your staff.

8ļøāƒ£ Be active everywhere. Use a tool like Later to post to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, and YouTube Shorts at the same time.

9ļøāƒ£ Post at least 2 videos a month from the venue. People want to see people and the space. Nobody wants to make videos, but EVERYONE is scrolling. Give them something to watch and get on their radar.

Want to know which of these your venue is missing?

Comment or DM your venue's website and I'll audit your website or ads for free šŸ”

Had a call yesterday with a new venue client in Georgia. They asked me straight up: "What's your stance on putting prici...
08/26/2026

Had a call yesterday with a new venue client in Georgia. They asked me straight up: "What's your stance on putting pricing on the website?"

1,000,000% yes. Always. And they agreed.

Here's the thing...

Gen Z couples grew up booking everything online in one click. If they land on your site and can't find pricing, can't book a tour, and wait 3 days for a reply… they're gone.

They won't chase you down.

They'll book the venue that made it easy.

Want to know if your website is quietly costing you tours?

Comment or dm AUDIT and I'll audit your website for free.

08/24/2026

Here's a wedding venue marketing strategy almost nobody talks about:

Create news about your business.

I recently worked on an SEO/AIO strategy for a staffing company that wanted to become better known for AI staffing in Houston.

They had already built the foundation on their website.

Then they made 24 AI-related placements in one month.

Instead of leaving that accomplishment buried inside the company, we turned it into a press release.

That gave search engines and AI another independent source connecting:

Company + AI staffing + Houston + actual results.

Within the following weeks, we also saw the company appearing in tests around the best AI staffing firms in Houston.

Now apply that to a wedding venue.

If you're a barn venue in Florida and you hosted 15 weddings last month, that's a story.

ā€œ[Venue Name], a Barn Wedding Venue in [Town], Hosts 15 Weddings in June.ā€

Opened a new ceremony space? News.

Sold almost every fall Saturday? News.

Hosted your 100th wedding? News.

Expanded your getting-ready suite? News.

You don't need to manufacture fake accomplishments.

You need to recognize that real things happening inside your business can become searchable assets outside your website.

And if legitimate publications, local outlets, or high-authority sites cover or distribute the story, you've created another source validating your business beyond what you say about yourself.

Wedding venue owner? DM me AI AUDIT and I'll show you what AI currently knows about your venue.

Full episode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfJgMoNNyL4

08/19/2026

I’ve done 4 SEO audits for wedding venue owners just this week.

One of them stuck with me.

They had been paying an SEO company **$1,500/month for 6 months.**

That’s **$9,000 invested.**

And they had essentially **nothing to show for it.**

No meaningful increase in visibility.
No real movement in Google.
No new lead engine being built.

That genuinely breaks my heart because wedding venue owners work way too hard for their marketing budget to disappear into a monthly retainer.

If you’re investing in your business, whether it’s **SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads, or AI visibility**, you should be able to understand what’s being done and see whether it’s actually moving the business forward.

Your website shouldn’t just look pretty.

It should help couples **find you on Google.**
It should turn paid traffic into **actual inquiries.**
And increasingly, it should give Google and AI platforms enough context to recommend your venue when someone asks:

**ā€œWhat are the best wedding venues near me?ā€**

I’m opening up room for **5 new wedding venue clients between now and mid-September.**

But you don’t have to hire me.

If you’re currently running Google Ads or Meta Ads and want to know whether your website, SEO, and ad strategy are actually set up to drive leads...

**DM me ā€œAUDIT.ā€**

I’ll start by taking a look at everything and showing you what I see.

Nothing to sell you. No catch.

I literally love this part of my job. šŸ˜‚

https://www.shaunsavvy.com/wedding-venue-marketing-company

08/17/2026

Your website is fodder and context for AI.

That’s the easiest way I can explain it.

Google, ChatGPT and other AI search experiences need information to understand:

Who are you?
What do you do?
Where do you do it?
Who do you serve?
Why should anyone trust you?

For wedding venues, your About Us page should be a FULL recap of your business, not three sentences about how you ā€œbelieve every love story is unique.ā€

Tell the internet:

Where your venue is
What type of venue you are
Who owns it
Your story
What types of weddings you host
Capacity
Ceremony/reception options
Areas you serve
What makes the property different
Awards, press, reviews and real proof
Links to the deeper pages that explain all of it

Then do the same thing with your Contact, Wedding, and location/service-area content.

Your website is the source material search engines and AI systems have available when they’re trying to understand your business.

Give them context.

If your competitors explain themselves in detail and you don't, you're making their job a lot easier.

Want me to see how well AI currently understands your wedding venue?

DM me AI AUDIT and I’ll show you for free.

Full podcast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfJgMoNNyL4

08/11/2026

There is a first-mover opportunity happening in Google AI right now.

In my day job, I work on marketing strategy for staffing and recruiting companies. Over the last six months, we’ve tested AI search strategies across 20+ client accounts.

One of the most interesting wins has come from localized listicles.

Instead of trying to rank one page for an entire state, one large client has been creating genuinely useful ā€œbest staffing companiesā€ resources for the individual cities and markets they serve.

Those assets support each other through internal links, reinforce their locations and services, and give Google significantly more context to retrieve when someone asks:

ā€œWhat are the best staffing companies near me?ā€

Wedding venues can apply the exact same thinking.

Most markets still have surprisingly little great content answering questions like:

Best wedding venues in [city]
Best outdoor wedding venues in [city]
Best barn wedding venues near [city]
Best wedding venues for 200 guests in [city]

You don't have to wait for The Knot, WeddingWire, or someone else to define the answer.

Create the resource yourself. Make it useful. Include legitimate alternatives. Build authority around the market you actually serve.

Want to know how your venue currently shows up in Google AI?

DM me ā€œAI AUDITā€ and I’ll run a free check for you.

Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfJgMoNNyL4

Easy SEO tip for everyone!⁠Go to AnswerThePublic.com⁠Search your brand, topic, or product⁠See the exact questions people...
06/26/2026

Easy SEO tip for everyone!
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Go to AnswerThePublic.com⁠
Search your brand, topic, or product⁠
See the exact questions people are asking⁠
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Then write blogs that answer those questions.⁠
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When you answer everything your audience is already searching for,⁠
Google (and AI tools) start treating you like the expert.⁠
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That’s how rankings climb. šŸ“ˆā 
No hacks. No BS. Just relevance. Period.
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Bonus points if you also make social media posts that answers these questions as well.⁠
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04/30/2026

Everyone is asking:
ā€œHow do I get found in AI search?ā€

The answer is not:
ā€œAsk ChatGPT to write a blog and hit publish.ā€

That’s the lazy version.

The real question is:

How do I have the best answer to a question people are asking, especially when nobody else is answering it well?

That’s where AI knowledge gaps become a massive opportunity.

If your niche business can identify the questions your buyers and candidates are asking, then create the clearest, most helpful, most complete answer on the internet, you give yourself a real chance to show up in:

-Google.
-AI Overviews.
-ChatGPT.
-Perplexity.
-Everywhere people are now searching.

Content is not about volume.

It’s about owning the answer.

Full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfJgMoNNyL4

When that MQL becomes an SQL, it's a beautiful thing.
04/13/2026

When that MQL becomes an SQL, it's a beautiful thing.

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