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The 10-Minute Daily Marketing Routine for Busy Business Owners

  • Writer: Jillian Clare
    Jillian Clare
  • Oct 2
  • 2 min read

If you’re running a small business, you’re wearing all the hats — CEO, customer service, bookkeeper, social media manager, maybe even janitor. Who has time to add “marketing guru” to that list?


Good news: you don’t need hours a day. You just need 10 focused minutes to keep your marketing alive and growing.


Two smartphone screens display a person writing in a planner and brand strategy visuals. Text reads "Easy Daily Marketing Routine."

Here’s the simple daily routine that gets results without burning you out.


Minute 1–3: Check In 👀

  • Reply to comments and messages.

  • Like or comment on a few customer or community posts.

  • Quick scan of notifications to stay connected.

Why it matters: Marketing is about relationships. A few minutes of engagement every day keeps your audience feeling seen.


Minute 4–6: Share Something 💬

  • Post a photo, reel, story, or quick tip.

  • Don’t overthink it — consistency matters more than perfection.

  • Repurpose content (use yesterday’s TikTok as today’s Reel, etc.).

Why it matters: Regular posting signals to both the algorithm and your audience that you’re active.


Minute 7–9: Track One Thing 📊

  • Did yesterday’s post get engagement?

  • Did anyone click your link?

  • Did a follower turn into a customer?

Why it matters: Tracking one simple metric daily keeps you aware of what’s working — without overwhelming you with data.


Minute 10: Plan Tomorrow ✏️

  • Jot down one idea for tomorrow’s post.

  • Save an audio or trend you might use.

  • Write a quick note about what your audience is asking.

Why it matters: Ending with a plan means you’ll never face the dreaded “What do I post today?” panic.


🌟 Pro Tip

If you have extra time on some days, batch-create content in advance. That way, on busier days, your 10-minute routine still runs smoothly.


The Bottom Line: 10 Minutes A Day Can Help You Stay On Track

Marketing doesn’t have to be a full-time job. With just 10 minutes a day, you can stay consistent, build relationships, and grow your small business — all without sacrificing your sanity.


Because in the long run, it’s not about doing everything. It’s about showing up, little by little, every day.


xx

J

 
 
 

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