Cutting Through the Clutter
Cutting Through the Clutter
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Hosted by Cyndee Woolley, president and founder of C2 Communications, Cutting Through the Clutter delivers powerful insights into crafting messages that truly connect. Drawing on her 25+ years in marketing and public relations, Cyndee shares strategies for engaging target audiences, building impactful campaigns, and driving action—whether it's boosting sales, inspiring votes, or fostering community pride.
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Hosted by Cyndee Woolley, president and founder of C2 Communications, Cutting Through the Clutter delivers powerful insights into crafting messages that truly connect. Drawing on her 25+ years in marketing and public relations, Cyndee shares strategies for engaging target audiences, building impactful campaigns, and driving action—whether it’s boosting sales, inspiring votes, or fostering community pride.
Today I'm excited to welcome Wendi Hill, a marketing strategist who's built a thriving business by doing exactly what she teaches—evolving as the industry evolves.
Wendi is the president and founder of Market Momentum, which she launched in 2005. What started as a marketing virtual assistant service has grown into a full-service marketing firm serving the professional services industry with clients across the United States.
With over 27 years experience and a master's degree in Industrial Management from Clemson University, Wendi brings both strategic thinking and practical execution to everything she touches. She's spent two decades juggling family and business ownership while helping clients with everything from branding campaigns and event planning to web development and podcast production.
She also hosts ”Confessions From The Home Office” podcast, where she shares unfiltered insights about the realities of running a marketing business.
In this episode of Cutting Through the Clutter, host Cyndee Woolley sits down with Wendi Hill, president and founder of Market Momentum, for a conversation about building a marketing business that evolves with the industry. Since launching in 2005, Wendi has transformed her company from a virtual assistant service into a full-service marketing firm serving professional services clients across the United States.
With over 27 years of experience and a master's degree in industrial management from Clemson University, Wendi shares hard-won insights about what actually works in modern marketing. She discusses the importance of strategic planning over ”shiny object syndrome,” why AI tools require human context to be effective, and how consistency beats the constant chase for the next big thing.
Wendi reveals her approach to working with clients across industries—from aerospace to healthcare to construction—emphasizing that success starts with clear planning, regular check-ins, and genuine buy-in from clients. She candidly addresses the challenges of AI-generated content, explaining why ”garbage in, garbage out” applies and how marketing professionals must train AI tools rather than simply accepting their output.
The conversation also explores the realities of running a home-based business for nearly two decades, building a remote team through word-of-mouth recruiting, and why communication and follow-up matter more than technical skills. Wendi also hosts Confessions from the Home Office podcast, where she shares unfiltered insights about marketing business realities.
Her advice to aspiring entrepreneurs? Go full force. Don't hold back worrying about taking on too much—you'll figure it out.
Links and Resources:
- Market Momentum: www.MarketMomentum.biz
- Confessions from the Home Office Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/confessions-from-the-home-office-podcast/id1753089796
- Connect with Wendi Hillmon LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendihill/
To learn more, visit:
http://www.c2-com.com
Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters:
http://missionmatters.com/author/Cyndee-Woolley/

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