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Andy Brenits to Present Marketing Workshop at TENWEST 2026
Brand strategist Andy Brenits will speak at the TENWEST Festival on March 27, 2026 in Tucson, Arizona. His session, “You Don’t Have to Cold Call (If You Don’t Want To),” will share practical marketing strategies for creatives who want consistent work without relying on cold calls or sales-heavy tactics.
Presenting at the QC Chamber Business Builders Series
Andy Brenits will present “Own Your ‘It’ Factor” at the Queen Creek Chamber’s Business Builders Series on April 17. This interactive workshop will help entrepreneurs clarify what makes their business unique and learn how to communicate that value clearly to customers and prospects.
BrandTherapy Notes #7: On-Brand vs Off-Brand Decisions
Most inconsistent decisions aren’t caused by lack of effort—they’re caused by lack of clarity. When you pair a vivid vision with brand positioning, decisions become more consistent and easier to make. Instead of reacting in the moment, you can evaluate choices through simple filters that keep your business aligned.
When Vision Becomes a Decision Tool
Clarity is a competitive advantage, not a luxury. By integrating a Vivid Vision and Brand Positioning into your organizational culture, you move the board from reactive problem-solving to a proactive system of alignment that ensures every decision moves the needle toward a shared future.
BrandTherapy Notes #6: The Internet Is Bigger Than Our Echo Chambers
Most businesses concentrate their marketing efforts in the platforms that feel familiar. But attention doesn’t always follow comfort. In this BrandTherapy Note, I explore why LinkedIn isn’t the center of the internet, what Reddit’s ranking reveals about audience behavior, and how to think more strategically about the role each channel plays in your marketing stack.
BrandTherapy Notes #5: Why “meh” Super Bowl ads still work
Why Super Bowl ads still work—even when they’re forgettable. A strategic look at brand awareness, promotion, and how to choose the right marketing effort for the moment you’re in.
Brenits Creative Principal Andy Brenits Invited to Serve on Chandler Education Foundation Board
Brenits Creative Principal Andy Brenits has been invited to serve on the Chandler Education Foundation Board, supporting education through strategic leadership.
You Can’t Stick to the Plan Unless You Make One
You can’t stick to the plan unless you make one. Why planning—not tactics—is the missing link between goals, strategy, and real momentum.
BrandTherapy Notes #4: Measuring the Right Thing With Social Media
Social media feels ineffective when goals are unclear. Small businesses often measure the wrong metrics instead of tracking what drives real business outcomes.