Turn Your Wedding Marketing Into A Theme Park With Becca Pountney

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The marketing funnel was invented in 1904. Before cars. Before social media. Before couples woke up the morning after getting engaged and immediately opened 25 browser tabs while watching Netflix on a second screen.

And somehow we're still teaching marketing like it's a straight line from A to B.

It isn't. Not even close.

My guest today is Becca Pountney, a brilliant marketing mind from the UK and someone I've been meaning to get on this podcast for way too long. She has a framework that perfectly captures how couples actually move through your marketing right now, and it's called the Marketing Theme Park.

In this episode we break down her SCREAM framework. Each step is a piece of what it actually takes to book more weddings in 2026. By the end you'll never think about the marketing funnel the same way again.  And by the end you'll never think about the marketing funnel the same way again.

Get all the links from this episode: http://evolveyourweddingbusiness.com/364

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