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Hoosier Marketing Guy is a results-driven marketing company based in Lafayette, Indiana, dedicated to helping local businesses scale with speed through Meta Ads, sales funnels, and direct response marketing strategies. Founded by Jeremy Michael, an entrepreneur who knows the challenges of building a business from the ground up, Hoosier Marketing Guy was born out of real-world experience not theory. Over the last 9 years, Jeremy has personally generated over $34 million in online sales through bootstrapped businesses he grew himself. He’s walked through the struggles of entrepreneurship, tight budgets, sleepless nights, and the relentless pursuit of growth and came out the other side with proven strategies that work. Now, Jeremy’s mission is simple: help Lafayette and surrounding Indiana businesses avoid wasted marketing dollars and achieve real, measurable growth. By combining creative ad campaigns with conversion-focused funnels, Hoosier Marketing Guy delivers marketing that doesn’t just look good it drives customers, sales, and ROI. Too often, local businesses get burned by agencies that overpromise and underdeliver—selling “awareness” campaigns, vanity metrics, or pretty websites that never turn into customers. That’s where Hoosier Marketing Guy is different. We focus on what matters most: turning ad dollars into measurable leads, sales, and profit. At Hoosier Marketing Guy, we believe small businesses deserve more than vague promises and vanity metrics. We deliver clarity, transparency, and results you can measure.
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Hoosier Marketing Guy exceeded expectations. He fixed my fb ad account within a day and my ads actually started getting conversions. I’ve never met or worked with anyone in marketing that has the knowledge that this guy has and not just talk, he actually does it.
Highly recommend the audit. I have spent so much money on ads that didn’t do much and jeremy broke everything down for me and showed me exactly what I need to do. Increased my sales and views/engagement. He knows what he is doing!
Reply from Hoosier Marketing Guy
Thank you Bri, we really enjoyed working with you!
I was honestly skeptical at first because I’ve wasted money on marketing before. But Hoosier Marketing Guy did a free audit for me and pointed out things no one else ever mentioned. My landscaping company website was just sitting there like a brick wall, and he showed me how to actually turn it into something that gets leads.
Within a couple of days I started seeing leads and getting calls. Finally feels like im not blowing my money on things that don't work.
Reply from Hoosier Marketing Guy
Thank you Paul, we definitely put some work into that one
I did the free marketing audit…wow! Showed me how my competition wasn’t even tracking ads, how to target locally, and gave me a game plan on a funnel to attract leads
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