Legacy Catalyst Marketing Group

When Duane Zingale isn't immersed in a Lego Fairytale with his two wonderful daughters, you can find him enthusiastically developing relationship-focused marketing ecosystems using his LISTEN Framework™. We love technology so you don’t have to! At Legacy Catalyst, our mission goes beyond just business; we aim to support initiatives that can transform the world one life at a time, leaving a meaningful legacy. That's why we believe that launching a movement is the most effective strategy for marketing and monetizing your personal brand. We assist personal brands like coaches and consultants in building a transformative community and generating returns on their influence. Duane enables his clients to utilize automated marketing systems to facilitate context-driven conversations, employing his LISTEN Framework™ to foster relationships with potential clients throughout their customer journey. “At Legacy Catalyst, we prioritize Relationships. Closing a sale marks the beginning of a new relationship." We believe that marketing your movement guides your clients toward their success while nurturing those who share your mission! We understand that creating a marketing strategy that feels genuine and relational can be incredibly challenging and time-consuming. Our team was founded with this very question in mind: "How can we assist everyday coaches and consultants in authentically connecting with new prospects, clients, and patients to grow their businesses without incurring huge costs?" That inspired the development of the LISTEN Funnel Framework, designed to align your mission with your marketing message and truly connect with your community to… Market Your Movement! Since 2015, I have been developing email marketing through sales funnels, which eventually led to Facebook ads, team expansion, and the creation of Legacy Catalyst! Our primary focus is ensuring our clients foster a movement of change and derive genuine value from our services because “Marketing without a movement is just empty words.”