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There are no levels in marketing. No next level or previous one. This is not a game. If you insist on structuring it or give yourself a good feeling of quality, understand this simple fact: It's how you understand, interpret and talk to your audience.

Effective marketing isn’t about overwhelming your audience with information. It’s about clearly understanding their needs and communicating how you can meet those needs in a straightforward, compelling way. 9/10 times, simplifying your message and your marketing will resonate much more deeply. Solve ONE big problem. Less is more.

The most powerful word in marketing isn't 'buy' or 'sign up'. It's 'because'. Give your audience a reason to take action, and they'll be more likely to follow through.

Your audience's voice speaks louder than your marketing – turn their words into your strongest asset.

Leveraging impulse decision making can be a powerful strategy in marketing. By understanding how consumers make quick decisions based on emotions or immediate needs, businesses can tailor their messaging and offers to capitalize on these moments.

Leveraging impulse decision making can be a powerful strategy in marketing. By understanding how consumers make quick decisions based on emotions or immediate needs, businesses can tailor their messaging and offers to capitalize on these moments.

500 of us! More than just a number, it's 500 connections, conversations, and shared moments in marketing. Wild to think what started as random marketing insights turned into actual conversations with real people who get it. But the most unexpected win? My dad, who used to call every ad "just another commercial," now not only watches every ad from start to finish (yes, really) but texts me about marketing trends before I even see them. I appreciate every DM, comment, and insight swap. More to come.

There’s been a significant shift in marketing: The importance of authenticity.  Consumers today value genuine interactions and transparency from brands.  As marketers, it's our responsibility to cultivate authentic relationships with our audience by being honest about our values and practices.

The iceberg theory of marketing: 90% of your audience’s decision making happens below the surface: • Their biases • Their emotions • Their gut instincts Your job as an email and sms marketer? Influence what’s under the surface. • Use clarity to ease their doubts • Use stories to connect emotionally • Use social proof to tap into herd mentality Because what you see (price, features, competition) is just the tip of the iceberg.