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Three kinds of marketers

Three kinds of marketers

People who don’t really understand marketing, yet still end up doing well.Examples: indie hackers, content creators. People who understand marketing and also believe that randomness and probability play a significant role.Examples: entrepreneurs who failed many times and learned how to…

Learn How Systems Work Before You Learn to Code

Learn How Systems Work Before You Learn to Code

Every “learn to code” program ever created was, for obvious reasons, first designed to teach all of the syntax, low level operations, and work your way up by piecing them together. It might make sense for “learn to code” to…

The VC business is a game of outliers

VC business is a game of outliers

Marc Andreessen: The VC business is a game of outliers.   “We have this concept—invest in strength vs. lack of weakness.”    “The default way to do venture capital is to check boxes: really good founder, really good idea, really…

EEAT is a Google PROPOGANDA

EEAT is a Google PROPOGANDA

Charles Floate about “EEAT” EEAT is a Google PROPOGANDA compliance psyop and here’s why   Google’s own leak showed they don’t have a single “EEAT score”, signal or attribute ANYWHERE in the algorithm.   EEAT is a framework for their…

What Is Prime Indexer and What Does It Do?

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Prime Indexer is an SEO tool designed to help web pages get discovered and indexed by search engines faster, particularly Google.   Search engines don’t automatically index every page they find. Many pages remain undiscovered or sit in a “crawled…

What Is Quality Beyond the Buzzword?

Steve Jobs once said, “When you ask a random person on the street which products have the best reputation for quality, most will say Japanese.”    Yet Japanese companies rarely use the word “quality” in their marketing. American companies are…

The “obvious solution” is not obvious

Obvious Solution

The “obvious solution” is not obvious when you see through the lens of second-order effects. 1) The “strongest helmet” myth There is a Chinese company that claims it produces the strongest helmet, marketed as the safest helmet. When people see…

Marketing Isn’t Something You Do at the End

Role of Marketing

Marketing Isn’t Something You Do at the End—It’s Woven Into Your Entire Journey The reason behind your innovation (your story) How you unlock value in your story to matter to customers (marketing story) How you name and clarify your offer…

Learning and Unlearning

Learning is great, but unlearning is divine.   Unlearning is the most difficult path, where our biases, fantasies, beliefs, and even facts are questioned. Then we let go of our ego to understand what is truly correct

Demarkification “Let’s Buy California from Trump”

To mock Donald Trump’s perennial interest in buying Greenland from Denmark in the name of national security, Danes created a satirical website called denmarkification.com.    It features the tagline “Måke Califørnia Great Ægain” and invites people to sign a petition…

Slow and Steady Wins the Heart

In a fast-paced world where everything is optimized for speed, a Dutch supermarket chain chose to go in the opposite direction—“to care for people who simply want to talk with others”.   Jumbo is a supermarket chain in the Netherlands…

Marketing Lessons from Nico Jeannen

1. You learn marketing by shipping   You can’t “study” your way into marketing mastery. You only learn it by launching, testing ideas in the wild, seeing what works, and what doesn’t. “You can only learn how to ship products…

How to Get Landscaping Customers Fast

How to Get Landscaping Customers Fast according to @keithkalfas   1. Pick Your Area Choose 1–3 nearby neighbourhoods or subdivisions. Aim for a 3–6 mile radius from your home or office. The closer the jobs, the more efficient and profitable…

Inside the Mind of the Reader

Questioning – asking “Why did this happen?” or “What’s the author trying to say?” Agreeing / Disagreeing – comparing the author’s ideas with one’s own beliefs. Contemplating – pausing to reflect or connect ideas to personal experiences. Reasoning – forming…

Great advice from a founder

“First-time founders focus on product. Second-time founders focus on distribution. Third-time founders realize both matter.”   Julian Alvarez, CEO Jungleai.com   Let me add this “Fourth-time founders realize the product is the marketing.”

You can just do things and figure it out.

How to learn business? Start a business.How to learn sales? Start selling.How to learn marketing? Start marketing.How to learn writing? Start writing.How to build SaaS? Start building.How to learn design? Start designing.How to learn coding? Start coding.How to learn negotiation?…

How to get clients for your landscaping business:

How to get clients for your landscaping business

  “Don’t hide behind radio ads or yellow pages. Just knock on doors.” Jason Mauck   The lesson:  Don’t hide behind marketing channels that make you invisible.  Sometimes, the fastest way to grow your business is still the simplest:  …

Execution Beats Infinite Planning

Jensen never actually finished his business plan. He tried reading Gordon Bell’s book “How to Start a High-Tech Company” but stopped after a few chapters.   He realized that if he spent all his time planning, they would run out…

Why we tend to buy items at the checkout counter ?

Impulse Buying   At checkout, you’ve already made your main purchase decision. Your brain relaxes its rational guard and mentally “finished shopping.”   This reduces self-control, making you more open to impulse buys like candy, gum, or magazines.   Psychologists…

One Simple Change to Eat Healthier

Buy more vegetables and meat from your local farmers and butchers. They’re usually free from additives and adulteration   When you do that, you won’t have many options left except to cook — and that’s the healthiest change you can…

Pieter Levels Manifesto

Build Fast, Validate Faster    “Build small. Launch fast. See if people actually pay.”   Don’t overthink. Create a minimum viable product (MVP) in days or weeks, not months. Validate ideas by charging money, not collecting likes or signups. Don’t…

Marketing is about Behavioural Change, not ROI

The Purpose of marketing is behavioural change. It’s about getting people to act differently.   Over-focusing on ROI metrics kills creativity and long-term brand value.   ROI obsession makes companies underinvest in customer service and retention, since these benefits take…

What Every Modern Salesperson Must Know

What Every Modern Salesperson Must Know

These principles (gems) and sales lessons are not set in stone; they were given by sales veterans and entrepreneurs who learned everything through perseverance and accepting reality. They are the real champions who showed us how to win more business…

Identity and Status both are same?

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🧠 Identity = “This is who I am.”    People buy to express their inner self ( their values, beliefs, or lifestyle.)   Example: “I wear Patagonia because I care about the planet.”    Example: “I drive a Tesla because…

Marketing Principles from Seth Godin

Principles of Marketing from Seth Godin - DigitalMarketingJobs.org

Marketing is the act of making change happen. It’s not about ads, hacks, or shouting. It’s about serving people who want to be served. Your product is your marketing. Marketing is creating the conditions for ideas to spread. It begins…

Why Deutschland-Ticket is a great success?

Reasons:   ✓ Unlimited travel for 58 euros per month ✓ Valid throughout Germany on all local public transport (not valid on ICE, IC/EC) ✓ Subscription, possibility to cancel monthly   What’s the reason behind it?   The Flat-Rate Effect…

Pricing Psychology Behind Discounts

Pricing Psychology behind discounts

Anchoring Effect – Showing the original (higher) price first makes the discounted price feel like a bargain. Loss Aversion – Fear of missing out on a deal drives faster decisions. Urgency & Scarcity – “Limited-time offer” triggers a sense of…

Why it’s too expensive

Reasons: You just don’t see the value. You just can’t afford it. You just don’t see any use for it. You don’t trust the result it promises. You think the timing isn’t right. You believe something cheaper can do the…

Nice-to-have industries

Nice-To-Have Industries

1. Cosmetics & Skincare People buy confidence, not cream. 2. Luxury Fashion Driven by status, identity, signaling (“I’m this kind of person”). 3. Sneakers & Streetwear Culture + scarcity + community 4. Coffee & Cafés Daily ritual and cravings 5.…

Wants vs Needs: What Really Makes a Product Work

Nice-To-Have (Vs) Must-Have

How to find a genuine problem to solve?   You won’t know until you ship. Many entrepreneurs advise us to create “must-have” products instead of “nice-to-have” ones.   But indiepreneurs like marc louvion have proven that even “nice-to-have” projects can…

Discounts are purely psychological, not math

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You may think offering discounts is the easiest way to attract new customers, retain existing ones, and clear old stock from your shelves.   But if you approach it that way, you’re leaving money on the table. Why?   Without…

Going the extra mile

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Going the extra mile is the greatest competitive advantage among all strategies.   Why?   When you go out of your way to delight your customers, it costs time and money. So most companies avoid doing it.    But if…

Marketing advice from Sabri Suby

1. Marketing Is the Most Valuable   Skill Marketing is the ability to promote, sell, and retain customers.  Every career path involves marketing either yourself or your product.  The best businesses focus on reorders, not just orders.  2. Product vs.…

How to design?

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 “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” – Steve Jobs   People still think design is about making things pretty, rather than making the easy to use.

Why we build websites?

Why we build websites - DigitalMarketingJobs.org

“Web users ultimately want to get at data quickly and easily. They don’t care as much about attractive sites and pretty design.” – Tim Berners‑Lee. No fluff and straight to point.