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April 18, 20250Comments

The Day My Dog Ate My Marketing Plan

The Day My Dog Ate My Marketing Plan (And What It Taught Me About Business) It was January 3rd. A new year. New goals. New energy. I was feeling it. Armed with scissors, glue,

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April 9, 20250Comments

🎯 This Simple Test Showed Me What Actually Works in Affiliate Marketing

📊 When Data Slaps You in the Face (In a Good Way) I used to think spreadsheets were joyless soul-suckers. Until one totally flipped my approach to affiliate marketing. I tracked my affiliate

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March 13, 20250Comments

The Biggest Marketing Lie No One Talks About (And How to Fix It)

The Biggest Marketing Lie No One Talks About Mornings are weird. You wake up, and someone chirps, "Good morning!" and you have to decide — do you nod politely or go full

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February 28, 20250Comments

How to Anticipate Customer Needs and Boost Sales Like a Mind-Reader

How to Make Customers Feel Like You Read Their Mind There’s a coffee shop near my house. Nothing fancy. Just good coffee and even better people. But there’s one guy—Ben, the barista—who seems to

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February 25, 20250Comments

Why Waiting for the ‘Right Time’ is Killing Your Marketing Success

Stop Waiting for the ‘Right Time’ — Here’s Why In 1963, pitcher Gaylord Perry made a bold prediction: "They’ll put a man on the moon before I hit a home run." Fast forward

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A dripping faucet with water drops turning into dollar bills, representing lost revenue from inconsistent marketing efforts.

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February 22, 20250Comments

Stop Losing Leads: How to Fix the Gaps in Your Marketing Strategy

Is Your Marketing Strategy Leaking Leads? I used to think my business was running like a well-oiled machine. Content? Published regularly.Emails? Sent like clockwork.Marketing strategy? Well,… mostly in place. Then, my bathroom faucet

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February 20, 20250Comments

The #1 Lie Holding Your Online Business Back

The #1 Lie Stopping You from Growing Your Online Business Ever told yourself you need one more thing before taking action? Yeah, me too. For the longest time, I convinced myself I couldn’t

February 18, 20250Comments

Is Using PLR Content Cheating? The Truth About Content Creation and Affiliate Marketing

Overcoming the Fear of “Being Found Out” A common fear among those using PLR content is, “What if my audience realizes I didn’t write this from scratch?” But here’s the reality:

February 14, 20250Comments

The Surprising Branding Lesson from St. Valentine (And How It Applies to Marketing)

The Unexpected Marketing Lesson from St. Valentine Valentine’s Day—it’s the season of roses, overpriced chocolates, and last-minute shoppers crowding the aisles. But did you know that St. Valentine isn’t just the

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February 12, 20250Comments

How to Build an Irresistible Brand: The Secret Sauce Behind Marketing Success

The Secret Sauce Behind Irresistible Brands It all started with a scandal. Not the kind that floods social media, but one that involved a noblewoman, a horse, and a ride through town—completely

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