- How to make 1 + 1 = 4.
- Data informed not data driven.
- Bunnies multiply, and so does organic traffic.
- Nostalgia.
- Peer pressure.
- Above the fold.
- What the customer wants to buy before they do.
- How to scale a Facebook ad campaign.
- How to rank #1 on Google.
- How to turn a PR nightmare into an advantage.
- How to tell a story in five words.
- How to mute in Zoom.
- How to reach 1000 people before most people even wake up.
- How to find the needle in a data haystack.
- Easter eggs.
- Unboxing.
- Couponing.
- What’s on the homepage.
- Your and you’re.
- Bundling.
- What’s in AARP this month.
- Google dynamic ads.
- How to create a webinar email.
- The last offer that made you buy something.
- The quietest walking path.
- The internet password.
- Betty Crocker.
- Product value.
- Product cost.
- Hockey stick.
- Icebreakers.
- Why the chicken crossed the road.
- Storyboarding.
- Marketing automation trends.
- Curiosity.
- The Old Spice Smell Like a Man, Man campaign.
- Less form fields < Mad-lib style form fields < no form fields.
- Impact vs. urgency matrix.
- The avoid at all cost list.
- The rule of 3.
- No one wants to work in a “fast-paced environment.”
- Minimalism.
- Oranges to oranges.
- Apples to oranges.
- Studio Ghibli.
- Jane Goodall.
- What people worry about.
- RASIC.
- Why plain text emails work best.
- The Metaverse.
- Fortnite.
- Animal Crossing.
- How to not respond to an email for a day.
- Google Analytics.
- How to write a blog post that gets views forever.
- Facebook ads.
- How to create a landing page.
- The problem.
- A photogenic dog or a photogenic baby.
- What makes a font easy to read.
- That multi-tasking doesn’t work.
- Pareto’s law.
- Reed Hastings.
- How to set trip wires.
- Your customers’ other interests.
- Benefits vs. Features.
- The latest memes.
- The sales close rate.
- Where your library card is.
- People like people like themselves.
- Simple economics.
- There are lies, damn lies, and your Powerpoint presentation chart.
- Paid traffic converts better than organic.
- What devices customers use.
- Website load time.
- Phil Knight.
- Types of pricing.
- Types of sales.
- Facebook Groups.
- Product value exchange, content value exchange, social value exchange.
- The double jeopardy law.
- What’s trending on Netflix.
- What’s trending on Google.
- Banksy.
- The Medici effect.
- What’s funny? (And why!)
- ADA compliance. And that the bare minimum is not enough.
- Mickey Mouse.
- Minimalism.
- Twitter.
- The Einstellung effect.
- Confirmation bias.
- Justin Bieber and BTS and Billy Joel and Future.
- Serena Williams and Kobe Bryant and Crystal Dunn and Oprah Winfrey and Jalaiah Harmon and Nora Lum.
- And why Google answers that with its own content.
- Diversity and inclusivity.
- How to manipulate supply and demand.
- How to pick the right hashtags.
- The Goldilocks amount of hashtags.
- More revenue or cut costs?
- Website traffic.
- Website conversion.
- Blog traffic.
- Email opens.
- Scooby-Doo.
- Canva or Sketch.
- The three types of balance.
- Why you think marketing does good.
- Twilight.
- Six degrees of separation.
- When to say thank you.
- When to say no.
- Why they market both HBO and Game of Thrones.
- The color wheel.
- What your boss thinks they want.
- What your boss needs.
- David Ogilvy.
- Sentence structure.
- Who pays.
- Who profits.
- Your neighbors.
- Reciprocity.
- Abandon cart rate.
- The cost of acquisition versus retention.
- Customer lifetime value.
- Rate of repeat purchase.
- The budget.
- Reward systems.
- Statistical significance.
- The Pomodoro technique.
- The recency effect.
- How to sell your ideas.
- How competitive the blog post landscape is.
- Google Alerts.
- <– Odd numbers grab attention.
- Significant sample size.
- Types of flash sales.
- At least one customer, personally.
- GDPR.
- Can SPAM.
- WordPress.
- Major holidays.
- Minor holidays.
- Offline CPMs vs. Online CPMs.
- Multiple CMS.
- A href and hreflang.
- The half-life of a pin on Pinterest.
- Combinatory play.
- Different forms of payment.
- Tiktok.
- LinkedIn.
- Amazon’s subscribe and save.
- Amazon’s one-click purchase.
- Chewy’s surprise and delight.
- Who does the customer support.
- How.
- Who makes the sale.
- How.
- Reddit.
- The rainbow.
- How to inspire people to link to your website.
- What time of day people search for your product.
- When during the week people get bored.
- When they get happy.
- TikTok.
- eBay.
- Emojis.
- Sunk cost fallacy.
- What’s eye-catching.
- What’s not.
- The open rate of text messages.
- All the ways your product is used.
- How to name it.
- Who recommends your product.
- Qualitative vs. quantitative.
- Why it failed.
- Why it succeeded.
- Banner specs.
- Vlookup.
- How to wear someone else’s shoes.
- Social algorithms (Instagram saves!).
- Principles of war.
- Shopify.
- How many words across should be on a page.
- Contrast.
- Beanie babies.
- Cabbage patch kids.
- What the kids think slaps.
- What’s on the Top 40.
- What’s on the bottom 40.
- Love.
- Death.
- Fear.
- SnapChat.
- Direct mail.
- Loss aversion.
- Need to complete.
- Voice search.
- Visual search.
- Bottom up forecasting.
- Earned vs. owned. vs paid.
- The value proposition.
- The right question.
- Brand voice.
- The smell of a lilac tree…and how that applies to marketing.
- The brand’s hex codes.
- How to make the Leaning Tower of Pisa straight.
- How to reduce your Google brand ad spend.
- Occam’s razor.
- The keyword.
- And where to use it.
- Sound marketing.
- First-principles thinking.
- Schrodinger’s Cat.
- Double footer.
- Bounce rate.
- Your most compelling lead capture offer.
- How to bring people together.
- How to split them apart.
- How to start and end a meeting on time.
- Time tracking.
- The newest words.
- How to juggle.
- The Grimm Brothers.
- Contrast.
- Exclusivity.
- 3D printing.
- How to remove brand terms from non-brand search campaigns.
- How to evolve a brand.
- How people get to your shop.
- Why they stay.
- Why they leave.
- The paradox of choice.
- FAQs.
- Your user manual.
- Prototype on paper.
- Youtube.
- Good Bordeaux.
- Gifs.
- What you don’t know.
- Podcasting.
- Sentence structure.
- How to start from scratch.
- How to hold attention, even when nothing is new.
- Why movie studios make sequels.
- Word clouds.
- Distribution.
- New words.
- That’s all folks!
- Adiós.
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