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Social Media Marketing: The Underrated Value of Consistency

The actual strategy for social media marketing changes with platform, demographics, and your production value/budget, but the mindset you approach this marketing with shouldn’t. Like co-hosts Laura and Julia talk about in their episode, The

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Why Your Outsourced Marketing Needs to Be Human

As “marketing as an app” services further integrate AI and automation into their client onboarding and interactions, the value to businesses that need marketing done for them drops. As covered in the episode, The Human

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Marketing from First Principles: Two Things to Remember

The latest marketing tool, a “game-changing” app, and the social media landscape: these are constantly in flux with new options and promises of being the next big thing. Whether you’re just starting marketing or starting

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How to Use AI in Marketing: Treat It Like an Intern

AI is everywhere, promising everything, but businesses that have gone all-in often find the shortcomings themselves. In the podcast episode AI Won’t Save You—If You Suck at Marketing, co-hosts Julia and Laura talk about these

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Two Ways to Supercharge Your Social Media Marketing

Social media marketing is a powerful tool for any business, but it can become easy to focus solely on social media to the detriment of all your other marketing efforts. This is a topic discussed

Meta’s Shift: The End of 3rd Party Fact-Checking

Familiar with the “false information” labels that pop up underneath Facebook and Instagram posts? If you’ve seen them, you’ve likely noticed that third-party fact-checkers have been the ones determining whether misleading information is being spread.