Marketing

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Make Small Marketing Moments Matter

Small client touchpoints can pay off in a big way By Adam Mohrbacher Many people assume that the best way to market their business is through a large marketing campaign. But the truth is, such initiatives can often be prohibitively…

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Try Your Hand at Zero Click Marketing

Marketing best practices are changing again. Are you ready to ride the wave?   By Adam Mohrbacher It can seem too cliché to say it, but these days, nothing truly stays the same for long. Even the internet search engine,…

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A boy stands thoughtfully in front of a chalkboard maze, where a red line takes a shortcut from point A to B—symbolizing how the 4 C’s of marketing can act as a smart shortcut.

Mastering The 4-C Framework

By Adam Mohrbacher Nail the customer pitch in four easy steps Shortcuts are usually talked about in negative terms. For instance, you often hear “there are no shortcuts in life” or how “nothing worth having in life comes easy.” Such…

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Add The 1:3:1 Rule To Your Marketing Toolkit

Short on marketing time? Try this repeatable framework for your marketing copy. By Adam Mohrbacher As any busy title agency knows, finding sufficient time for marketing campaigns can be an uphill battle—even if it is critical to your long-term goals.…

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Writing In An Era Of Shortened Attention Spans

Attention spans are shorter than ever; make sure your copy adapts! By Adam Mohrbacher In William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, one line has always stuck out to me: “Brevity is the soul of wit.” As with most things, the bard was spot-on…

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