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The Engineeringification of Marketing: Why Every Marketer Needs to Think Like a Builder
AI is turning marketing into an engineering discipline. Marketers who think like builders will win.
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Gen Marketer: Why AI-Powered Generalists Are Replacing Marketing Specialists
Updated:Gen Marketers are AI-powered generalists replacing marketing specialists. Learn why Emily Kramer's framework is reshaping B2B marketing teams.
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What The F*** Is a Marketing Campaign?
A marketing campaign is not just a paid ad burst. It's a coordinated initiative with a message, audience, and metrics — run like a small agile project. Here's what a campaign actually is.
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Marketing Fundamentals That Never Change
The 8 marketing fundamentals that separate teams driving business outcomes from teams producing marketing outputs. Three non-negotiables and five multipliers.
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Nobody Knows Who You Are (And That's Your Real Marketing Problem)
Most B2B companies confuse brand recognition with brand recall. They invest in logos, colours, and campaigns while ignoring what actually wins deals — being the name that surfaces before buyers start evaluating.
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MCPs, CLIs, and Skills: Which AI Interface Fits Your Marketing Workflow?
MCPs, CLIs, and Skills aren't competing standards. They solve different problems. Here's when to use each one — and why your marketing team probably needs all three.
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The AI SITE Framework: 6 On-Page Tweaks to Get Cited by ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews
Jesse Schoberg's AI SITE framework helped 60% of DropInBlog customers get more AI mentions in one week. Here are the six on-page changes you can make to your existing content today.
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The Impact-Probability Framework: Prioritise Experiments Using Expected Value
The Impact-Probability (IP) framework uses expected value to prioritise growth experiments. Learn how this simplified ICE alternative helps marketing teams pick the right experiments.