🎁 Something for you

Happy Tuesday! 👋

In this edition, we're going to keep it short and sweet.

We want to do an experiment. And we need your help.

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In next weeks edition, we'll get back to regular programming with a marketing insight you don't want to miss.

With that, let's get into what we have in store this week (lots of good stuff):

  • Marketing news from the past week (lots from Google)

  • The winning formula for long term growth

  • Content strategy for horizontal SaaS

  • How AI will help SEO

  • How to beat bigger competitors

  • Ad from the past

  • Website of the week

  • Cool marketing jobs

  • And much more

🗞 In the news

🚀 All things growth & product

Unlocking growth for high-frication products, a winning formula for long-term growth, the right way to set goals for growth, and selling customer satisfaction vs vision.

💭 Guess the riddle

Imagine you are in a dark room. How do you get out?

Answer is at the bottom of this email

✍️ Content, branding, & emails

Creating a content strategy for horizontal SaaS, three examples of gravity in a content strategy, what the best brands do, and strategies to increase your email open rates.

⚙️ SEO

How AI will help SEO, what an algorithm update can do, and how to write blog posts that rank on Google.

💯 Analytics & web design

Using product analytics, the AARRR funnel explained, and how to design a user-friendly paywall that converts.

🧠 Extra stuff

Asking about career goals in 1:1s, drink branding, and how to beat bigger competitors.

📣 Ad from the past

Spring Feeling Shampoo ad

(Spring Feeling ad from the 1980s)

💻 Website of the week

🏝 Cool remote marketing jobs

Okay, that's it for now 💛. See you next Tuesday!

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“This is how humans are: We question all our beliefs, except for the ones that we really believe in, and those we never think to question.” — Orson Scott Card

Riddle answer: Stop imagining