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Great Marketing Takes An Army

Published 10 months ago • 1 min read

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Read Time: 1.5 Minutes

Great Marketing Takes An Army

Most companies (+50%) fail for the same reason.

They lack the basic principles of Marketing and as a result, they lack core business principles.

There are a few things you need if you want to have a chance at success:

  1. Vision
  2. Product-Market-Fit (PMF)
  3. Internal Belief
  4. Market Awareness
  5. Execution Ability
  6. Analysis & Reporting Ability

Without all of these, you’re doomed.

42% of companies fail just from lacking PMF alone.

95% of companies have a vision statement or mission statement that means nothing. Or at least isn’t being executed against in daily activity. It’s just another box to check by a lazy team.

War & Business

There are a lot of commonalities between war and business.

Battles are lost every day for the same reasons.

  1. We don’t know why we’re going to war
  2. We don’t know if our army is actually capable of winning
  3. We don’t believe in the cause
  4. We have no idea what the enemy is doing
  5. We have terrible tactics and equipment
  6. We never learn from our failures

Stop what you’re doing. Stop everything.

Don’t waste another year.

2024 is going to be a critical win/fail year for millions of businesses (small & large) all over the world. Do you believe you’re ready?

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