#1 Marketing Skill That Will Get You Hired in 2021 (Hint: Not SEO or PPC) | Ep. #1535
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In episode #1535, we give you the one marketing skill that will get you hired in 2020 – and it is not SEO or PPC! As Andrew Chen famously said, “All marketing channels eventually go to shit.” This means that if you still want to get seen, you need to start thinking more creatively! Tune in to hear more!
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- [00:25] Today’s topic: 1 Marketing Skill That Will Get You Hired in 2021.
- [00:38] Creativity is the number one skill that will get you hired!
- [00:48] Our marketing channels ‘eventually go to shit,’ so success requires creativity.
- [01:18] Russel Brunson’s MP3 player strategy as an example of creative marketing.
- [01:30] Neil’s creative branding strategy that is using the TV commercial format.
- [02:02] Getting around ‘banner blindness’ by keeping things fresh.
- [02:39] How Eric and his team got more creative in their Consulting School program.
- [03:10] The need for more truly creative people and what skills they should have.
- [03:35] Knowledge of execution will take your value one step further.
- [03:56] Iterating quickly, a common discussion in Eric’s Consulting School program.
- [04:24] That’s it for today!
- [04:25] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information or call us on 310-349-3785!
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