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My Weekly Marketing · May 19 · 11 min

Stop Burning Down Your Marketing

Ever “fixed” your marketing by blowing it up and starting over… then felt worse? If you’ve ever felt the urge to start fresh with a new website, a new lead magnet, a new niche, or a totally new strategy, this is your reminder that the problem is often not that you need something new. The problem is "scattered marketing" and the quiet habit of reinventing before anything has time to be tested and refined. We talk through why entrepreneurs chase the dopamine of new ideas, how the IKEA effect makes brand new offers feel more magical than the ones already in the world, and why optimization is the unglamorous place where revenue actually grows. That means conversion rate optimization, clearer messaging, stronger hooks, better calls to action, improved follow-up sequences, and a smoother customer journey from “interested” to “ready to buy.” Send us Fan Mail Support the show Free Marketing Gap Audit

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Ever “fixed” your marketing by blowing it up and starting over… then felt worse? 

If you’ve ever felt the urge to start fresh with a new website, a new lead magnet, a new niche, or a totally new strategy, this is your reminder that the problem is often not that you need something new. The problem is "scattered marketing" and the quiet habit of reinventing before anything has time to be tested and refined. 

We talk through why entrepreneurs chase the dopamine of new ideas, how the IKEA effect makes brand new offers feel more magical than the ones already in the world, and why optimization is the unglamorous place where revenue actually grows. 

That means conversion rate optimization, clearer messaging, stronger hooks, better calls to action, improved follow-up sequences, and a smoother customer journey from “interested” to “ready to buy.” 

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