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Neil Patel has a 34 point plan for marketing!

Like that time Martin Luther nailed his grievances to the church door, Internet Marketing Personality Neil Patel has published his own list: The 34 Marketing Principles I Live By!



While almost as long as Sam Hinkie's Resignation Letter to the Sixers organization, Neil's thoughts on trusting the process are a little less esoteric.

The tips include things such as:

The numbers never lie
Marketing tends to get more expensive over time
Don't take shortcuts
Go against conventional marketing wisdom
Don't hire people you need to train if you want to grow fast

For more details on Neil's 18 years of marketing wisdom, read the full article here!

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