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New sightings of the moral police šØ
This is interesting:
Iāve seen lots of āanti-marketing rhetoricā lately.
From⦠marketers!
For example:
A marketing consultant saying that marketing is cringeyā¦
And she doesnāt want to be associated with āmanipulative marketers.ā
All while marketing herself on social media.
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Itās kind of like those posts making fun of consumersā¦
Who complain about capitalismā¦
While typing on their iPhone with a Starbucks drink.
Thereās plenty of discussion to be hadā¦
About how to improve the ethics of marketingā¦
Or the more complex problems of economicsā¦
But we often benefit greatly from the very things we complain about.
One of the problems with being a āmoralistā all the timeā¦
Is that we miss the following fact:
Marketing isnāt inherently good or bad.
And without it, you would not be able to enjoy many of the things you do.
Not your favorite music⦠shows⦠food⦠moviesā¦
The device youāre using right now to read thisā¦
These all have to be marketed.
I agree that words like āmarketā have a dehumanizing sound to themā¦
So letās humanize our businesses.
Letās talk to real peopleā¦
And be a real person ourselvesā¦
And put more thought into our offers and how theyāre affecting people.
I personally love marketing, copywriting and media.
Iām utterly mind blown that I can send unlimited messages to people all across the entire worldā¦
That I can use this media to build a sustainable 5 or 6+ figure business that matches my interests and passions.
Thatās all marketing is⦠getting the word out about āsomethingā to other people.
You can use media to āmarketā messages of hope and joy⦠or you can snake oil your way into peopleās pocketbooksā¦
And you can use it for everything in-between.
The most important thing is to stop looking at what others are doing.
Thatās how you drop the ball quicker than anything else.
Then⦠do it the way YOU want to do it.
Build a hustle or business around your interests, ethics, and valuesā¦
Youāre in control of your life and what you do.
You get to decide what marketing really is based on what you do.
-Rachelle C Davis
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