If you want to understand how I think about digital marketing
Start here:
Why Most Digital Marketing Advice Sounds Right—and Fails Quietly
A foundation piece. This explains why so much popular advice collapses in real-world conditions.Strategy Is Choosing What Not to Do
How I approach decision-making before tactics ever enter the picture.Every Marketing Decision Is a Trade-Off
The lens I use to evaluate ideas, budgets, timelines, and priorities.
These three together give you a working model of my thinking.
If you work with clients (or agencies) and want honesty
Read these:
What Clients Think They’re Paying For vs What Actually Moves the Needle
Why Retainers Fail (And When They Don’t)
The Gap Between Proposals and Reality
These pieces exist because the industry rarely talks about the uncomfortable parts out loud.
If you’re interested in how experience changes perspective
Start with:
Advice I Used to Give—and No Longer Do
What Experience Changed My Mind About Scaling
The Difference Between Knowing More and Knowing Better
These aren’t confessions. They’re evidence of learning velocity.
If you care about systems, constraints, and long-term thinking
Begin here:
Why Constraints Improve Strategy
How I Prioritise When Everything Feels Important
Why Simplifying Beats Optimising Most of the Time
This is where marketing stops being tactics and starts being systems thinking.
What this site is (and isn’t)
This site is:
A place where I examine how marketing decisions are made
A space to challenge advice that sounds good but fails in practice
A way to think clearly in public, without pretending complexity doesn’t exist
This site is not:
A beginner’s guide to digital marketing
A collection of “tips & tricks”
A promise that everything works for everyone
If you’re looking for certainty, this may frustrate you.
If you’re interested in judgment, you’re in the right place.
Everything here is written from active client work and revision, not theory..
You don’t have to agree with everything here.
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