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The reason people will stop using AI to do their emails… their ads… pretty much any form of content… Is […]

(1) It will make you INSTANTLY stand out in a sea of the same ol’ same ol’ graphics-heavy marketing emails.

Picture this: You’re at a movie festival/event, and someone with a camera comes up to you and asks you… „What

All right, something different for an email today. I’ll break down that one 5-minute segment of Hank pitching Gus Fring

=== HARRY: So the operator selects the site? RAY: Yeah. HARRY: He picks the property? RAY: Right. HARRY: You provide

There’s this bar in Soho UK, where you pay £100 for a bottle of champagne. (It’s also not really champagne

Was the title of a post in r/FacebookAds. And all say is that the comments were a bloodbath: === Cost

„Holy shit“ were the exact words I uttered out loud after putting my calculator down a mere five minutes ago.

Just finished ordering some more of my usual protein powder BUT this time from another store… (The one I order

„But what about people’s short attention spans?“ the journalist asked, intrigued. „Who will read four pages in small type?“ „Aha!“

Rant incoming. So some context: About a month ago, a guy brutally stabbed his girlfriend 30 times – killing her

So my pet cat of nearly 10 years is slowly dying – she has an inoperable brain tumour that’s going

The „report as spam“ feature was initially invented to combat the growing amount of emails which looked like fraud, scam,

So I have just finished reading Google’s blog post titled: „Gmail is entering the Gemini era“ (Gemini being Google’s very

(1) It will make you stand out from the competition – almost no one emails a few times a week,

You may remember that pretty “controversial” email I sent out recently… (At least by the number of responses I got

I debated whether I wanted to send this email out or not… But I ultimately decided to do it –

Take a look at this headline I read in the “Opinion” section of the Wall Street Journal today: How Trump

I am an email marketer by trade – and therefore carry a certain bias – so take this email with

Since 2026 is just around the corner, I thought I’d end the year by revealing the 3 core business rules