Thread by @FindJimClair

This didn't seem to post yesterday. I'll try again & expand. The article makes key points calling out marketing hypocrisy. It relates to direct online marketing experts. It's laughable @ryandeiss, who pays to polish his online image, says he'll change
marketingweek.com/mark-ritson-bl…

Ryan - you and your buddies @DigitalMktr create pen name characters and a stock image to sell prepper stuff. 2, can you really trust a person who pays to hide their uglies well documented by Salty Droid?

And how many African American's do you have in War Room?

Here's a plan..

Instead of baloney "invest" put some skin in the game. Make WarRoom FREE w/o any bullshit upsell tactics to African American's. Next, why don't you, Perry, and Roland for FREE take on black-owned businesses and put your marketing muscle behind it. YOU handle it all. For a year...

Then at the end of the year, maybe you guys take a 5% cut of the business. And I mean you handle it ALL. With all your "marketing commandments."

Aside from the pay to make myself look good Deiss's - it's ridiculous these gurus now say they can do more. When they sling so much...

Concealed bullshit to begin with. Fake names. Fake personalities. Cheap perishable products. Constant upsell schemes. Then going on to say "it's time for me to change" just to keep up the image.

I applaud the intent to change. But if your money is where your mouth is...

You need some serious introspection. Because the bullshit stinks when you more than 90% of your marketing is to see how you can boost conversions with aggressive tactics selling perishable products.