A CALM WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR MARKETERS
Every Sunday, Marty walks you through what's new, what actually worked and what you can safely ignore. Five calm minutes, like a friend who keeps up so you don't have to.
EVERY SUNDAY
01 · WHAT'S NEW
The few changes that matter this week, with no rush to act on any of them.
02 · WHAT WORKED
Real results from real teams, small ones included, that you can try on Monday.
03 · WHAT'S HYPE
The loud stuff you can let float by. If it matters, it will still be there next week.
04 · SIGN-OFF
A short, honest note to end on, because this work is a lot some weeks.
Every item gets a simple forecast, so you know at a glance what deserves your attention and what doesn't.
One coffee's worth of reading. If a week is quiet, the issue is short.
No 'you're falling behind', no 50-tool lists, no countdowns. You're doing fine.
Real opinions, including 'I tried it and it wasn't worth it', and owning it when Marty gets one wrong.
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Marty is written by Biju Nambiar, co-founder of Comsense Technologies, who has worked in marketing and technology since 2000. Biju started this newsletter for his community of martech professionals, to help them feel calm rather than behind while the hype and the news seem to change marketing every weekend.
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