Author Archives: Broc Gardner

Does Your Phone Actually Read Your Thoughts? (No, But Its Kind Of Worse Than That)

This topic came up on the podcast after one of the guys brought up something from his weekend with family – apparently his brother is fully convinced his phone is literally picking up his thoughts, not just listening through the mic, but somehow reading his mind directly. So naturally we had to unpack that one. […]

Has Your Marketing Approach Actually Changed In The Last Year? (Mine Hasn’t, And Heres Why)

Someone asked recently what marketing habit we’ve changed in the last year, mentioning that they personally started spending less time chasing every new trend and more time doubling down on what consistently works. Good instinct honestly. But when I sat with that question, my honest answer was… no, it really hasn’t changed for me. I’ve […]

The AI Marketing Advice That Sounded Great But Totally Falls Apart In Practice

We got asked what marketing advice sounded amazing in theory but just didn’t hold up once we actually tried it. Honestly a lot of advice depends heavily on your industry, your audience, your specific goals – what works for one business flops for another. But the one that stands out most right now is all […]

The Marketing Skill I Underestimated: Actually Knowing How to Build a Website

Someone asked us recently what marketing skill turned out to be way more important than expected. A lot of people default to saying traffic matters most, or maybe copywriting, positioning, branding, understanding audience intent, all that stuff. And sure those matter. But for me personally the answer was actual web design and development skills, because […]

Is Marketing Actually a Trust Problem Now, Not a Traffic Problem?

Ok so this is something we’ve been talking about on the podcast lately and I honestly can’t stop thinking about it. A few years back every conversation around marketing was all about getting more clicks, more followers, more site visits. That was basically the whole game. But lately it feels like thats not really the […]