Most businesses say they’re running campaigns.
Very few actually are.

In Part 3 of this January series, Amanda and Phil break down what a real marketing campaign is, what it is not, and why so many businesses are unknowingly sabotaging their results by overcomplicating everything.

This episode introduces a deceptively simple rule that drives real conversions and explains why clarity beats creativity every single time. If your campaigns feel scattered, confusing, or underperforming, it’s probably not a content problem. It’s a clarity problem.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

• What a marketing campaign actually is (and what it’s not)
• Why sending emails and posting during a sale does not equal a campaign
• The role a campaign plays in achieving your objective
• Why confused customers do not convert
• The three essential components every campaign needs
• How over-educating buyers can cost you sales
• Why simplicity outperforms complexity in real-world marketing
• How to spot messaging that’s too broad to convert
  
  

What’s Coming Next

This episode sets the foundation for the final part of the series. Next week we’re covering funnel stages, where people actually convert, and how broken funnels quietly drain your marketing budget.

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