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Struggle Huddle #1: Max DB
Welcome to Episode One of The Struggle Huddle, where we kick things off with Max DB: content wizard, entrepreneur, website roaster, and all-around delight.
We talk about how Max fell into marketing by accident, became a community manager before it was a real job, and slowly shape-shifted into one of the sharpest SEO and CRO minds on the internet. He claims it’s all because he’s a good writer. I believe him.
In this episode, you'll hear:
— The difference between “vibe writing” and actually knowing what you're doing
— Why your click-through rate might not matter at all
— What to change on your homepage before someone cries
— Whether being a little data dweeb is required to succeed in SEO (answer: kinda)
— And how marketing is actually just going to the gym, but for your brain
Max also talks about running four businesses at once, working a billion hours a week, and finding peace by outsourcing the stuff he doesn’t want to learn. If you're burnt out, building something, or simply baffled by what CRO even is, this one's a banger.
Struggle Huddle is officially back.
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By Em ThomasWelcome to Episode One of The Struggle Huddle, where we kick things off with Max DB: content wizard, entrepreneur, website roaster, and all-around delight.
We talk about how Max fell into marketing by accident, became a community manager before it was a real job, and slowly shape-shifted into one of the sharpest SEO and CRO minds on the internet. He claims it’s all because he’s a good writer. I believe him.
In this episode, you'll hear:
— The difference between “vibe writing” and actually knowing what you're doing
— Why your click-through rate might not matter at all
— What to change on your homepage before someone cries
— Whether being a little data dweeb is required to succeed in SEO (answer: kinda)
— And how marketing is actually just going to the gym, but for your brain
Max also talks about running four businesses at once, working a billion hours a week, and finding peace by outsourcing the stuff he doesn’t want to learn. If you're burnt out, building something, or simply baffled by what CRO even is, this one's a banger.
Struggle Huddle is officially back.