Your Digital Marketing Coach with Neal Schaffer

LinkedIn in 2026 isn't social media — and if you're still treating it like Instagram's boring cousin, you're leaving the biggest opportunity in B2B marketing on the table. Four out of five LinkedIn members drive business decisions, but only about 5% of them post strategically. That's not a crowded room. That's a wide-open one.

In this episode, I share the most engaging parts of the keynote I am delivering this week at the Digital Marketing Summit at Nova Southeastern University — including the Business Engine Framework for LinkedIn that I built the talk around, and why LinkedIn is now the one platform where search, email, and social actually converge.

Tune in to discover:

• Why your LinkedIn profile needs to function like an inbound landing page, not a resume — and the 220-character headline test that tells you if yours is working
• The four cylinders of the LinkedIn Business Engine (profile, network, content, relationships) and why most marketers are running on just one or two
• The 95/5 rule that should change how you think about every connection request you send
• Why LinkedIn is now the #1 most cited domain for professional queries across ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews — and what that means for your long-form content strategy
• The 50/50 content mix and the 90/10 rule for why your personal profile should carry 90% of your LinkedIn activity
• The Butterfly Effect case study: how one CEO built $2.6M in revenue with no sales team, no cold outreach, no ads — just LinkedIn
• A 30-day, one-cylinder-at-a-time plan you can start this week

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Most businesses treat social media like a task to check off. Post something, hope it performs, repeat. But according to today's guest, that's exactly why most businesses are getting mediocre results — because social media isn't a task. It's a craft.

I sit down with Jon-Stephen Stansel — social media manager turned entertainment industry freelancer and author of The 10 Principles of Effective Social Media Marketing — for a conversation about what actually works on social media in 2026. Jon-Stephen has managed social for Texas State University, worked on Prime Video's Invincible, Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, the Avatar franchise, and is currently working on Beast Games for MrBeast. Through all of it, he's distilled social media into 10 principles inspired by designer Dieter Rams — evergreen enough to be true a decade ago and still true today.

We cover why goals — not followers or viral moments — are the only real starting point, why audience alignment needs to happen before any content gets created, how to find and hire the right social media help without getting burned, how to measure social media success in a way that actually means something to your business, and why the most important principle of all is that social media is fundamentally human — even in the age of AI.

If you've ever wondered why your social media efforts aren't translating into real business results, this episode will show you where to look.

KEY TOPICS

• Jon-Stephen's career path: from ESL teacher to university social media manager to entertainment industry freelancer
• How a personal brand on Twitter led to a freelance career working on Invincible, Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Avatar, and Beast Games for MrBeast
• The inspiration behind The 10 Principles of Effective Social Media Marketing — Dieter Rams' 10 Principles of Good Design
• Why goals are the foundation of any social media strategy — and how to make them realistic
• The Texas Department of Transportation example: when C-suite goals and audience needs don't align
• Why audience alignment must come before content creation — not after
• How Jon-Stephen researches audiences: Reddit, burner Facebook accounts, fan communities, and tools like Brandwatch
• How to find a passionate audience even for a brand nobody is talking about yet (the "fandels" scented candle community example)
• Why social media is a craft, not a chore — and what that means for who you hire
• The social media mechanic analogy: you can pump the gas, but sometimes you need an expert
• Where to find good social media help: LinkedIn, community referrals, and spotting brands doing it well
• Red flags when hiring: promises that sound too good to be true and bought followers
• What to prepare before handing social over to anyone: brand voice documents and tone guidelines
• How to align social media metrics with business goals — and why follower count is the wrong measure
• The campus tour example: how to triangulate social media ROI when direct attribution isn't possible
• Why social media education for executives is a constant, never-ending process
• How to use competitor analysis and Meta's Ad Library to set realistic expectations for clients
• Paid social, UGC, influencer marketing — how to decide what to activate and when
• The 15-minutes-morning, 15-minutes-evening routine for solo entrepreneurs with limited time
• The guiding principle above all others: social media marketing is human — and why that matters even more in the age of AI
• Why responding to your audience — even with a simple congratulations — creates outsized loyalty

GUEST LINKS

• The 10 Principles of Effective Social Media Marketing
• Website
• Social media: @jstanse

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Two years ago, 60% of consumers said they were fine with AI-generated content. Today that number has dropped to 26%. Consumers are rejecting AI content faster than marketers can create it — and the brands that ignore this are paying a steep price.

In this episode, I'm sharing the full breakdown of the keynote I delivered at DigiMarCon West in Hollywood — a presentation called People, Not Prompts. It's built around the SES framework from my book Digital Threads: Search, Email, and Social working together as one connected system. But more importantly, it's about the layer on top of that system that AI simply cannot replicate: people.

I walk through why the bottleneck in marketing has shifted from execution to strategy, what the SES framework looks like with an updated AI-era lens, how brands like Lego, Levi's, and Intuit got burned by going all in on AI without a strategy, and how LinkedIn has become the single platform where search, email, social, and people all converge.

Plus — I'm giving away a free copy of Maximizing LinkedIn for Business Growth to podcast listeners and YouTube viewers. Details inside.

KEY TOPICS

• Why consumer trust in AI-generated content has dropped from 60% to 26% in two years
• How 78% of consumers now say they trust content featuring real people over AI-generated content
• Three brand cautionary tales: Lego's AI Ninjago images, Levi's AI diversity models, and Intuit's TurboTax AI advisor
• Why the bottleneck in marketing has shifted from execution to strategy
• Introduction to the SES framework: Search, Email, and Social as three connected pillars
• Pillar 1 — Search: building a library of content for the entire discovery layer (Google, ChatGPT, TikTok)
• ChatGPT's 900 million weekly active users and AI search visitors converting at 4.4x the rate of organic search
• Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) — the new content game
• Only 12% of URLs cited by AI rank in Google's top 10 — why this is a different game from traditional SEO
• Pillar 2 — Email: why 98 out of 100 website visitors leave without converting and how to fix it
• Email ROI: $36–$44 per $1 spent, 4.24% conversion rate vs. social media's 0.59%
• Pillar 3 — Social: platform-authentic content, the zero-click approach, and the Duolingo example
• The Duolingo 'Death of Duo' campaign and its 25,000% increase in brand mentions
• The people ecosystem: employees, customers, partners, and creators as your content layer
• UGC stats: 88% peer trust, 137% higher purchase likelihood, 161% higher conversion rates
• Deloitte's 250-person internal creator program: 400M impressions, 10,000 leads, $13M earned media
• Why LinkedIn is the proof of concept for the entire SCS framework
• LinkedIn as the #1 most-cited domain across ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Perplexity
• Neal's LinkedIn newsletter: 8,200+ organic subscribers, 30% open rate
• The Butterfly Effect case study: $2.6M in revenue with no sales team, no ads, no cold outreach
• Three homework questions to identify your starting point this week
• Free copy of Maximizing LinkedIn for Business Growth at nealschaffer.com/freebook-podcast

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I've been saying for years that marketing is increasingly visual — whether it's social media, YouTube, websites, or even AI-generated content. But most of us aren't designers, and we're winging it when it comes to visual branding. My guest today is Jim MacLeod, author of The Visual Marketer, and he's someone I've known for about a decade — back when I co-founded the Social Tools Summit and invited him to speak about visual social media from a B2B perspective. Jim has a rare combination of graphic design expertise and deep marketing strategy knowledge, and in this conversation he breaks down how to think about visual identity from a customer-first perspective, why consistency matters more than creativity when building your brand, and how to align your visual content strategy with actual customer research. Whether you're a solopreneur designing your own graphics in Canva or a marketing leader managing a creative team, this episode will change how you think about the visuals that represent your business.

KEY TOPICS:

• Jim's career path from graphic designer to B2B marketing strategist at Extreme Networks
• Why designers who understand the end customer produce dramatically better marketing assets
• How to develop a visual brand identity that resonates with your audience, not just looks good
• The importance of customer research and focus groups in shaping your brand identity
• Why consistency matters more than creativity — and when to resist the urge to rebrand
• Repurposing visual content: building a content calendar around a pillar piece with pre- and post-promotion
• When to brand heavily vs. when to keep it subtle (thought leadership vs. solution content)
• Applying lean startup thinking to visual content strategy and product development
• How people visually move through an image and why that matters for engagement
• Tools and approaches for non-designers to create effective visual marketing

RESOURCES & LINKS:

• The Visual Marketer by Jim MacLeod —https://amzn.to/4vc1BWn 
• Visual Marketer website: https://visualmarketer.co
• Jim MacLeod's website: https://jimmacleod.com
• Jim on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmacleod

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You're using AI every day — but is it actually getting smarter about your business? For most marketers, the answer is no, because they're treating AI like a search engine instead of a workspace. In this episode, I break down the AI Workflow Flywheel that I have developed for my own business — a compound-momentum system that makes every AI conversation build on the last, so your output gets better and faster over time.

If you've ever wondered why some marketers seem to get 10x more value from the same AI tools you're using, this is the episode that closes that gap.

Tune in to discover:

• Shift your operating system: Move your daily workflows from your inbox (reactive) into AI conversations (proactive) to change how you approach every project
• Build the four-stage flywheel: Front-load context → AI learns your business → output quality improves → reinvest time savings into higher-value work
• Close the adoption-integration gap: 91% of marketers use AI, but it touches only 15% of actual marketing activities — learn to go from occasional user to fully integrated operator
• Avoid the two biggest AI mistakes: Stop treating AI as a one-off tool (build projects, not prompts) and stop bouncing between platforms without committing to one
• Move from prompt engineering to context engineering: Develop project instructions, upload files, evolve conversations over time — and let the AI's accumulated context do the heavy lifting
• Follow the 5-step action plan: Pick one workflow, open a dedicated project, front-load context, collaborate (don't just request), and come back to the same conversation next time

Links Mentioned in This Episode:

• Good to Great by Jim Collins — https://amzn.to/4t5GvXH
• Turning the Flywheel by Jim Collins - https://amzn.to/4sBy3Qj
• Jasper State of AI in Marketing Report 2026 — https://www.jasper.ai/state-of-ai-marketing-2026
• CMO Survey (Duke Fuqua / Deloitte / AMA) — https://cmosurvey.org/
• Nvidia State of AI Report 2026 — https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/state-of-ai-report-2026/
• Typing Mind (multi-model comparison tool) — https://www.typingmind.com/
• Claude by Anthropic — https://claude.ai/

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In a marketing world increasingly driven by AI-generated content and data dashboards, it's easy to start treating customers like data points instead of people. Phil Treagus-Evans — founder of UK social media agency Giraffe Social and author of Human First Marketing: The Art of Being Seen, Trusted and Remembered — makes a compelling case for why human-first marketing isn't just a philosophy. It's a competitive advantage.

In this episode, Phil and I dig into what it really means to understand your audience (hint: it goes well beyond the customer avatar), why Phil believes the traditional marketing funnel is built on a fiction, and what a pinball machine (for those that remember what one is!) has to do with the modern buyer journey. You'll also hear Phil's take on where AI helps marketers — and where it quietly undermines everything they're trying to build.

Whether you're a solopreneur, a corporate marketer, or an agency owner, this episode will give you a new mental model for how customers actually move toward a purchase — and what you can do about it.

KEY TOPICS DISCUSSED

• Why Phil started a social media agency "by accident" and what Giraffe Social does today
• Defining human-first marketing and why it's gaining urgency in the AI era
• The EMPATH framework: a customer understanding model that goes beyond the persona
• A quick, free exercise for mapping customer emotions using reviews and AI analysis
• The problem with the traditional marketing funnel — and the Pinball Method that replaces it
• Personal branding as a company growth engine, not just a vanity play
• Employee advocacy: why "employee hostage" doesn't work, and what does
• Where AI is genuinely useful in a human-first marketing strategy — and where to draw the line
• Why Phil wrote a 92,000-word book as an agency founder, and who Giraffe works with

RESOURCES & LINKS

• Buy Human First Marketing: The Art of Being Seen, Trusted and Remembered
• Connect with Phil on LinkedIn
• Check Out Phil's Agency Giraffe Social

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Note: This is Episode 442, published January 6, 2026.

You published a book, it hit #1, and the reviews were phenomenal. In the digital marketing world, that’s usually where you take a victory lap. But then the AI revolution happened. Over the last year, the fundamental ways we build relationships and create content on LinkedIn have shifted so dramatically that I knew a simple "tweak" wouldn't cut it.

I’ve spent the last several months obsessively updating Maximizing LinkedIn for Business Growth to reflect the 2026 landscape. This isn't just a minor update—it's a 70% expansion featuring five entirely new chapters. In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on the exact strategies I added to help you stay visible, professional, and profitable.

Tune in to discover:

• The AI "Ask Neal" Framework: My exact process for creating AI content that actually resonates with humans.
• The CRM Solution: Why your LinkedIn inbox is a "black hole" and how to fix it with a personal CRM system.
• Paid vs. Free: A definitive breakdown of when you should pay for Premium and when you should save your money.
• Evergreen ROI: Real-world case studies of professionals who turned simple profile optimizations into five-figure income shifts.

Key Highlights:

• [03:25] The Decision Tree: How to choose between LinkedIn Free, Premium, and Sales Navigator.
• [04:40] Content Formats: Why some "tried and true" posts are now being deprioritized by the algorithm.
• [05:55] Beyond Robotic AI: Using headshot generators and LLMs to enhance—not replace—your personal brand.
• [07:20] The DM Epiphany: Why your next big opportunity is likely already buried in your inbox.
• [13:10] Expert Endorsements: Why industry leaders like Joe Pulizzi and Jon Ferrara consider this a "Masterclass."

Links:

• Order the New Expanded Edition: [https://nealschaffer.com/maximizinglinkedinamazon]

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Most people are still "chatting" with AI. They put in a prompt, they get an answer, and they move on. But while the rest of the world is dabbling, the top 1% of marketers are building Agentic Workflows. They aren't just using AI to write; they are using it to act.

Today, I’m joined by Matt Collette, founder of Sequencr.ai. Matt has a background at Ogilvy and Edelman, and he’s here to show us how to move from being an AI novice to an AI architect. We’re talking about the "Micro-Agency of One"—a way to use autonomous agents to scale your output and strategy without ever hiring a team.

Tune in to discover:

• The Expert Gap: Why 80% of marketers are "dabblers" and how to join the expert tier.
• Instruction Layering: The secret to using separate files to hardcode logic into your AI agents.
• Autonomous Research: Why tools like Manus.im are the new gold standard for deep business analysis.
• The Synthetic Audience Hack: How to use the Code Interpreter to "game out" your marketing strategy across dozens of segments in seconds.

Key Highlights:

• [08:15] Why most users are severely under-utilizing Gen AI.
• [16:40] Chat Hygiene: How to prevent your AI from getting "confused" over time.
• [22:10] Creating "If-Then" logic for reliable marketing execution.
• [36:20] Using Code Interpreter to scale your message testing 50x.
• [42:15] The 2026 Edge: How to maintain strategic differentiation in an AI world.

Guest Links:

• Sequencr.ai
• Connect with Matt on LinkedIn

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• Buy Maximizing LinkedIn for Business Growth: https://nealschaffer.com/maximizinglinkedinamazon
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Most marketers and creators agree on one thing: “AI slop” is bad for the internet. From hallucinated facts to soulless clickbait, low‑quality AI content is blamed for ruining search results and polluting the web. But what if that narrative is missing the bigger strategic picture—and quietly putting your business at risk of becoming invisible in an AI‑first world?

In this solo episode, digital marketing author and consultant Neal Schaffer makes a contrarian case: a specific, ethical form of AI‑assisted content may actually be your only path to discoverability in 2026 and beyond. As search behavior shifts from short keywords to long, conversational prompts, we’ve moved from the classic “long tail” of SEO into what Neal calls the long‑long‑tail—an environment where having just a few great pieces of content is no longer enough.

Neal breaks down the three tiers of AI slop, the four guardrails of responsible AI volume, and a practical framework for turning one flagship asset into dozens of ultra‑specific answers that both humans and LLMs can find. If you’re a B2B entrepreneur, marketing leader, or service provider worried about spam, brand damage, or ethics, this episode gives you a grounded, no‑fluff playbook for staying visible without sacrificing your standards.

Tune In to Discover:

• Why AI search and LLMs have exploded the “query space” and what Neal means by the long‑long‑tail.
• The three tiers of AI slop—garbage, neutral filler, and structured AI-assisted content—and which one you should actually embrace.
• How to avoid becoming a “ghost to Google and LLMs” by strategically scaling helpful, on‑brand content.
• The four guardrails of responsible AI volume: source, accuracy, brand voice, and utility.
• Neal’s fractal repurposing workflow to turn one podcast, webinar, or blog post into 20+ focused answers aligned with real AI queries.
• How to use tools like Otter.ai and Clearscope to transcribe, extract questions, and see where Google Gemini and ChatGPT are already citing your content.

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Most marketers and experts don’t have a conversion problem—they have a messaging problem. Their websites, emails, and content are packed with facts, features, and “I help…” statements that never touch the emotional brain that actually decides to buy. In the age of AI-generated content and endless noise, it’s the human story behind your offer that cuts through and converts.

In this episode of Your Digital Marketing Coach, I’m joined by Aurora Winter—Hollywood-trained storyteller, entrepreneur, and author of ten books, including Turn Words Into Wealth and Marketing Fast Track. Aurora has helped entrepreneurs, attorneys, and experts transform their “invisible” expertise into powerful IP, profitable books, and seven-figure opportunities by fixing how they talk about what they do.

We dive into the specific messaging shifts that turn flat copy into compelling stories, why your brand will determine whether you compete on value or race to the bottom on price, and how to use books, video, and AI-era search engines (Amazon, YouTube, and beyond) to establish real authority. If you’re serious about building a B2B brand that sells without screaming “buy now,” this conversation is your playbook.

Tune in to discover:

• How to transform “I help…” statements into powerful, outcome-driven promises
• The “hell to heaven” storytelling structure you can plug into emails, sales pages, and videos
• Why building a story bank is now a critical IP asset—especially with AI in the mix
• How to avoid “credibility clutter” and use fewer, stronger proof points to elevate your authority
• A practical method to get your book written quickly by talking instead of staring at a blank page
• How to go from invisible expert to go-to thought leader using Amazon, YouTube, and AI search
• The neuroscience behind why stories stick while numbers and facts get forgotten
• The three-step brain-based formula Aurora uses to craft messages that actually move people to act

Guest Links

• Aurora’s Site & Bonuses: https://samepagepublishing.com
• Turn Words Into Wealth (Book): https://amzn.to/4oFzBpE 
• Marketing Fast Track (Book): https://amzn.to/48CCjWW
• Aurora’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/aurorawinter

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