Most marketing advice is garbage. Half of it is talk. Half of it is guessing. Real marketing shows results and makes it obvious who’s getting them. Be careful. Not every “guru” has experience. You need to pay attention to where you’re getting your advice from.

@MrResultss Real marketing leaves a trail: – proof – patterns – repeatability If it can’t be measured, it’s probably storytelling… not strategy.

@MrResultss Results are the only marketing credibility that matters.

@MrResultss curating your feed is probably the best form of self care these days lol x.com/Pushkarkx/stat…

@MrResultss Show the results or I’m not listening to you. That’s the way I’m rolling.

@MrResultss You need to be able to discern by using your mind In the age of distraction, thinking becomes a commodity

@MrResultss Most advice is noise until proven by results.

Same thing in health coaching. Everyone has advice. Most of them have never coached a real person through a real problem. I watch people agree that only action leads to change, then say "let me think about it" when shown pricing. They prove my thesis in the same conversation where they agreed with it.

@MrResultss Simple filter. Ask what they've actually built and who for. Most gurus go quiet pretty fast after that question.

@MrResultss all of it sucks ass unless you're directly hunting down prospects

@MrResultss Don't listen to any advice without real results backing it up

@MrResultss Results are the filter. If they can't show you who they helped they're just performing expertise... based on posts they bookmarked last week.

@MrResultss This is why having proof is so important. People don't have to think whether they should listen to you when you clearly show results.

@MrResultss Look at what they do Not what they say

@MrResultss So many misleading information out there painted as words from an expert

@MrResultss When I was taught “food styling” someone showed me examples so I could see the difference. 👇🏼 “Make your storytelling more compelling” should be the same, don’t you think? Demonstrate awesomeness. Show “compelling”. Show, don’t tell.