Neville Medhora

Marketing is just getting your message in front of someone's face.

A funny thing about emails is people will send out ONE SINGLE PROMOTION to their email list, and then stop, thinking everyone has seen it already.

"My job as a marketer is not to make 30 bad things, but to make 1 good thing."
- @bkotlyar

Overheard quote about building with AI vs by hand.

I made a video where I walk you through my setup and explain what I do with each tool. Hope you find this useful and learn about another tool!

• Ahrefs: SEO and AI search research.
• Kit: Sending newsletters and marketing emails.
• Camtasia: Recording and editing videos.
• Zoom: Client calls, consulting, and screen sharing.
• Buffer: Scheduling social media posts.
• AI tools: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok, and Gemini for research/images.
• SwipeFile: Collecting great marketing examples and finding ideas.
• Stripe: Taking payments.
• Google Workspace: Email, docs, spreadsheets, and Gemini.
• Slack: Communicating with my team.
• Invision Community: Running my community forum.
• Calendly: Booking calls and consulting sessions.

Here’s the video: buff.ly/uBGXfAe

Marketing is figuring out how to get your product in front of people's faces.

Every stage of a founders journey includes this process of constantly figuring out how to get in front of more and more faces.

h/t: @ebe.xyz (IG)

I've noticed this weird paradox in AI.

It's now easier than ever to create a blog post, build software, or launch a tool.....cool!

But AI also makes it easier than ever for people to bypass all those things.