Guides to
marketing discovery.
Research, worked examples, and explainers about how people discover brands.

How to plan a free service sample
Define a small task, participant preparation, time, and a finished result. A worked session brief shows how to introduce your expertise and review participation.
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How to connect founder content to your company
Choose a customer task, show a work decision and its evidence, state the offer, and review what people understand. A fictional example shows a founder post before and after revision.
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How to prepare for a business event
Choose an event, prepare an introduction and a listening question, agree on follow-up, and review what you learned. A worked example shows the notes to keep.
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How to improve free webinar attendance
Measure live attendance and replay viewing, check the joining path, and test changes that help people reach the lesson. Use a worked example to evaluate reminders, access, and pricing.
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How to check an AI-generated social media plan
Review audience assumptions, verify sources and local details, and turn a recommendation into a bounded test. A fictional worked example shows the decisions to record.
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How to invite social followers to your newsletter
Define the newsletter promise, test a voluntary signup path, preserve subscription records, and review the response. A worked example shows how to revise the invitation.
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How to keep product marketing content current
Map content to the tasks and claims it depends on, assign release checks, and verify corrections across tutorials, creator posts, and embedded videos.
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How to announce a new brand name
Connect the old and new names, explain what changes for customers, and check the places people find and contact your business.
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How to plan a paid awareness test
Set a total spending cap, define the audience question, and separate delivery from response and completed actions. A fictional worksheet shows CPM and average frequency.
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How to plan a shared creator post
Agree on the audience lesson, contributions, credit, and publication roles before inviting a creator. A worked brief shows how to plan and review one shared post.
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How to choose local marketing partners
Find organizations that serve a related audience, agree on a shared activity, and review one small test. A real directory walkthrough and fictional plan show the process.
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How to find unspoken audience questions
Observe a real task, separate actions from explanations, and test the missing knowledge. A worked example helps marketers turn audience research into clearer educational content.
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How to measure social media store visits
Define a store visit, keep intent signals separate, and compare the change with a baseline. A worked example helps social teams and local businesses agree on targets.
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How to turn portfolio work into marketing content
Explain a creative brief, show your decisions, label concept work, and share project lessons with prospective clients.
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Who owns brand positioning?
Give positioning decisions a clear owner, gather customer evidence, resolve disagreements, and help your team apply the chosen direction.
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How to measure PR and brand awareness
Build a checkable PR report with fair competitor comparisons, clear message tests, audience research, and practical limits on attribution.
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How to build a social content publishing workflow
Choose audience questions, adapt each post for its channel, verify publication, and record responses and production time.
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How to prepare service pages for Google indexing
Check access, rendered content, and the task a visitor can complete before revising an unindexed service page.
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How to diagnose a sudden Google ranking drop
A practical process for confirming a search decline, finding its scope, testing likely causes, and choosing the next action.
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