If You Had to Start Marketing a New Brand Today, What Would You NOT Do?
There’s a lot of marketing advice that made sense a few years ago but feels increasingly outdated now.
If you were launching a brand from scratch today, with everything you’ve learned so far, what would you deliberately avoid?
Would you skip:
- Chasing high-volume keywords?
- Posting every day just for the sake of consistency?
- Spending heavily on ads before understanding the audience?
- Trying to be everywhere at once?
- Building content around keywords instead of real customer questions?
- Focusing on vanity metrics like impressions and followers?
- Something else?
What’s one marketing tactic you think is overrated in 2026 — and what would you do instead?
u/amrut_ai — 10 days ago