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Fractional CMO⚫ I lead go-to-market ... 15h Sometimes, you just have to recycle content. There are days (like today) when my creativity isn't flowing like I want, and that's okay. • So, I went back to my trusty spreadsheet (yes, I have one for all my posts from the last two and a half years) and found this gem from 2022 that's still just as relevant today. ↓ 3 things NOT to do when the economy is tough: Turn off marketing: Cutting marketing means cutting visibility. And when the economy turns around, the brands that kept going will be top of mind—and top of the line. Operate from a scarcity mindset: Don't just take any and every customer out of fear. Stick to your targeting and focus on attracting the right customers for your business. Forget to measure what matters: When you lose sight of your core KPIs, you risk missing critical insights, like retention rates or opportunities to optimize your operations. What would you add to this list? Let's Grow!

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