Kwerks! 💡

Behavioral science-based tips for marketers and founders

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Behavioral science-based tips for marketers and founders

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A marketing newsletter that delivers 2 min actionable tips based on behavioral science concepts. The people who can benefit the most from it would be marketers and startup founders.

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Launch tags:Newsletters•Marketing•Growth Hacking

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Sealit

This is so amazing, and very helpful idea! Thank you for creating such a thing! What you are doing is truly great! And according to this project - It sounds so interesting that I had to subscribe immediately! :D And - it's great, I am looking forward to pass through suggested tips and tricks - that is always useful and it enriches knowledge and experience! ^_^

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5yr ago

Kwerks! 💡

Maker

@maria_brm You have no idea how happy your comment made me feel right now!

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5yr ago

Sealit

@vijay_raghav325 I am so glad to hear that! Keep rocking! ^__^

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5yr ago

Kwerks! 💡

Maker

Hey Hunters! I’m thrilled to launch Kwerks - a newsletter that makes you a human-centric marketer. It's hard to deny the fact that the most important skill a marketer should have is the ability to understand people. This saves a lot of time spent on experimenting to find the right strategy that brings the best results. So to become a better marketer, I started doing a lot of research on behavioral science, which now helps me understand people much better than before. Outside of my work I started sifting through management, psychology, behavioral, and consumer research concepts to extract unique marketing insights. Then I found out that most marketers/founders are not aware of the benefits of these psychological concepts, and even if they were they had no ideas how to implement them. That’s why I created this newsletter. Once you sign up, you will receive actionable tips every week, which doesn’t take more than 2mins of your time but cultivates knowledge on why humans behave the way they do. Join Kwerks - a community of empathetic marketers! "Time spent on understanding people is never wasted" - Cate Huston

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5yr ago