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rest of the executive team. and both Mark and his vice president are anxious to justify their work and the choices they've made. What is the last thing Mark thinks about at night At the end of the day, Mark felt somewhat relieved. His meeting went well, but while he was able to put out one fire, he can't shake the nagging feeling that another fire is right around the corner. he is frustrated. He took the job with a large salary, but the stress is affecting his time with his family and friends.
He wonders if he can really make it work or if he should start looking for new opportunities elsewhere. Why Mark was worried in the morning because he wasn't confident in the ability of the agency he hired to deliver Special Database results. And he fears those decisions will reflect poorly on him. He wants to do a good job and wants his performance to reflect well enough to help him move up the corporate ladder. But at the same time, he is frustrated because his job is getting in the way of other things in his life. mark marketing I didn't answer hundreds of questions about whether Mark had a dog at home, what his hobbies were, whether he had student loan debt. But I have enough insight to understand what's important to Mark and his current frustrations with building content tailored to his needs and pain points. Knowing what I know about Mark, I could write a blog post for my company with a title like this: Executive Sales:

Creating a Business Case for an External Marketing Agency 5 Monthly Reports Your Marketing Agency Should Provide You With 10 tips to separate successful marketing agencies from scammers What it means to be a fully transparent marketing agency (and why you should choose one for your next project) Handling agency conflicts: What to do when results are missing Each of these suggested titles uses answers to three questions to support a concern or issue I have identified in Mark's life. (These are hypothetical and somewhat off-the-cuff; we refine them based on competitive research data on content that's already published.) Not every topic is a winner, but taken together they give a clear impression that you understand Mark's needs and how they can be met. When you don't
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