[BEST OF] How to Offend People & Create Great F*cking Content

Episode notes

I've just launched a new YouTube channel !! The concept? I take real businesses struggling to stand the f*ck out, provide my positioning/branding/lead gen help, and record it all for YouTube. The first mini-series features three freelance marketers (copywriter Rob, ecommerce designer Laura, and non-fiction book coach Vicky). I hope you'll set aside half an hour to watch it through. Maybe with your morning coffee? Or lunch break? Or evening onion soup? And then, the usual " Subscribe, Like, Share " would go a long, long way too. *** My guest today is not afraid to push boundaries or take risks and is most definitely not boring. In this episode, Dan Kelsall, founder of Offended Marketing, talks about not playing it safe, thinking laterally, and learning from your mistakes. He also deconstructs three of his most successful campaigns and explains why spending quality time with your client should be a crucial part of your business.

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