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by Eric Siu and Neil Patel
Neil Patel and Eric Siu bring you daily ACTIONABLE digital marketing lessons that they've learned through years of being in the trenches. Whether you have a new website or you're an established business, you'll learn the latest SEO, content marketing, social media, email marketing, conversion optimization and general online marketing strategies that work today from people that actually practice marketing and operate business. Approaching 100M downloads with 2,500+ episodes, you're sure to find something that will help you grow faster.
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- Yesterday24 min
Stop Selling SEO: The New Way to Win $6M Deals
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Neil's team won a $6M, three-year SEO contract without talking about SEO: they pitched the business problem, the board's numbers and the ROI. Eric reads the September jobs report, 29,000 jobs against a 90,000 forecast, and they agree that without AI growth the economy would be in recession. Neil shares a grocery bill and a moment at Target, and his plan to stop taxing people under $100K. Then agents: Latin America's biggest retailer, optimizing for LLMs to choose you, and Eric's Meta agent haggling 40% off an order from On. Eric covers OpenAI's Dots and its new distribution channels to 1 billion monthly users, and they close on X Money's 6% offer. A grounded episode on selling in hard times. Key takeaways◾Pitch the business outcome, not rankings or links◾Optimize for AI agents to choose you, not just list you◾A great offer still beats a clever pitch Chapters00:00 Neil's team won a $6M SEO deal without talking SEO01:28 Sell the business case, not features03:23 September jobs report: no AI, recession04:26 Neil's grocery bill and the grandma at Target06:47 Bridging the gap to abundance07:26 Neil's tax plan for people under $100K08:49 How to win any deal: solve their problem09:35 Latin America's biggest retailer and AI agents10:35 Optimize for LLMs to choose you12:28 Eric's Meta agent haggles 40% off at On14:01 Neil won't let AI near his travel14:47 OpenAI's Dots spots errors in your email15:36 Dot.com is owned by SpaceX16:08 OpenAI's 1B MAU distribution channels17:21 Microsoft and Google will undercut the labs18:23 X Money: 6% on cash, 3% back20:36 Neil wants his cash back in SpaceX stock
- 2 days ago20 min
The Companies That Pay MILLIONS For Your Data…
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire AI labs are paying millions of dollars for company data through third parties, so should you sell yours? Neil says it depends on the business model, and Eric warns the labs will use that data to compete with you. Then a Bain study: only 6% of marketers say AI has had a significant impact on performance. Eric explains why that matches the top slice of any company, Neil shares the three places AI is actually winning for clients, and an a16z chart shows just 2.2% of households pay for AI. They explain why they stopped hiring clippers after YouTube's originality update, why niche videos bring qualified leads, and how Neil now picks topics from his sales pipeline. An honest episode on data and content. Key takeaways◾Do not sell data that lets the labs compete with you◾AI only pays when it is aimed at work that moves revenue◾Original, niche content beats clipped reach Chapters00:00 Should you sell your data to the AI labs?02:06 Data is the moat as models converge02:51 Eric's YouTube videos are driving leads03:45 Bain: only 6% of marketers see AI impact05:13 Neil asks: how many of you are growing?06:10 Neil's top 3 AI wins in marketing07:29 AI amplifies effort, and only 2.2% of homes pay08:59 Why we stopped hiring clippers09:58 YouTube's originality update for Shorts11:54 Neil's team wanted 10 clip channels12:58 Eric no longer needs an editor or a poster13:32 Niche content brings qualified leads15:27 Neil's channel: topics from the sales pipeline16:52 Long form once a month, shorts twice
- 3 days ago22 min
You DON'T Need A Personal Brand to Grow a $10B Business
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Instinct, the AI agent that lives in iMessage, is growing 10% a day, and Eric says its 23-year-old founder proves you do not need a personal brand to win. Neil explains why personal brands worked five years ago, why Neil Patel Digital became NP Digital to cut key man risk, and why shoppers now switch brands on a dime. Eric shares DHH's talk on all the things his team no longer does, and the OpenRouter chart where agents use 7.5 trillion tokens against 1 trillion for humans. Then the bill arrives: finance teams pushing back on AI spend, a friend burning $14K a day on tokens, and Hormozi's memo capping his team's AI budget. They close on hiring AI-native people who can keep up. A sharp episode on brand and AI spend. Key takeaways◾People buy the product now, not the founder's personal brand◾Every AI tool needs an ROI number, not an estimate of time saved◾Hire people who are AI native and can prove a return Chapters00:00 Instinct grows 10% a day, no personal brand needed01:21 Lisa Su's Formula One badge moment02:06 Personal brands worked five years ago02:41 Why Neil Patel Digital became NP Digital04:01 Shoppers now switch brands on a dime05:32 It has never been easier to make06:19 DHH: look at all the things I'm not doing07:34 Agent tokens now dwarf human tokens10:50 Finance teams push back on AI spend11:32 A teammate maxed out the Ahrefs tokens13:02 A friend spends $14K a day on tokens13:44 B2B tools ship too many features14:49 Hormozi's AI usage cap memo16:44 Training won't fix a mindset18:28 Hire AI-native people who can keep up
- 1 weeks ago27 min
The AI-Native Marketer Looks Like This
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Eric shares how Cody Schneider works as an AI-native marketer, and Neil talks about his interview on Cole Gordon's show and why research is what separates a good interview. Then Neil says out loud that his personal brand is dying, judged by fewer photo requests at events, and Eric explains it with the four burners theory and the shift from social media to interest media. They talk about the content an experienced operator should make, why Neil keeps playing the game, and Eric's travel stats. The close covers why brand takes ten years or more, YouTube's coming thumbnail tests by audience segment, and Clay's CEO on why brand has to start with the founder, not the CMO. An honest episode about brand, time and attention. Key takeaways◾Interest media rewards the post, not the follower count◾A real brand takes ten years or more to build◾Brand starts with the founder; a CMO cannot install it Chapters00:00 The AI-native marketer: Cody Schneider01:36 Neil on Cole Gordon's podcast04:24 Research is what makes an interview good04:54 'My personal brand is dying'06:35 The four burners theory07:19 Social media became interest media09:03 What Neil's team does for him now12:49 Addicted to the game13:27 Eric's travel stats16:36 Which speaking gigs are worth it17:54 Brand takes 10+ years20:03 SEO has always evolved20:24 YouTube's big changes: thumbnails by segment22:11 Clay: brand starts with the founder
- 1 weeks ago20 min
Jev Is A MASSIVE Deal for Marketers
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Eric shows the Jev use cases he is running for his teams, from classifying every Instagram follower to scoring hooks and offers across competitors for a few dollars. Neil explains how his Muse agent now writes the follow-ups on M&A deals he first discussed two or three years ago, and why he gives Meta access he would never give the AI labs. Eric predicts Google and Apple will each ship their own Muse, and they compare it with OpenClaw. Then the story of an AI answer nobody checked and why Neil told them he would fire the person, followed by the core idea: AI is leverage, and leverage on a bad position just loses you money faster. They close on an $80M real estate pitch Neil walked away from. A practical episode on putting AI agents to work. Key takeaways◾Classification at scale now costs dollars, not an analyst's week◾The deals you close come from follow-ups on talks two or three years old◾AI is leverage: it multiplies good judgment and bad judgment equally Chapters00:00 Jev use cases for marketers02:50 Neil's AI writes his M&A follow-ups06:02 Prediction: Google and Apple ship their own Muse07:53 OpenClaw vs Muse11:13 'I would fire you': AI output nobody checked13:07 Slop cannons in an AI-native company13:54 AI is leverage15:11 The $80M real estate pitch17:12 Location, location, location
- 1 weeks ago24 min
Jensen Huang's Moat Is Dead. But He Has A Plan
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Eric brings Peter Diamandis's take that Nvidia's greatest moat, CUDA, is leaking now that AI can port code to any chip, and why Jensen bought Mellanox years ago to own the interconnect instead. They debate the three moats that survive: speed of reinvention, capital velocity and brand. Neil keeps brand, drops capital after Harry Stebbings' three rounds in three weeks, and adds talent density, showing six of the top ten companies come from the Bay Area. Then Meta Muse: the $14B Scale bet Neil admits he would never have made, Eric's bot Doodoo picking his wardrobe, and Muse plus Jev sorting 116,000 followers for $3.30. It ends on the personality test that explains the show. A sharp episode on what still protects a business. Key takeaways◾Your moat lasts until the next one; speed of reinvention is the durable edge◾AI shoppers still buy brands, because people tell them what status looks like◾Neil waits for proof, then bets big; Zuckerberg bet first and won Chapters00:00 Nvidia's CUDA moat is leaking02:29 Neil: brand is a moat, capital isn't03:35 Harry Stebbings: three rounds in three weeks05:07 Six of the top 10 companies come from the Bay07:02 The three moats that survive09:13 Neil: AI shoppers still care about brand11:46 Meta Muse and Scale's $14B bet12:16 Doodoo picks Eric's wardrobe13:04 Muse + Jev sort 116K followers for $3.3014:29 Neil's influential followers15:43 Why Neil waits for proof, then bets big18:11 Why this podcast works: persist vs change19:03 The personality test: 99% vs 1%20:50 Empathy at work
- 1 weeks ago19 min
How To Deal With Slop Grenades
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Shopify's Tobi Lutke has a name for AI work nobody reviewed: a slop grenade. Eric explains how it lands on your desk and blows up your day, and Neil says AI simply reveals who is lazy and who is great. At his conferences almost everyone uses AI, but fewer than 5% edit what it writes, which is why so much marketing now looks the same. They build a policy on air: an emailed warning, then a write-up, then termination, and Eric argues growth only comes from discomfort, from SpaceX to training to failure. The episode closes on a 64-year-old SEO who spent $40K on his own AI rigs because nobody had to tell him to. A blunt episode on standards in the AI era. Key takeaways◾AI amplifies what is already there, good work and lazy work alike◾Fewer than 5% of people edit AI output; that is why it all looks the same◾Put a paper trail on slop grenades: warning, write-up, then out Chapters00:00 Slop grenades: AI work nobody reviewed01:56 Neil: AI shows you who's lazy04:35 Thinking Machines: AI amplifies intelligence06:36 Less than 5% edit what AI writes08:43 The 'is this your best work?' rule10:38 Warning, write-up, termination12:28 Growth comes from discomfort: SpaceX13:24 Train to failure, work to failure15:39 The 64-year-old SEO who spent $40K on AI rigs
- 2 weeks ago23 min
Stop Shipping Everything: Why supermemory Killed Its Viral Product
Growth Newsletter: https://levelingup.beehiiv.com/subscribe Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire Neil explains why he despises coaches who sell how to get rich, and Eric separates them from the Bill Campbells and Matt Mocharys who coached Apple, Google, Coinbase and OpenAI without charging founders. Neil reads a cold pitch promising him an extra million a year and Eric dissects why it fails before the first reply. Then the two ideas Eric wants every operator to react to: supermemory killed its viral company brain to protect its core, because unshipping matters more than shipping when anyone can build anything, and Paul Jun of Ramp's brand as software, where a design file carries the brand into every asset so designers do the new work. Neil's take on ChatGPT agent ads, and BugBasher, the Devin agent Ramp gave a card and a phone that made $75 selling pest-control leads in four weeks. A sharp episode on focus, coaching and what AI agents can already do. Key takeaways◾If someone doesn't do the research before your check, it gets worse after it◾When you can ship anything, unshipping is the discipline that keeps you extraordinary◾Codify the brand as software so creative people spend their time on what a system can't predict Chapters00:00 Coaches who sell 'how to get rich'00:48 Two kinds of coaches: Bill Campbell vs the funnel02:03 People who are good at it, do it02:42 The Trillion Dollar Coach and Matt Mochary03:56 Neil reads the cold pitch05:14 What's wrong with that message06:00 No research before the check? It gets worse after07:03 The legendary coaches never charged founders08:25 Proven track record vs get-rich promises09:21 Unshipping beats shipping11:06 Shipping too much makes products harder11:41 supermemory's conflict of interest12:35 Content that wins on X and LinkedIn13:14 Brand as software: Paul Jun of Ramp15:25 Are you working like this? Design files and AI-pilled designers16:10 Boomerang employees prove the vision17:02 ChatGPT agent ads are coming17:35 BugBasher: the AI agent that made $7519:36 Agents that lose you money
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