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Sep 7, 2026
E38: Why Novelty Beats Perfection in Modern Marketing
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13:25Jack LarsonGUEST
Yeah, well, I mean, I'm a very data-driven marketer, I think, at the end of the day.
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13:30Jack LarsonGUEST
So, I mean, backing up to that coin around, right, you can't just add a zero to the end of it and expect a zero back.
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13:38Jack LarsonGUEST
What I attempt to do, and it depends if you have a large enough data pool to pull from in most cases, but what you can do is establish a... polynomial regression for each individual channel that you're actively marketing on.
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13:52Jack LarsonGUEST
And this will give you some semblance of what the diminishing returns are of that next dollar invested.
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13:58Jack LarsonGUEST
If you have that across multiple channels, you can start to kind of triangulate, okay, I take money out of this one and put it into this one to improve the overall net ROI or the marginal improvement on your next dollar spend.
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14:11Jack LarsonGUEST
Um, so once you start to establish those curves, the question becomes like, okay, well, how do you kind of influence those curves? Um, and, and this is to, to write the next point, which is, uh, through better creative, better positioning, better messaging, you can start to tilt the access of, of these curves.
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28:45David G. EwingHOST
So what was the biggest lesson you learned from doing that? Because I think that's a scale that I think not too many people get to really look at when they cast their eye out and look at their ad spend.