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Published 15 days ago • 1 min read

Let's flipping go!

You're getting this email because you're a previous subscriber of the now obsolete AI versus Marshy.

In case you missed it - here's the farewell post.

You're now getting the new version of the email - early growth school - which is designed to give early-stage founders clarity around their growth efforts with continuous tips, lessons, direction, and advice on what to focus on.

If that sounds terrible and not up your alley - please click this DNW button - it is absolutely fine.

And if you want to stay for the ride...

Here's what to expect:

  • More frequent emails like this
  • Coaching lessons shared from working with other founders
  • Offers to work with me more closely like the GTM Accelerator - I work with founders for 6 weeks to help them get their next dream client, and only get paid 80% of my fee upon them succeeding

Later in the week I'll share my latest takedown on landing pages for founders, and you'll probably see more red button on the next few emails - I only want you on here if you WANT to be on here.

Over and out,
-Marshy

Building B, 61 Civic Drive, Greensborough, Victoria 3088
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Early Growth School

by Luke "Marshy" Marshall

Continuous tips, lessons, advice, and direction on growth for your early-stage startup by a growth marketing pro.

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