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S6|G23 Ethan Decker on the Biggest Marketing Misconceptions

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In this myth-busting episode of That Will Nevr Work, Maurice Chism is joined by brand strategist and marketing scientist Ethan Decker to unpack the biggest myths entrepreneurs, creators, and business leaders believe about marketing—and why those beliefs might be holding them back.

From overhyped tactics to misunderstood metrics, Ethan breaks it all down with clarity, insight, and a refreshing dose of truth. Together, they explore what actually works in marketing, why trust is more powerful than virality, and how to build brands that grow with intention—not illusions.

If you've been spending money on marketing that feels like it's going nowhere, this episode will challenge everything you think you know.

🎧 Press play and discover what really drives results in today’s noisy world.

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S6|G23 Ethan Decker on the Biggest Marketing Misconceptions

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