No-one ever gets tired of hearing “I love you”.
But marketers? They say: “Love me!”
Followed by: “Have you subscribed to my newsletter?”
Hm. What could possibly go wrong?
Love doesn’t work that way.
Neither does marketing.
Keep lighting the path!
No-one ever gets tired of hearing “I love you”.
But marketers? They say: “Love me!”
Followed by: “Have you subscribed to my newsletter?”
Hm. What could possibly go wrong?
Love doesn’t work that way.
Neither does marketing.
Keep lighting the path!

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