The MTHD blog
There is a lot of jargon within marketing & some people have really basic questions that they need answers to.
It can be overwhelming – but we want to try and help you decipher the most asked marketing questions here.
Enjoy the blog.
Tradition is innovation poison
I bet your business is wasting effort, time and money on at least one redundant or outdated practice.
Hey…maybe it’s your website?
You may wonder why your conversions aren’t all that great. The answer may be that your website just isn’t up to scratch.
Are marketing costs tax deductible?
Let’s get straight to it: yes, marketing costs can be tax deductible—but like everything else with taxes, it’s not that simple.
Are marketing expenses tax deductible?
Let’s get straight to it: yes, marketing costs can be tax deductible—but like everything else with taxes, it’s not that simple.
Are marketing jobs in demand?
Wondering if marketing jobs are still hot in 2024?
Are marketing degrees worth it?
So, you’re thinking about getting a marketing degree and wondering if it’s worth the time, money, and effort.
Are marketing agencies covered by conduct rules?
Spoiler: yes and no. It’s complicated, but here’s the deal:
Can marketing save the planet?
Can Marketing Save the Planet?
It sounds like a bold claim—can marketing really save the planet? Before you roll your eyes, let’s
The 4Ps of marketing
Marketing isn’t just about making noise; it’s about making moves.
Are marketing and advertising the same thing?
Marketing and advertising are not the same. They’re cousins, sure, but one’s the big-picture thinker, and the other’s the flashy show-off. Let me
Why marketing is important for business?
You may have wondered why marketing is important for business. Isn’t having a good product enough? The truth is that ‘everything is marketing’.<br
Will marketing become obsolete?
A lot of people are worried, especially with the advent of AI, that marketing jobs & agencies will become obsolete.
Here’s why
Should you offer 50% off or ‘buy one, get one free’?
They’re mathematically identical, but this case study reveals buyer perception trumps numbers
Here’s a little math question. Imagine I have two different brands