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Marketing spend will go up; the market is estimating 4 rate cuts this year, His CEO slept with his wife; here’s what he learned about B2B SaaS, and There’s a Boatload of money in political marketing… even outside of presidential election years
September 05, 2024

In episode #2814, Eric Siu and Neil Patel discuss the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts, the possibility of a recession, the benefits of SBA loans for acquisitions, the importance of hiring in business, the annoyance of political marketing, and the ethical considerations of marketing political campaigns.

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(00:00) Marketing spend will go up, the market is estimating 4 rate cuts this year

(07:07) His CEO slept with his wife; here’s what he learned about B2B SaaS, 

(09:30) There’s a boatload of money in political marketing… even outside of presidential election years

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