Every app, class, book, planner and timer, and the thing that finally made a difference was paying attention to where the hours actually went. That admission opens the productivity post, and the three suggestions following it are small enough to adopt, starting with half an hour spent planning a day before it begins.
The marketing posts arrive as video with a full transcript underneath, a courtesy almost nobody extends, which means you can read them in two minutes instead of watching for five.
The argument running through them concerns giving something away before asking for anything, and building a relationship with people already paying attention rather than chasing new ones. He develops it across two parts and it holds together.
There is a piece on getting people to a capture page, and one on what actually sells online as against what marketers claim does.
Take the productivity post, since it is the one you can apply tomorrow morning.