Attention Deficit Marketing Disorder
Mariya Delano, Heather ONeill, Jeffrey LupoA newsletter about the emotions behind marketing work.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | admd.substack.com |
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Authors
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Mariya is the founder of Kalyna Marketing. Beyond her client work, she is a contributor to Search Engine Land and writes a newsletter titled Attention Deficit Marketing Disorder (ADMD). Mariya is originally from Ukraine and lives in NYC.
Heather ONeill is CEO of Pixels for Humans, a consultancy for tech founders who give a shit. She’s on a mission to help leaders build intentional, anti-racist businesses that care — about their impact on individuals, society and the world.
I help B2B technology startups and marketing agencies. His background is in hard-close sales, teaching English, and creative writing. He's worked with B2B marketing agencies, and clients in the SaaS, DevOps, Martech, and cybersurity spaces.
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