The 7 Deadly Marketing Sins

1. Sloth: Set It and Forget It
   → Running campaigns without constant optimization. If you’re not testing, tweaking, and iterating, you’re wasting money.

2. Greed: Chasing Vanity Metrics
   → High impressions, cheap clicks, and fluffy engagement mean nothing without actual ROI and conversions.

3. Gluttony: Too Many Channels, No Strategy
   → Spreading spend thin across every platform without a clear full-funnel approach is just burning money. More isn’t always better.

4. Wrath: Ignoring Attribution
   → Failing to track the full customer journey and giving all credit to the last click is marketing blasphemy.

5. Lust: Falling for Shiny New Tactics
   → Chasing every new trend (AI, influencers, TikTok, you name it) without understanding if it fits your audience. Strategy > Hype.

6. Envy: Copying Competitors Blindly
   → Just because another brand does it doesn’t mean it works for yours. Differentiate, don’t duplicate.

7. Pride: Thinking You Know Your Audience Without Data
   → If you assume instead of analyzing, you’re marketing in the dark. Data, not ego, should drive decisions.