Even experts fall into their own marketing traps.
Katie Tucker is a marketing strategist who helps teams truly understand their customers so they can build products that sell. She works with companies of all sizes, offering practical support, training, and discovery sprints that cut through the noise and get results. But even she’s made the kind of mistake she warns…
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