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this-is-marketing-godin

Apply Seth Godin's marketing framework. Trigger on: "find my smallest viable audience", "position this offer", "earn trust".

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## Overview
This skill encodes Seth Godin's marketing philosophy from *This Is Marketing*. It rejects mass-market manipulation in favor of generous, specific, and empathetic work: finding the smallest viable audience, understanding their worldview deeply, earning permission to communicate, and making change that spreads through peer-to-peer trust.

## Core Principle

Core premise: **Marketing is the generous act of helping someone solve a problem. It's not about you — it's about them.**


## When to Use This Skill

Use this skill for queries that match the trigger phrases in the description and require applying the decision framework from *This Is Marketing* rather than summarizing the book.

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