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In this short, Phil Risher argues that marketing strategies produced by agencies that can be applied to any business are ineffective because they lack uniqueness and fail to establish SEO authority. He describes how agencies often rely on a factory‑like approach, reusing the same blog posts, social media updates, and email templates across multiple clients for efficiency, but this generic content does not help a business compete or rank in Google. Risher stresses that Google rewards content that provides unique, answer‑focused information, not volume. He advises business owners to combat the generic approach by documenting all of their internal ideas, stories, and questions—their "company brain"—in a single place and then sharing that repository with the marketing agency so that the agency can build truly original, layered content that reflects the business’s distinct voice and expertise.

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