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In this short talk, the speaker introduces a simple framework for evaluating marketing activity intensity, contrasting a "sprinkle" approach with a "soak" approach. The sprinkle model represents low‑frequency, low‑budget tactics—e.g., one email per month, three social posts per week, and $5/day on Facebook ads. The soak model represents high‑frequency, higher‑budget tactics—e.g., three emails per week, daily social posts, and a larger ad spend. By laying out concrete frequency and budget benchmarks for email, organic social, and paid Facebook advertising, the speaker encourages marketers to shift from minimal, occasional efforts to a more consistent, immersive presence that continuously engages the audience.

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