Most advertising decisions aren't made consciously. They're shaped by how success is measured.
In this episode of Todd Liles and the Wizard of Ads, Todd Liles and Roy H. Williams focus on a single principle that explains why so many smart businesses make bad advertising decisions:
How you measure success quietly shapes every decision that follows.
Short-term metrics reward urgency. They push businesses toward fast activity, shallow wins, and tactics that feel productive.
Long-term thinking builds reputation. It changes what you buy, how you communicate, and what customers remember.
This episode explains why easily measured results replace what actually works, and how advertising drifts the moment metrics become the goal instead of the outcome.
Once you see this clearly, it becomes very hard to unsee.
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