Welcome to
"The Click Brief"

If you are here, you probably want your email marketing to stop acting like an incompatible relationship.

You know the type.

Your top of funnel whispers, “Hey, you look cute.”

Your conversion layer replies, “Perfect, let us lock it down.”

They are clearly on different dates with different expectations, and neither has informed the other. “The Click Brief” exists to fix that mismatch. It is your weekly guide to lifecycle marketing, data literacy, and marketing psychology, explained with the tone of a friend who reads research for fun and refuses to tolerate flimsy tactics.

“The Click Brief” is my operating system for understanding why people click, ghost, forward, commit, or quietly slip away. We go deeper than the usual list of tricks. I assume you are too smart for that. Instead, we examine how decisions across email, content, ads, and UX shape behaviour and shape revenue. If email is the heartbeat of your marketing, data is the blood supply, and psychology is the entire nervous system trying to make sense of your choices. When one is misaligned, your performance starts behaving like a baffling first date.

This publication is built on three core pillars.

Email marketing
This is our main relationship. We explore why people open, click, convert, or hit the unsubscribe link like it is an escape hatch. Expect clear thinking about segmentation, messaging, cadence, lifecycle architecture, and the metrics that actually predict revenue. No gimmicks. No magic formulas. Just evidence and interpretation.

Data
Not the intimidating kind. The practical kind that helps you understand what people are silently signalling. Data is the equivalent of noticing that your date keeps glancing at the door. It tells you something. It might not tell you everything, but it guides sharper decisions and prevents you from building narratives on guesswork.

Marketing psychology
Humans are predictable until they are not. They want a connection until the commitment button shows up. They crave certainty, but click on novelty. We look at the cognitive patterns, motivations, and friction points that shape how people interact with your content and your offers. You will learn what moves people without crossing ethical lines or using emotional shortcuts.

The intention behind “The Click Brief” is simple. I want you to make sharper decisions with less noise. I want you to understand how each layer of your digital ecosystem affects your emails. I want you to see your metrics as signals rather than verdicts. And I want marketing to feel more like a mutual conversation and less like shouting into the void.

My promise is clarity, skepticism, and a weekly dose of marketing realism. You will also get dry humour, because if we cannot laugh while discussing unsubscribe rates, we are in trouble.

Think of “The Click Brief” as your strategic companion. It is here to help you understand the humans on the other side of the screen. It is here to prevent top of funnel from flirting while your conversion layer is already picking wedding venues. It is here to help you build a lifecycle that behaves like a coherent relationship.

If that sounds refreshing, welcome. The Brief is ready for you.

A Final Note

Let’s Go Nerd Out

“The Click Brief” exists to make your marketing decisions clearer, calmer, and far more grounded in how humans actually behave. It is here to help you bridge the gap between what you think should happen in your funnel and what your audience is truly signalling. If you stay curious, measure what matters, and question easy answers, you will build an email ecosystem that feels coherent instead of chaotic.

In short, I am here to help your emails flirt responsibly, commit strategically, and stop acting like they met your customers on a questionable Tuesday night.

Until next Tuesday,

Practical marketing psychology for email and lifecycle.
Ships every Tuesday.