Clean your f*cking house.

I grew up in a chaotic household.

Households, actually.

Nothing that unique.

Nothing that tragic.

Just the usual.

But no matter how bad things got, we had one rule:

Before anyone comes over, clean your shit up.

It didn’t matter if the place was a disaster.

If guests were walking through the door?

It looked spotless.

It wasn’t about cleanliness.

It was about presentation.

What the f*ck does this have to do with anything?

Great question.

Not a lot, really.

My therapist is on holiday, so I'm in this leather daybed all by myself.

But really:

Years later, I see businesses making a mistake that even 8-year-old me knew not to.

They want traffic.

Leads.

Sales.

So they run ads.

Build email flows.

Chase SEO rankings.

But their house is a f*cking mess.

Their website is slow.

Their landing pages are broken.

Their copy is bland.

Their offers are weak.

And then they wonder why the traffic doesn’t convert.

Because momentum dies the second a bad website loads.

"You're not making any damn sense."

Probably not.

But you're still here, so let's have another crack.

Your marketing is a relay race.

But every single channel is relying on the same runner for the final leg.

Organic search:

> You publish content.

> Beg for backlinks.

> Crawl your way up the SERPs.

> You win the click.

> And then?

Your website.

Paid social:

> You stop the (doom)scroll.

> The creative hooks.

> The offer lands.

> They click through.

> And then?

Your website.

Email marketing:

> Strong subject line.

> They open the email.

> The copy f*cking hits.

> You're actually still patting yourself on the back for it, weeks later.

> But it doesn't matter.

> Because they click the CTA.

> And then?

You get the idea.

Every channel leads to the same place.

And if that place sucks,

no

amount

of

traffic

will

help

you

make

money.

So before you throw cash at Zuckerberg…

Before you chase rankings…

Before you write any more banger email copy…

Clean your f*cking house.