How Thomas Herd Was The First To Develop A Unified Scientific Theory Of Digital Marketing
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For too long there's been an unjust value proposition for brands and entrepreneurs in the advertising and marketing world. 

Take traditional PR for instance, where you'd pay a retainer (an absolute and definite monetary value) in exchange for an ephemeral and often unlikely return in potentially some articles or mentions in the news. 

This has been what brands and entrepreneurs always had to deal with....until Thomas Herd and his wrecking ball agency T1 Advertising arrived. 

Due to noteworthy achievements in social media growth and customer acquisition scaling, Herd has been able to amass over 145 of his own media columns across world leading publications and shatter the traditional PR model and provide brands and entrepreneurs collateralized retainers with articles, meaning that they can't possibly pay more than the value they pre-agreed on. 

Furthermore, on the strength of his domination of American media, Herd has developed a system- which he outlines in detail on his Forbes column of establishing brands as unquestionable, unanimously validated industry leaders and then leveraging their new and objective industry leader status into record market share and the highest and most predictable ROI for the indefinite long term future.

Due to the massive success of this system with up and coming industry leaders such as MeUndies, KOIO, Touch Dolls, One Sotheby's, Pink Lotus Elements, etc. as well as its scientific soundness, industry experts from all sides are hailing Herd's business model as the first real attempt at a Unified Scientific Theory Of Digital Marketing. 

As Herd relays "the end product of this approach- the highest and most predictable ROI for the indefinite long term future- really is the holy grail for digital marketing and we believe we've innovated the most direct and parsimonious way of achieving it time and time again." 

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