About the Author

Adi Brittany Vaughn Soozin is the President of Molo9 Incorporated, a marketing web application that is trusted by thousands of marketers and marketing agencies throughout 59 countries. Having worked as a growth hacker since 2009, Adi Soozin has a solid track record of creating solutions for complex business problems at both Fortune 500 and start-up organizations across the US, LatAm & Europe. As of now, the fastest growing company Adi Soozin has worked with, grew from “idea on paper”, to $108,757,750 in sales within four years. By its seventh year, this company closed more than a quarter billion in sales. A few of the biggest names Adi has worked with include: Porsche, Whole Foods, Target, Disney & Apple. 

As a third generation Rotarian, she spends her free time actively participating in Rotary International’s philanthropic endeavors. In addition to this, she donates time to educating the next generation of entrepreneurs as a mentor for both the Endeavor Network & IE Business School Venture Lab.  You can read more about Adi Soozin at AdiSoozin.com

Adi Soozin holds a bachelor’s degree in Medicinal & Biological Chemistry from Palm Beach Atlantic University & an MBA from IE Business School. 

Thank you to my loving and patient husband for his continued guidance, calming super powers and support throughout each of our highs and lows. 

Thank you to my daughter and son for filling the house with tornados of laughter and legos.

Thank you to the amazing editorial team who helped to turn this book into a true work of art. Your commitment to making this book into something epic, is clear from the start.
 

Thank you to all of the contributors who provided such thoughtful, inspiring and insightful stories to guide our readers through an incredible journey. 
 

Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughtful review of the book. Your review took us one step closer to our goal of building a tight-knit community of brilliant and extraordinary marketers.  

Thank you to every marketer, who obsessively tested and then shared your best practices. Without your dedication to documenting your greatest works, I would’ve been lost.

Thank you to Doug Tait who spent every childhood surf session instilling into all of us a deep appreciation for computer programming. 

Thank you to everyone of my mentors, who requested that I make utterly terrifying goals which forced me to level up faster, and go farther than I ever thought possible. You changed my life.