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Lars Lofgren

Seattle
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Marketing leadership roles at multiple startups. Founded a $7.2M affiliate business. Now consulting and ranting about marketing.

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The Weighted Highland Cow Scam: How it Works and Where to Buy a Real Highland Cow

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By Lars Lofgren
| larslofgren.com
Looking for a real weighted highland cow and don’t want to get scammed? I found the real one here. Read on and I’ll prove it. During the summer, my long term partner shared an Instagram ad similar to this one: Well aint that a fucking cute cow. In case that Instagram post gets deleted, here’s what the cow looks like: So like any loving partner, I immediately thought to myself “this is going to be a hilarious Christmas present.
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The Future of SEO: What Google Won’t Tell You (But We Will)

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By Lars Lofgren, Joy Hawkins
| localu.org
Search has never changed this fast. Between AI-powered results, shifting local packs, and big sites reshaping (and sometimes gaming) the search landscape, small businesses and marketers are left asking: what actually works today? In this exclusive live interview with Lars Lofgren, we’ll unpack: Why some of the most impactful content isn’t viral and how to know what’s worth writing. The real story behind Forbes’ SEO dominance and sudden collapse.
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The Story of Codesmith: How a Competitor Crippled a $23.5M Bootcamp By Becoming a Reddit Moderator

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By Lars Lofgren
| larslofgren.com
Let’s say you decide to start a coding bootcamp. Your background is in pedagogy and you love teaching. Your parents were teachers. You find a co-founder, raise a bit of money, and pour your soul into your company. The first couple of years, students love your program. Positive feedback, extraordinary student outcomes, employees love the mission. You are quite literally changing lives. Your business grows. One day, you realize you’ve grown to 70 employees.
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