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I wrote The New Rules of Marketing Warfare for the underdog—the founder, marketer, or business leader trying to grow smarter in a world built for Goliaths. Inside, I share the SMAC Framework (Shoot, Move, Adapt, Communicate)—a battle-tested system forged during my time in the military and refined across decades of scaling companies. It’s not theory—it’s strategy built from experience. Before I ever led a marketing agency, I served aboard the USS Long Beach (CGN-9) during the Cold War as an Operations Specialist (OS2). That’s where I learned the true value of agility, precision, and communication—lessons that shaped the leader I’ve become. Since then, I’ve founded six companies, exited three, and helped businesses—from bootstrapped startups to Fortune 500 partners—outmaneuver larger competitors by using speed, strategy, and positioning to win. At Everzocial, I lead a team of digital warriors specializing in SEO, paid media, web design, brand positioning, email marketing, and AI-powered marketing systems. We help eCommerce, health & wellness, and multi-location brands punch above their weight, dominate niche markets, and scale with confidence. What sets us apart isn’t just our tactics—it’s the mindset. I believe strategy should be sharp, messaging should hit like a sniper round, and growth should be deliberate. SMAC is how we win. I’m passionate about mentorship, leadership, and helping people unlock their full potential—whether it’s in business, marketing, or life. I believe in extreme ownership, lifelong learning, and building brands with soul and systems that scale. If you’re looking to grow, challenge the norm, or simply want to swap ideas about marketing, leadership, or building with purpose—let’s connect. >> Follow me here on LinkedIn >> Subscribe to my Substack Where I share battle tested strategies and tactics that have ehlped thousands of business win customers, scle quickly and beat competitors: https://kevinmcgrew.substack.com #SMACOn | #MarketingWarfare | #GrowthWithGrit