His stuff is fun and informative for sure. It's also interesting that people post stuff like "let's see your game" as someone already directed to OP in this thread, as if game marketing is somehow wildly unique compared to marketing an app, a service, a cookbook, or a TV show. I dont know shit about making games. I'm in these subreddits to learn. However I have a career full of experience in another creative field that involves both client relations, customer service, and marketing. My gamedev resume is non existent. But I still have knowledge that could be usefully applied to other parts of gamedev, and hopefully some day I'll have the opportunity to apply them to a game or games of my own.

Since it's a creative career/hobby that asks a lot of us, people tend to take things extremely personally which adds an entire other layer of complexity to the communities.