In an age where tech giants throw millions at complicated marketing funnels and AI-driven automation, Yifat Cohen (that's ee-fah-t, because even her name challenges conventional expectations) has discovered something delightfully contrarian: the most sophisticated technology in the world can't replace the simple power of human connection.

In an age where tech giants throw millions at complicated marketing funnels and AI-driven automation, Yifat Cohen (that's ee-fah-t, because even her name challenges conventional expectations) has discovered something delightfully contrarian: the most sophisticated technology in the world can't replace the simple power of human connection.

This insight wouldn't be particularly remarkable if it hadn't made her clients over a quarter million dollars in just 10 days – from a supposedly "dead" email list, no less. While others chase the latest marketing automation trends, Yifat has built an empire by understanding that our hyper-connected world has paradoxically left us starving for genuine connection.

Google – a company that literally wrote the book on automation – was so impressed by her human-centric approach that they did something they rarely do: they invited a non-Googler to train their own teams. When the company that powers most of the internet's search results needs to learn about digital engagement, they call Yifat.

Her most impressive trick? Turning the mundane into the magnificent. She built her entire brand on Google+ (yes, that Google+), a platform most marketers dismissed as digital wasteland. It's like finding a way to grow orchids in the Sahara – and then teaching others to do the same.

But here's where it gets really interesting: Yifat has discovered what behavioral economists have long suspected – that time scarcity creates value. Her "Zoom Sales Engine" system helps high-income experts activate thought leadership and achieve 40% conversion rates (a number that makes most marketers spit out their coffee) in just one hour per month. It's the equivalent of turning lead into gold, except she's turning busy executives' time into revenue.

When she's not revolutionizing digital trust or training in Krav Maga (because apparently mastering human psychology wasn't challenging enough), she's helping clients achieve the seemingly impossible.
Take Daniel Marcos, who saw a 2,318.37% increase in YouTube views in just seven days – without spending a dime on advertising. That's like watching a garden grow in fast-forward, except it's organic in both the digital and literal sense.

The truly fascinating part? While most marketing experts focus on acquiring new leads (the equivalent of constantly hunting for new fishing grounds), Yifat helps companies with an abundance of leads convert them more effectively – adding 10-20% to their bottom line without spending an extra penny on acquisition. It's the marketing equivalent of discovering that you've been sitting on a gold mine while searching for diamonds.

For speaking engagements or consulting inquiries, contact Yifat Cohen – because in a world obsessed with artificial intelligence, her human-driven approach is proving to be the most artificial thing of all: intelligent.