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Nick Torba
@nicktorba
this comparison to magic is so good. most marketing does feel big and hand wavy like he describes. what are the best instances of virtual magic marketing y'all have seen?
@mattgoldenberg
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Trinley Goldenberg
@mattgoldenberg
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There is no *moment* when they know they've been tricked. Somehow, despite everything being totally natural, magic has occured.
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Trinley Goldenberg
@mattgoldenberg
I think
@visakanv
at least does a good job of both: 1. Not being scared of marketing, And 2. Not being coercive about it. Although I'm not sure if finding and interacting with his products/coaching quite reaches the level mentioned here, it's close.
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Visa ✈️ SF (Aug 2-14)
@visakanv
i'm always holding back re: marketing because I'm not yet quite satisfied with my books and I don't mean like, the impossible satisfaction of art that is never finished, I mean there are tangible thresholds that are crossed where I can say "this is really good!!"
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Malcolm Ocean in Glasgow (37/100 vids)
@Malcolm_Ocean
there's definitely elements of that for me with Complice when I imagine promoting it more, I think about all the things I don't like about the app, or the onboarding in particular, or whatever. this despite many rave reviews
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Trinley Goldenberg
@mattgoldenberg
My question: for whom is my solution the pareto best option in the 🌎. Procrastination Playbook production/organization isn't there yet but the content is killer. So how do I create a virtual funnel to attract the person that needs exactly that?
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Being the (Pareto) Best in the World - LessWrong
The generalized efficient markets (GEM) principle says, roughly, that things which would give you a big windfall of money and/or status, will not be easy. If such an opportunity were available, someo…
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