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My new TEDx Talk is live. Link in pinned tweet. 👇🏼 Watch it, reply there and I'll personally help you craft YOUR Perfect Intro for free.
Austin, TXbit.ly/perfect-introJoined April 2008

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Do you ever struggle to answer the question, "So what do you do?" My new TEDx Talk is live. In it, I explain exactly how to answer this question. 1. Watch it 2. Reply in this thread, and I'll personally help you craft YOUR Perfect Intro. Let's go!
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I just put together a checklist of 50 tasks I delegated to make me money in my sleep for: • growth marketing • operations • sales They have made me millions, and save me 100s of hours every year. Reply and RT this tweet and I'll send you the exact list (must be following)
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What are some premium brands or products that wealthy people buy to signal that they’re more outdoorsy, blue collar or manly than they are? Ex: YETI: I hunt + fish. Moncler: I ski the Alps. Carhartt: I work with my hands. Ford F150: I haul + build shit. What else?
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What are some premium brands or products that wealthy people buy to signal that they’re more outdoorsy, blue collar or manly than they are? Ex: YETI: I hunt + fish. Moncler: I ski the Alps. Carhartt: I work with my hands. Ford F150: I haul + build shit. What else?
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Marketing is having a unique point of view and telling the story well. has a very clear point of view. With the help of 's video artistry, he tells it well here. My unique point of view? Fuck your "VSL." Tell a story with a trailer like this.
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Making default design choices is making the least offensive choice. But you're filled with stories and experiences that could fill a museum. Minimalism is boring because it's not you.
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Are you publishing to an algorithm? Or an audience? It’s fine to publish to an algorithm as long as you’re inviting them to an audience.
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The current obsession with gaining Twitter followers is so misguided. Unless you’re just into vanity metrics, you’re still going to have to convert them into email subscribers if you want to make sales. Why not just obsess about that?
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Who is doing newsletter roll-ups? (Acquiring newsletters and rolling them into a larger media company.) and Have a friend who has a great daily (weekdays) newsletter, 10 years old, steady growth, ~150K subs, 25% open rate, good clicks and forwards.
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In a world of lame and same "as seen in" logo banners that most people don't believe or trust, this is how to do it well. Clip the most relevant pull quote. (Click image to expand.)
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With Slack's free plan getting rid of all history older than 30-days, this is a wonderful, generous, free resource. It makes a public, searchable knowledge base of your entire Slack database with one click. saveslack.com
This 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 And try to help them get one quick win either in Module 1 or (for the gangsters) in the sales page or free content.
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How to build a successful online course: - Keep your course between 45 & 60 minutes - Focus on 100x info value, not production value - Make sure students achieve one specific outcome - Automate and heavily incentivize affiliate students This has been my game plan for 3 years.
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Depends. Not critical. Often helpful. Why / why not? Consumers want to believe and align with stories first and mission/vision/values second. This is often more rich and compelling when it comes from a human, but can also can be accomplished well with great customer stories.
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Do you believe every company should have a visible founder/face? Why? Why not?
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A lot of people out here selling "proven funnels" and "proven 12-step marketing blueprints" Remember... Buying someone else's funnel is like buying their shoes. If it fits you, it's a coincidence, not a strategy.
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Option A: Your kid can have a full ride to any traditional college of your choosing (Ex: Harvard) but not ever learn from podcasts or YouTube. Option B: Your kid has full access to podcasts and YouTube. Which do you choose? (And how old are your kid(s)?)
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Love it! Way to go, Takamichi!
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Made this elevator pitch for my therapy service as one of my last school assignments. Learned to use @LumaTouch's excellent LumaFusion while incorporating •the Gaddie Pitch •@clayhebert's Perfect Intro This isn’t perfect. I time-boxed it to make it a small bet. Was fun!
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$2.2B is a lot to pay for a dome just to keep the stench inside...
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Still paying on a 2003 renovation to Soldier Field, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot today proposed a new $2.2 billion dome to the stadium to entice the Bears to stay in the city.
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This is beautifully simple.
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In my mind, your email database has 5 primary cohorts. 1 - Not yet purchased 2 - First time purchased (onboarding) 3 - Active customer file (repurchasers) 4 - Product subscribers 5 - Churning/Churned customers The cohort they belong to frames your goal with that customer.
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If you think your email opt-in is too valuable, take a lesson from Tesla. You're not on Tesla's email list...until you buy a car.
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The best resume is a reputation, not a piece of paper. Your story is probably best told with a personal website, with videos and your writing. But if you still need a resume, Michael’s thread below is great advice on how to stand out in a process designed to make you fit in.
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Almost all resumes look the same. I should know -- I've reviewed 25,000+. Put these 8 rare things on your resume to be in the top 1% of candidates:
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Every passive course can be a cohort-based course if you have a few friends. 1. Everyone buy their own copy 2. Setup study windows and working sessions on Zoom with a small group. 3. Present to each other what you executed for feedback. Boom. CBC.
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The job of being a writer is no different than the job of being a plumber or a busboy –– you get paid for providing value. If you aren't unclogging pipes, clearing tables or writing something worth reading, you're gonna go hungry. Lose the creative entitlement and get to work.
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