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You cannot call yourself a marketer if you haven't learnt these 11 marketing lessons from Steve Jobs.
The 11 lessons cover:
→Stand for something.
→Let product quality reinforce your marketing.
→Sell an idea or status.
→Show how the product improves people's lives.
→Tell audience.
→Turn customers into brand advocates.
→Give your audience a shared identity.
→Encourage word of mouth.
→Use anticipation to build excitement.
→Make the entire customer experience part of your marketing. �
The 11 lessons cover:
→Stand for something.
→Let product quality reinforce your marketing.
→Sell an idea or status.
→Show how the product improves people's lives.
→Tell audience.
→Turn customers into brand advocates.
→Give your audience a shared identity.
→Encourage word of mouth.
→Use anticipation to build excitement.
→Make the entire customer experience part of your marketing. �
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Some of the most talented people in Web3 remain undiscovered for one reason: they refuse to sell themselves.
They think self-promotion is bragging and marketing is desperation.
So they stay skilled but invisible.
Meanwhile, people with less skill get the opportunities.
Being good at what you do is not enough. The right people need to know it.
They think self-promotion is bragging and marketing is desperation.
So they stay skilled but invisible.
Meanwhile, people with less skill get the opportunities.
Being good at what you do is not enough. The right people need to know it.
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Capacity 🐻 retweeted
WE ARE HIRING!
> GTM intern (2 seats)
> Marketing (full-time)
> DevRel (full-time)
DMs open - join us to tell the coolest story of AI agents @PhotonHQ 🙏
> GTM intern (2 seats)
> Marketing (full-time)
> DevRel (full-time)
DMs open - join us to tell the coolest story of AI agents @PhotonHQ 🙏
i joined @PhotonHQ this yr as the first non-tech hire + it has been the coolest thing in my career:
in 9 months we got 40M+ views, crossed millions in ARR, grew to 50k+ developers, added 10k followers across channels, and trended 3 times on X;
last month i hosted a funeral for chCrunch headline.
we're doing the big thing: right on the wave of personal agents, shaping what comes after the app.
"Photon Marketing" is a cool name card to carry.
WE ARE HIRING for the marketing team, all on-site in sf:
> gtm interns
> marketing (full-time)
> devrel (full-time)
if you're ai native, have real ideas for viral marketing, and love telling a story people can't stop sharing, i'd love to chat with you!
dm me or email juliec@mail.grokbot.com with your background, your social media portfolio, and something you are excited to build with photon.
join me and @PhotonHQ to tell the coolest story together 💬
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You think your niche is too crowded?
Meanwhile
100 people start.
60 never post.
20 quit early.
10 chase another trend.
7 give up after setbacks.
That leaves 3 people and an audience of millions.
Win by showing up consistently and developing your own style.
Stay Strong.
Meanwhile
100 people start.
60 never post.
20 quit early.
10 chase another trend.
7 give up after setbacks.
That leaves 3 people and an audience of millions.
Win by showing up consistently and developing your own style.
Stay Strong.
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Crypto doesn't need louder marketing. It needs honest marketing. Real users, real numbers, real people talking about it because they actually like the product. That's the job.
Sooo, any open CMO positions lately? No? Polymarket?
Sooo, any open CMO positions lately? No? Polymarket?
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Serious question for Web3 marketers:
Do you prefer the term Community Management or Community Growth? And why?
Because I think there's a huge difference between managing a community that already exists and building one that actively drives a project's growth.
Do you prefer the term Community Management or Community Growth? And why?
Because I think there's a huge difference between managing a community that already exists and building one that actively drives a project's growth.
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The real AI advantage isn't knowing how to use AI. It's knowing what to do with the time, leverage, and capabilities it gives you.
Two people can use the same tools and get radically different results.
One uses AI to do the same work faster. The other uses it to build systems, test more ideas, make better decisions, and execute at a scale that once required an entire team.
AI isn't eliminating competition. It's changing what it takes to compete.
And the gap between those who understand this and those who don't will only get wider.
Two people can use the same tools and get radically different results.
One uses AI to do the same work faster. The other uses it to build systems, test more ideas, make better decisions, and execute at a scale that once required an entire team.
AI isn't eliminating competition. It's changing what it takes to compete.
And the gap between those who understand this and those who don't will only get wider.
AI isn't making everyone better. It's making a small group of people ridiculously hard to compete with. x.com/i/article/2113…
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