CX 🦇🔊

[Crowdcreate @crowdcreate_us]

AI is revolutionizing search engines like Google, YouTube, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and even AI-driven platforms like ChatGPT. In this video, Crowdcreate Co-founder, @JMaganis , discusses how to optimize your business for this new era of AI SEO Marketing and ensure your content ranks at the top of search results.

In this video, we’ll teach you:
✅ How to identify targeted keywords using AI-driven insights
✅ Proven strategies for creating hyper-specific content that ranks on Google, ChatGPT, and Bing
✅ How to use paid ads and customer feedback to uncover high-converting keywords
✅ The power of social media SEO for Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, and more
✅ Strategies to improve engagement and provide a better user experience
✅ How to build backlinks and collaborate with top websites like NerdWallet and PolicyGenius

🔴Catch the FULL INTERVIEW by subscribing to Crowdcreate’s YouTube Channel - https://t.co/qxcV7wB6vF

[Crowdcreate @crowdcreate_us]

Unlock the secrets to effective PERSONAL BRANDING with Carey James, CEO, and Csia Ogozaly, CMO of Brand Alchemy, as they share their expertise on creating authentic, impactful personal brands. In this episode of the Crowdcreate Podcast, we delve into strategies that go beyond just aesthetics to focus on values, authenticity, and positioning to stand out in today’s noisy digital world.

Carey and Csia reveal their proven methods for helping entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and high-powered individuals create personal brands that resonate deeply with their audiences. Learn how they use tools like brand identity assessments, storytelling, and creative strategy to craft brands that align with their clients’ unique personalities and expertise.

Key takeaways include:
1️⃣ How to uncover your authentic self for your personal brand.
2️⃣ The five critical questions to discover your core values and purpose.
3️⃣ Mistakes to avoid when building a personal brand.
4️⃣ The role of collaboration and team dynamics in personal branding success.
5️⃣ How Brand Alchemy transforms personal brands into movements.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, or influencer, this episode will help you rethink what it takes to create a powerful personal brand that drives influence, trust, and impact.

🔴 Drop a comment below to claim your free SEO audit from @crowdcreate_us or a complimentary brand audit with @brandalchemyio !

🟢 Catch the FULL INTERVIEW by subscribing to Crowdcreate’s YouTube Channel

[Crowdcreate @crowdcreate_us]

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[Crowdcreate @crowdcreate_us]

We’re heading to @token2049 Singapore! 🇸🇬

Our Head of Business Development, @BojanaGajic8 , will be attending TOKEN2049 from September 18~19. If you're also attending, let's connect and talk about all things #Web3, #crypto, #blockchain, #gaming, and #NFT!

Drop a comment if you’d like to set up a time to meet 🤝#TOKEN2049

[CX 🦇🔊 @Chandudu2]

@SymantecBS @SymantecBS is it hard to load up his hypercharge?

[Crowdcreate @crowdcreate_us]

We invite you to come celebrate your your ❤️ for the art and NFTs on our Twitter/X space, with the creators of exclusive art collection by Belvedere Museum: The Kiss NFT.

Along side with the top of NFT influencers, and thats not everything! We have confirmed attendance of multiple NFT whale buyers, that usually stay in the background and remain anonymous, but they are the ones who move the markets. 

Mark your 🗓️ for 6pm EST Tuesday February 13th

Guest/speaker list:

Wolfgang Bergmann, CFO, Belvedere - @belvederemuseum
Anh Nguyen, Founder & CEO, Nimi - @anh_nimi
Harto, Generative artist - @harto_fr
Stefan Ecker, Arties - @ArtiesLtd
Jennifer Moyer, Superchief - @SuperchiefNFT

NFT people and voices of influence:
@youngsun
@NFTignition
@NFTGirl
@EricSpivak
@JordanLyall

https://t.co/JEdZtNVnXa

[Crowdcreate @crowdcreate_us]

Join us in another space as we will reveal "The Future of WEB3 Gaming" with the thought leaders in the industry:

Guest Speakers:
@at_mwagner
@PlayEFAS
@iskra_world
@ElseVerseWorld

Dive into the next level of gaming evolution! 👾

📆 Mark your calendars for Jan 25th, 8PM PT

https://t.co/5hW5820mmi

[CX 🦇🔊 @Chandudu2]

@belizardd What a clown

[Nick @Nickybubbly]

Last week, we announced our €3,000,000 fundraising

Despite a challenging bear market, we made it through

As the CEO of @Bubblemaps, this has been an incredible learning experience. Here's what I've discovered 👇

1. Seize every pitching opportunity
Our win against 700 startups at @signalweek was a game-changer. Be it smaller events, a school conference, a panel about on-chain data, or anything else, I never turned down an invitation. You never know who's listening!

2. Cold contact is time-wasting
VC public emails are overloaded. The two options that work: contact a fund analyst and climb up the ladder, or get referred by an entrepreneur/investor.

3. Even better, make VCs come to you
To be on their radar, be active in your ecosystem. With Bubblemaps, we joined Google Cloud’s incubator, @PyratzLabs, @cronosapp, HEC x L’Oréal... Lots of chances to be noticed. Plus, we attended every crypto event possible.

4. Revenue isn’t the only indicator of traction
Web traffic, social media reach, and partnerships are also convincing indicators for investors. Just because you're not profitable now doesn't mean you won't be.

5. Crypto is an attention economy
Building a loyal community can be even more important than your product. Genuinely provide value to your readers through unique content and compelling insights. Our analysis on a16z and Uniswap became viral on Twitter and significantly helped our roadshow.

6. Think financially when facing a VC
The investor is seeking return on their investment. Sell your vision, and learn how to speak their language: valuation, revenue projection, exit strategy... Remember, you only have one chance to convince them!

7. Keep the momentum
A fundraising can last for six months or even a year. It’s crucial to keep the initial investors interested all through the process. Update them regularly and keep them excited.

8. Winning investors is half the battle
What follows is the delicate phase of negotiating the shareholders’ agreement, signing, and transferring the funds. That's when you're going to lose sleep

9. Raising funds is a choice, not a must
For us, it was a nearly year-long roadshow. That's a lot of time and resources not going into the product and business. Quick profitability without fundraising is also a solid option!

It's extremely hard to raise funds at the moment, but the payoff is worth it. Good luck to everyone looking to climb this mountain!

[Emperor Osmo 🎯 @Flowslikeosmo]

@0xdipkarmakar Sure! Here ya go

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[Michael McGuiness @mikemcg0]

Q: What are some alternatives to raising venture capital?

Ryan Peterson is the founder and CEO of Flexport, which was valued at more than $8 billion last year.

In the clip below, he talks about how he adopted Paul Graham’s “be a cockroach” philosophy and aimed for “ramen profitability” with the company he started before Flexport that didn’t raise venture capital.

He minimized his living expenses, and then to cover those expenses, he picked up part-time jobs that allowed him to spend most of his time working on his startup. He wrote case studies for Columbia Business School, tutored people for the GMAT, and did some SEO consulting.

“That gave me freedom to be successful on any time horizon. I couldn’t die. My expenses were low… It took me a number of years before we found success, but success was certain because we didn’t have this time horizon where the idea had to work in 18 months or else the company would go bankrupt.”

Paul Graham describes this as being “Ramen Profitable”:

“Ramen profitable means a startup makes just enough to pay the founders' living expenses… The main significance of this type of profitability is that you're no longer at the mercy of investors.”

This is probably the best approach if you can’t or don’t want to raise venture capital today. The revenue to cover your living expenses can come from your startup or—as was the case for Ryan—part time jobs that offer the flexibility to still devote a material chunk of your time to your startup.

The other main benefit of ramen profitability is that it’ll improve your ability to raise money in the future. If you don’t need money from investors, it’ll improve your negotiating position and often get you better terms.

Airbnb is another good example of ramen profitability. Their goal during Y Combinator was to make $4,000 per month from the business which would cover $3,500 for rent, and $500 for food. They taped this goal to the mirror in the bathroom of their apartment until they eventually hit it.

[CX 🦇🔊 @Chandudu2]

@camgthompson @CoinDesk @RosiePerper @tobyleah Hey @camgthompson send me a DM

[THE Banana @ExpatBanana]

For anyone having PLDT issues right now, it’s a DNS issue. Change it to 1.1.1.1 or another free dns system, it’ll fix the problem.

#pldt

[Surf @0xsurferboy]

Paradigm is regarded as the most exclusive brypto VC fund

And now, they are venturing into AI.

Here's what @paradigm is looking at in Q1 2023

🧵👇

[CX 🦇🔊 @Chandudu2]

@Teefinha97 Hey @Teefinha97 , I have a project that I'd like you to work on. Can you DM me?

[CX 🦇🔊 @Chandudu2]

@GinoAssereto Hey @GinoAssereto , DM me! I want to see if you can work on one of our projects.

[CX 🦇🔊 @Chandudu2]

@GinoAssereto Hi @GinoAssereto , I'm a big fan of Lingo! :)

Can you send me a DM? I have a project that I'd like to have you possibly work on.

[CX 🦇🔊 @Chandudu2]

@iskra_world

[Crowdcreate @crowdcreate_us]

Crowdcreate is at #GDC23 @Official_GDC this year. Let's talk growth!

Thank you @seconddinner @MARVELSNAP For sharing our favorite panel so far. GET SMART > GET IT RIGHT. It takes a lot of experimenting and iterating to build the "Best Mobile Game of 2022"