People don't trust faceless organizations.
Add your face to your brand. A little overlap between personal and professional brand can make all the difference.
Be a human being in a world where people are looking for genuine and honest connections. Show your true and unique self.
Everyone talks about making money writing online.
But no one shows how to do it.
Here's a proven 11-step plan to make your first $1,000/mo writing online (works in almost every niche):
Twitter is the most difficult of all the social networks.
The 280 character count, the expectations of the audience.
You have to retrain your brain to write in a new way
• Concise
• Punchy
• Evocative
• Value-driven
But—
Learn to win on hard mode and you can win anywhere.
@KateBour It depends. Strategically, it would be more efficient to put efforts where your audience is and will engage with your content. (E.g.: B2B business can generate good results from LinkedIn. Depends on the business as well)
Visual Content Creation:
▪️ @canva: User-friendly graphic design platform loved by millions
▪️ @tweetgenonline: Create realistic Twitter post graphics for free
▪️ @piktochart: Whip up professional-looking infographics, reports, and videos in seconds
You need a new phone
Phone A claims “20-hour battery life”
Phone B claims “All-day battery life”
Which one do you choose?
You likely choose B and there’s a reason
Let’s talk about: The Framing Effect (with 6 examples)
I used to get 9 likes total on my posts…
Now I get 9 likes in the first few minutes.
Vanity metric? Sure.
Shows the power of compounding? Definitely.
Keep going.
Growth happens gradually - then all at once.
What does the future for Twitter hold?
Some initial thoughts:
1 - More video content like Vine/TikTok
2 - Monetization of content like Substack/OnlyFans
3 - More creator tools, analytics + data
4 - Fewer bots / spam replies
What else?
How to build a valuable personal brand:
Step 1. Define your why
Step 2. Define your audiences so what
Step 3. Study writing principles
Step 4. Review communication frameworks
Step 5. Engage to build rapport
Step 6. Share w/ intention
Step 7: Be YOU
Step 8: Iterate & optimize
🔷 Use a task management system like @Notion or @Asana to help both you and your team stay accountable and organized
Are you craving a simple, replicable marketing system you can do yourself without tech overwhelm or analysis paralysis?