Storytelling is hands down the BEST way to make more sales.
But how do you craft stories that lock in attention and hold eyes until the last word?
Well, that's what I'll tell you today.
After reading this, you’ll NEVER write a lifeless story again.🧵
Ilya built GPT. Sam marketed it.
Now Sam’s on Time Magazine and Ilya’s in a group chat with 3 PhDs and no sunlight.
Moral of the story? Touch grass and Twitter.
@saanika_says This is the 5th time or something I have seen this exact same tweet. Feels like the whole community's just farming attention at this point.
@saanika_says This is the 5th time or something I have seen this exact same tweet. Feels like the whole community's just farming attention at this point.
@zdoks I get it, it’s easy to get caught up in the fun of it all, but seeing it through does hit different when it’s actually done.
Ride the vibe now and just keep going.
@berronoliver They won't, engagement bait followers are just dopamine seekers, not customers. Real buyers come from solving actual problems, not viral posts.
Just opened the trending page and it's a joke. almost every post is pure engagement bait.
Write “be honest” and boom, hundreds of likes
while people who actually post value barely get 10 views.
You’ll find way more value in the recent tab than in trending.
Your customer’s brain has a built-in bouncer.
It kicks out most marketing without a second glance.
Only 3 things slip past: Fear, Curiosity, and Belonging.
Everything else? Gone faster than a spam call.
Here’s how to become the VIP that always gets in... 🧵
That’s a wrap! Hope this thread gave you a fresh way to look at marketing.
If you found this valuable:
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Now go do some great marketing. 😉
Your customer’s brain has a built-in bouncer.
It kicks out most marketing without a second glance.
Only 3 things slip past: Fear, Curiosity, and Belonging.
Everything else? Gone faster than a spam call.
Here’s how to become the VIP that always gets in... 🧵
The best copy doesn't feel like copy.
It feels like that friend who always knows what to say.
When someone reads your words and thinks "How did they know I felt this way?" you've transcended marketing.
You've become a mind reader.