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[Radhika @WorldOfRadhika]

@thedankoe Routine is for stabilizing the foundation of life and rhythms are for creative emergence in life.

[Radhika @WorldOfRadhika]

@hasantoxr Free

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@Mike_Scully_ Doc

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@JamesOnGoogle TOF

[James Maxwell | Google Ads for eCom and DTC brands @JamesOnGoogle]

I’ve spent Millions on Google Ads and Keep Finding Customers

WE’LL NEVER RUN OUT OF CUSTOMERS WITH THIS…

I wrote a doc showing you how you can do the same thing

For the next 48 hours it’s yours for FREE.

Like + RT + Reply “TOF” & I’ll DM it to you.

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[kepano @kepano]

Why @obsdmd is 100% user-supported and not backed by VC investors:

1. We want to stay small, we don't need to hire lots of people
2. We follow strict principles that we do not want compromise
3. Our users are happy to support us, we don't need VC money

Obsidian will not exist forever, no app will. However, the files you create in Obsidian are yours, and can hopefully last for generations. VCware is built with a five year horizon, it is not built to live on for decades.

Many startup founders raise VC money because they need the upfront capital to build their product, or they see it as a shortcut to growth. For some products the capital truly is necessary, but too often it's fueled by impatience and the inertia of Silicon Valley.

In the short term, VCware tends to subsidize pricing to acquire users. It's easier to grow if your product is cheap or free. But this generally comes at the cost of hoarding user data, and locking in customers. Once you're in you can't get out.

To keep raising money, VCware must paint an increasingly enormous vision of their future, which becomes impossible to live up to. This leads to increasingly disparate priorities that gradually make the product worse. What starts off as a useful app become burdened with crap.

Eventually all VCware must exit. That means being acquired or going public to pay back investors. It's expected that 9 out 10 startups will fail. That's just part of the math in a VC portfolio. The startups that have big exits pay for the ones that fail.

It is now possible for tiny teams to make principled software that millions of people use, unburdened by investors. Principled apps that put people in control of their data, their privacy, their wellbeing. These principles can be irrevocably built into the architecture of the app.

Principled people have always been able to make principled software. The difference is that now you need far less money and far fewer employees to reach far more customers. That wave is only just beginning.

If you have principles and enough patience, being 100% user-supported is by far the most fun way to build.

[Email Of The Day @emailoftoday]

Marketing isn’t only about the stuff you sell.

It’s also about:

- The stories you tell
- The people you help
- The value you provide
- The problems you solve
- The relationships you create

There’s so much more to it than just money.

[Radhika @WorldOfRadhika]

@YusufBrown01 What service you were offering in exchange of $1500/month on twitter? @YusufBrown01

[Maaz Ahmad @thecopyguyy]

@dailycopywriter 1. Grab attention.
2. Keep them reading.
3. Show, don't just tell.
4. Build trust.
5. Guide their journey.

Eyes caught, attention captured!

[Daily Copywriting @dailycopywriter]

5 things you need above the fold:

1) Compelling headline
2) Intriguing subheadline
3) Product image
4) Social proof
5) A clear next step

This is how you catch people’s eyes.

[Radhika @WorldOfRadhika]

@KanikaBK Could you please explain me in short what do you mean by newsletter? @KanikaBK

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@KanikaBK AI

[Kanika @KanikaBK]

Newsletters are the FUTURE!

The MARKET SIZE is expected to increase upto $17.9 billion by 2027.

I created an E-GUIDE with 150+ NEWSLETTER IDEAS to that you can build your own Newsletter

Worth $199, FREE for 24hrs only

✅Follow so that I can DM you

✅Repost+Comment "AI"

[JoséPablo* @jdomito_]

I take a founder's idea into a visually appealing brand.

→This is the framework I've been using for the past 5 years with over 50 brands.

My branding process ↓👇🏾

[Nicolas Cole 🚢👻 @Nicolascole77]

One of the biggest mistakes I see writers make:

Failing to turn a compliment into an opportunity for growth.

When you get a positive comment ask:

• How else can I help?
• What specifically did you like?
• What other questions do you have?

Don't just say thanks and leave.

[Xander @XanderMarketer]

Sleep is the most productive thing you can do.

Agreed?

[MATT GRAY @matt_gray_]

How to start a business from nothing (that you actually love):

1. Get your health, mind, body, and spirit strong
2. Productize your joy
3. Find your zone of genius
4. Build a strong profit-generating machine
5. Craft your mission
6. Write out your vision
7. Build your marketing engine
8. Get 1% better daily
9. Just launch it
10. Reinforce people, product, process
11. Use tech for leverage
12. Build a community of raving fans
13. Focus on your CAMP
14. Take a Soul Trip every 6 weeks

[Excel @excelumeohana]

Build a business.

Send emails.

Do outreach.

Create content.

Exercise a lot.

Go on long walks.

Live in the moment

Ignore energy suckers.

Genuinely help people solve problems.

This is how you win.

[Radhika @WorldOfRadhika]

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