@heyalexfriedman We need more creators who have credibility beyond the social media platforms where they sell products. Social media presence alone isn’t enough to prove authenticity anymore. As this isn't seen as the 'real world' anymore.
@heyalexfriedman We need more creators who have credibility beyond the social media platforms where they sell products. Social media presence alone isn’t enough to prove authenticity anymore. As this isn't seen as the 'real world' anymore.
@PopBase This is an interesting concept, especially for creators who want to pitch and test different ideas when collaborating with brands, it could help them clearly demonstrate the potential reach and engagement a specific concept might achieve.
One of the biggest marketing challenges of 2025 will be the fragmentation of distribution channels.
There used to be only Google. Now we have Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and others. There used to be only X. Now we have X, Threads, Bluesky, and others. The same can be said for paid ads.
We will have to make tough decisions about where to focus our efforts. Prioritize the channels we believe will have the highest returns. Without a large team and a big budget it’s unrealistic to try to win everywhere.
Marketing is harder than ever but at the same time there are more opportunities than ever.
@POTUS 25% of what? Wealth? Which wealth? Liquid? Illiquid? How do you collect? Who collects? Do we have exemptions? On what basis and on what asset classes do we have the exceptions on? Are charities included? Unrealized gains? Who does the valuation? Empty words, empty words.
@Savonarolalou@PaulSkallas Sure, books are just the easiest ways to disseminate convoluted ideas. Teaching and selling books are “noble” ways of making money in the anticapitalist French’s ideology.