The best ads focus on the result 90% of the time and your product 10% of the time.
Result, result, result. By the end of the ad the person should be thinking “if I use x I know I’ll get result”.
@DekmarTrades Our need for innovation is innate, if the brain sees a more efficient path even with large upfront work but long term pay off that’s the direction it tends to go.
Having @claude run stress tests against a AI proxy.
Pretty cool this would’ve taken me days to test and iterate over. Now it can run tests in parallel, understand what isn’t working then basically run a self iteration loop until it’s close to 100% accuracy.
@nicholasnlawton Raw IQ, passion doesn’t move the needle if you’re starting from ground zero. You want people who are capable not people who are still preparing.
@eglitisX Wack. Nothing good comes from doing bad business and essentially lying to your audience. L post. Good products spread by word of mouth. You earn that just like you earn those 1,000 followers.
Better translation: if you want users to join: focus on putting your solution in front of your target audience. Marketing is articulating your solution with copy. It’s more like a present.
Solution = box
Copy = wrapper
Then put the present in front of them.
If you want users to join: focus on your marketing
If you want users to stay and drive more conversions (word of mouth): focus on the product; maximizing result while decreasing steps to accomplish it
Always focus on the result the user gets when you’re marketing.
If you want users to join: focus on your marketing
If you want users to stay and drive more conversions (word of mouth): focus on the product; maximizing result while decreasing steps to accomplish it
Always focus on the result the user gets when you’re marketing.