Spending 18 hours a week on content with $0 to show for it?
Tracking your hours is painful when you realize you are just doing busywork with a camera.
If your content is not generating leads, it is not marketing. It is just a time-wasting black hole stealing energy from your actual clients and product development.
Every single post you publish should act like a hired employee. It needs a strict revenue job before you hit record, not after. If it doesn't have a business goal, it shouldn't exist on your feed.
We just broke down the 3 exact content jobs that turn view time into dollar signs. $
Watch the video to find out which job your content is missing.
“ FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS ♥️ “
I will always be there for you,
I will always be in your heart,
@DavidSimpkins88
Listen on spotify : https://t.co/RApzYzCBl1
“ FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS ♥️ “
I will always be there for you,
I will always be in your heart,
@DavidSimpkins88
Listen on spotify : https://t.co/JRtiS5rmMF
someone asked me “How can you write a startup book if you haven’t built a successful startup yet?”
@alexabelonix
lol do u actually think that i am that stupid? 😂
I’m not writing a “learn from my unicorn success”
I’m building a curated framework workbook
The point is:
In my book you will be able to find frameworks that early-stage founders usually have to dig out from YC videos, Startup School, The Mom Test, founder interviews, YouTube, blogs. And everything is crazy structured and step by step
You can absolutely find most of this online for free :)
But you’ll need to search, filter, compare, take notes, adapt it, structure it, and turn it into worksheets yourself.
I’m doing that work.
The book is not a guru manifesto.
It’s a structured operating system for moving from idea chaos to real customer conversations and first users.
p.s. i decided to even rename it
Taste is not decoration.
@alexabelonix
It is strategy.
People feel your standards before they understand your product.
Your website.
Your language.
Your founder posts.
Your screenshots.
Your deck.
Your demo.
Your office photos.
Your rhythm.
Your references.
Your refusal to sound like everyone else.
It all teaches the market what level you operate at.
Founders underestimate this because taste feels “soft.”
But in a market full of similar tools, similar AI wrappers, similar landing pages and similar promises, taste becomes a trust signal.
We discuss all the latest including the Potensic Atom 3, controller for the SkyRover X1, AntiGravity sale, and Ron shares & shows us his Mavic 4 Pro electronic ND filter from DJI
@BillDroneReview
DJI Enjoy Your Drones https://t.co/tO1F4JvzS5… via @YouTube
#PotensicAtom3 #SkyRoverX1 #AntiGravity #Mavic4Pro