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@theoscarhoole linkedin

One stupidly simple LinkedIn DM script is getting us 30%+ reply rates from COLD prospects. Most of them are turning into booked calls. It's so simple it almost feels unfair. Want the script? 1. Follow me 2. Like & RT this post 3. Comment "LinkedIn" And I'll send it to you.

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@LessEgoMoreData OCT

Ecom owners, take this (free) and have it forever. I've put together the essentials to optimizing your Ecom website. I went through our database with 2,500+ A/B tests and broke down the most universal and important CRO checkpoints. I guarantee you will find something here you will use. Trust me, there’s something in here you’ll definitely use. Here’s what’s included: CRO Strategies: ↳ Supplement CRO Checklist ↳ Top 50 BFCM Tests from 8-Figure Brands ↳ 25+ Listicles & Articles Landing Pages ↳ Black Friday CRO Checklist ↳ 600+ CRO ideas for your Onlineshop ↳ AI-driven GPT Prompts Full Funnel Breakdowns: ↳ Huel Funnel Breakdown ↳ FC Bayern Funnel Breakdown ↳ Cartier Funnel Breakdown ↳ Pandora Funnel Breakdown Case Study: ↳ SNOCKS Case Study ↳ DRIP Growth Protocol Want Access? 1. Like this post 2. Comment "OCT" (Must be following me!) and I'll send it to you.

We've made $500k+ in 90 days on LinkedIn... 99% came from this 5-part system. My clients book 100+ calls monthly and hit $500k+ milestones using this strategy. Want it? 1. Like & RT this tweet 2. Comment "linkedin" & I will send over the blueprint!

50 LinkedIn templates that booked 983 calls. Exact messages with response rates included. We used these to generate $50M+ pipeline for 100+ B2B companies. Want them? 1. Like & RT 2. Comment "DM" & I'll send it to you.

@Rpaulindaigle CRO

The CRO assessment that helped generate $9.6M for Dr. Squatch 🚀 Now it’s FREE, and takes just 3 minutes! → Pinpoint where your site’s leaking revenue → Get tailored insights across 3 key growth levers → Built for scaling 8–9 figure DTC brands Want the link? 1. Like & RT this post 2. Comment "CRO" below 3. Follow me so I can DM it to you Let’s find your next big revenue win - fast.

@onepercentfeed Imagine being the guy who turned down The Beatles

"Guitar groups are on their way out."   With these words, Decca Records rejected The Beatles in 1962.   One year later, Beatlemania swept the world.   The executive who made this decision was fired.   The most expensive mistake in music history 🧵

@onepercentfeed Do you think Yahoo’s downfall was more about poor vision or short-term thinking?

"Dear Yahoo, we've created a better search engine." Two Stanford students offered to sell Google for $1M. Yahoo said no. Years later, they offered $5B. Yahoo said no again. Today, Google is worth $1.7 trillion. The handshake that could have changed everything 🧵

@theoscarhoole The fact they protected their kids’ privacy makes me respect them more

@onepercentfeed Costco turned a hot dog into a loyalty engine.

Costco's founder threatened to KILL the CEO. The crime? Suggesting they raise the price of their $1.50 hot dog. 40 years. 177% inflation. 100M+ sold annually. The price hasn't changed by a single penny. Here's why 🧵

@theoscarhoole Fame and wealth without real connection = emptiness.

Harvard tracked 724 men for 75+ years. They measured success, health, wealth, fame, and happiness. One factor predicted happiness better than anything else. And it wasn't money, fame, or achievement. The longest study on happiness ever conducted reveals the truth 🧵

@theoscarhoole George Martin didn’t hear hit songs. He saw something else. That’s vision.

The most expensive rejection in music history: Decca Records passed on The Beatles in 1962. "Guitar groups are on their way out." One year later, they were the biggest band on Earth. The audition tape that changed music forever 🧵

@theoscarhoole Crazy how one decision can change tech history.

Yahoo could have bought Google for $1 million. They said no. Then Google offered itself again for $5 billion. Yahoo said no again. Today, Google is worth $1.7 trillion. Yahoo sold for $4.5 billion. The worst business decision in history 🧵

@onepercentfeed Wild how fame, success, and wealth didn’t move the needle.

For 75 years, Harvard scientists tracked 724 men. They measured everything: income, career, health, habits. They discovered the single biggest predictor of happiness. It wasn't money. It wasn't fame. It wasn't a success. The answer will change how you live 🧵

@onepercentfeed Selling it as an NFT is such a 2021 move 🚀

A 56-second home video of a baby biting his brother's finger sold for $760,999. Before influencers, before TikTok, before monetization. "Charlie Bit My Finger" was the first true viral video. The accidental empire that changed internet culture forever 🧵

@theoscarhoole Threat to kill the CEO is hilarious 😂

The most stubborn price in American history:   Costco's $1.50 hot dog hasn't changed since 1984.   Not during recessions. Not during inflation. Not despite 100M+ sold yearly.   The extraordinary lengths they go to keep this promise 🧵

What's behind every successful B2B founder brand? A loop between: → The founder's insight → The buyer's reality This simple dynamic is what separates content that converts from content that disappears. Most founders get this completely wrong. They focus on: • Generic industry observations • Surface-level "thought leadership" • Company updates no one cares about • Product features instead of customer problems And then wonder why their content generates zero pipeline. The magic happens at the intersection: When your unique expertise directly addresses the specific challenges keeping your buyers awake at night. Not adjacent problems. Not theoretical issues. The exact pain points they're actively trying to solve right now. This is why most "personal branding advice" fails B2B founders. It treats content as a volume game rather than a precision tool. The founders I work with who generate consistent opportunities aren't necessarily posting more. They're posting with purpose - creating content that makes their ideal buyers think: "This person understands my world in a way others don't." That's the foundation of trust. And trust is what shortens sales cycles. Want to see the framework we use to identify this intersection for technical founders? Check out contentsmash.io

@onepercentfeed The fact that the paperwork sold for $1.6M is the ultimate twist.

He designed Apple's first logo. He owned 10% of the company. 12 days later, he sold everything for $800. Today, that stake would be worth $320 billion. The third Apple founder who walked away from everything: 🧵

@theoscarhoole This story isn’t about luck, it’s about pattern recognition and having the guts to act on it.

"Even shoeshine boys are giving stock tips." With these words, Joe Kennedy sold everything. 3 weeks later, the market crashed 90%. He became one of America's richest men while others jumped from windows. The eerie warning sign that saved the Kennedy fortune 🧵