Eric Coyle, Ph.D.

Learn more about how brand awareness impacts consumers’ purchase intentions.   - as featured in The Journal of Social Media at  thejsms.org/index.php/JSMS…

Account for AI (Artificial Intelligence) curated news feeds in PR (Public Relations) planning. #marketing

@stijnnoorman Interesting take.

Most creators don’t fail because of bad content. They fail because nobody sees their content.

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@Smith5mLora @FoxNews @DeptofWar Hello

@EricCoyle_PhD @FoxNews @DeptofWar Hey

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@KevinSzabo14 Solid advice

You don’t need a massive audience to sell a digital product. You need the right 100 people to wanna buy. By that I mean not everyone. Posting in front of the right people beat 10,000 followers who don’t care. Niche always beats reach. Be a specialist, not a know it all.

@stijnnoorman Don’t wait for perfection. It is okay to start imperfect. Work toward perfection.

I've talked to hundreds of creators. They all say the same thing: "I wish I started sooner." Start creating.

@thedevchandra I work more on research, but I use AI strategically.

@EricCoyle_PhD how's that going on your end?

if you're in tech, do less code and more content this is the only way guys.

Nashville, Tennessee

St. Louis, Missouri

Kansas City, KS

Tennessee is such a cute state. @CoorsLight

@Nicolascole77 Interesting 🤔 assessment

Writers who treat Substack like a journal end up with 47 subscribers. Writers who treat it like a business end up with six figures in recurring revenue.

A dad asked me what his son should pursue after graduating high school this year. My honest answer: The "pick a major, get a degree, get a job" path is BREAKING in real time. The kids who win the next 5 years won't have the prettiest resume. They'll be the ones who can BUILD with AI. My 11 year old is already learning how to use them. Here's what I told him: Pick ONE skill — writing, video, code, design, or sales. Learn to do it 10x faster with AI. Start a YouTube channel, a newsletter, or a small service business around it. By the time his peers graduate college, he'll have: • 4 years of compounding skill • An audience • Income • Zero debt First 4 steps: 1. Pick a skill he's genuinely curious about. Curiosity beats "practical" every time at 18. 2. Learn the AI stack around it. Claude. ChatGPT. A video tool. An automation tool. 3. Ship something publicly within 30 days. A video. A free tool. A service offer. Momentum > perfection. 4. Build in public. Document the learning. That becomes his portfolio AND his audience. The degree is optional now. The skill + audience is not.

@JuliaEMcCoy Good strategy

@itsbriandavis Interesting approach

most people don't mix content formats because they're starting from a blank screen every time. I start from voice. 5 minutes of talking and the tweets, threads, and LinkedIn posts just fall out of it. blank screen problem solved.

@0xJuliechen I see more views in LinkedIn. This really depends on your goals.

hot take: all founders should quit linkedin, and come to X for founder marketing. welcome to the REAL game

@Smith5mLora @FoxNews @DeptofWar I'm near Fort Carson, Colorado (south of Denver).

@EricCoyle_PhD @FoxNews @DeptofWar What part of the world are from ?

Marketers should be designing brand experiences for smart car ecosystems. #marketing

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