Marc Koenig

@DillToma Yes

You guys loved this breakdown, should I make a full video on it?

@theisaacmed Is it because they hired someone from your team so now are retroactively attributing it to their agency? (“Noelle”)

How much of a fraud do you have to be to do stuff like this? I am posting this to save any you the trouble of being lied to. I never signed an agreement with these guys. I have never personally met the founder. I didn't even know about them until people started reaching out to me about our case study with them. Now, every few weeks someone sends me a msg asking if I worked with them. Mini Katana LLC has never worked with Snowball Agency. We will never work with Snowball Agency. We recommend you avoid working with people who actively lie about the case studies on their website. In fact, I reached out to a friend on here who worked with them and he says the same thing. They suck. I am reasonable. I tried messaging. Got a "nah." Remove our logo from your X and LinkedIn banners dude. Remove it from your website. Stop being frauds.

@MostafaVisuals Course

I'm publicly releasing my $80 thumbnail course, for free. It covers: - Tools to use (free & paid) - Design basics - How to create curiosity and grab attention (in detail with examples) - And more... Retweet and reply "Course" to get it (make sure you're following).

@SamCWoodhall Bujo??

Two habits I've been building over the past few months: writing in the morning, moving more during the day. Both teaching me the same lesson about showing up for yourself. Been pivoting so much over the last few years that I honestly lost track of who I am and what I actually want to do. Every month felt like a new direction, a new strategy, a new version of 'success' to chase. The writing has been helping me reflect on all that noise. Getting back to doing the actual work, not just thinking about it, has reminded me what I genuinely enjoy. Sometimes you need to go back to your roots to see where you actually want to grow. Starting to feel like myself again.

@timwangyc Ponder

we built Cursor for video editing

@fortelabs Booyah

Woohoo!!! 🎉🥳🎊🙌🍾🍻🪅

@PaddyG96 How often do your thumb or title swaps result in a clear increase in views? (Vs being minimal impact) What’s your average confidence level in a title and thumb swap (are you usually pretty sure it will improve or do you try swaps that you are like >20% will be better)

I’m 28. I help grow the biggest channels on YouTube. My clients combined do: - Over 1 billion views/month - $20m+ per year from their channels Ask me anything. I’ll literally answer 100+ questions.

@neuranne Congrats! Excited to receive my copy today

The wait is over... Tiny Experiments is officially out in the world!! Feeling a mix of excitement, gratitude & the inevitable anxiety that comes with sharing work you truly care about. I believe this approach can change lives and I can’t wait to see how you make it your own.

@tana_inc @ProductHunt Heck yes!

Product of the Month @ProductHunt ! 🤯🙀 You did it, Tanarians! The Tana launch is the #1 February launch on ProductHunt for Artificial Intelligence, Productivity and #1 over-all! We're not going to pretend we're too cool to care about this. We could not be more grateful and proud of how you've received our launch. 71 ⭐️5-star reviews. well over 2300 votes. Thank you for the support! Now lets get on with reinventing how humans, teams and computers work together!

@cortexfutura @tana_inc Thanks Lukas!

@MarcKoenig_ @tana_inc Fantastic job man, love it!

Made this video for my favorite app, @tana_inc – more to come!

This week has been incredible! The first version of Tana is finally live and open to the world. Thanks to everyone who made this possible! (we tried to tag most of you below 🫶) Still wonder what Tana is? It's the future of work—helping forward-thinking professionals stay on top of everything without the busywork. This is what the future of work looks like 👇📽️

Today, I'm super excited to announce that we've finally launched @tana_inc to the world! After four years in stealth mode, we are live on Product Hunt, so if you have an account, please support us! Link in 🧵 thread.

@TintinSmith @AliAbdaal congrats on the journey so far! excited to see what's next

Today is my last day working for @AliAbdaal For the last 2.5 years, I’ve been his Head of YouTube (I made up that job title). That meant doing everything from coming up with video ideas, working with editors and writers, to pretending I know how to use a camera. I ran the channel while it doubled from 3m to 6m subscribers, and generated millions in revenue. They’ve been the best and most transformative years of my life. And it’s been nothing short of a dream job. When I quit my consulting job at 25, I had no idea where I was going. But I started a YouTube channel because of Ali and somehow ended up working for him 9 months later. It blew my mind. For a long time it felt extremely hard to look beyond the job. I couldn’t believe how lucky I was. But over the course of the job and this year, some things have changed. My learning in the role had started to plateau. Ali got married and moved to Hong Kong. And I started to want a new challenge. For the past 4 years that I’ve had full-time jobs, I’ve also always had side hustles. I’ve used the mornings, evenings, weekends and holidays to pursue exciting projects and learn as much as possible. I didn’t really know what I was working towards, but over time the new dream became clearer. The dream of running my own business became more concrete. I’m 28 now, and I feel ready for it. I learned an important lesson when I quit my consulting job 3 years ago. 100% certainty doesn’t exist. You only need more than 50%, then you're good to go. I’ll remain great friends with Ali and the team. And if my business implodes then I’m sure I can find a way to add value to the team again too. For a long time, the dream was being part of this team and business. And it’s been incredible. So it’s taken me a while to accept the idea of giving up my dream job. But I’ve realised that dreaming is a continuous process, and the new dream is to grow my own business. Ali himself has been nothing short of a life-changing employer, mentor and friend. I couldn’t be more grateful for his presence in my life. I'm sure I'll write a '10 lessons I've learned from Ali Abdaal' thread imminently. I'll share more about my plans in future, but in short I’ll be continuing to help educational YouTubers grow their channels and businesses (send me a DM if you want to connect!). The underlying mission has always been to help educate the world, it’s why I left consulting for YouTube in the first place. I can’t wait. If you want to follow along the journey, check out the newsletter in my bio :) (This picture was taken just after I spoke to Ali about leaving the business, while we were on a team trip in Porto a couple months ago.)

@_mnpw @phokarlsson Henrik’s newsletter. Google “ Everything that turned out well in my life followed the same design process”

@phokarlsson Where is this from?

You have to be comfortable being weird and incomprehensible to others if you want to see reality clearly

@hunterhammonds @NoahShreve This range please There is a lot of starter content out there already for the “zero/no consistent revenue” tier 10-50 fewer commoditized insights

@NoahShreve Very common problem. I’d argue $10-50k is the hardest step here for most. Then $100k-200k (consistently) is the next big hurdle

Putting together a guide on sales and revenue growth. Need your feedback on what’s most important to you: Vote and tell me what your biggest obstacle is.

@hunterhammonds Video

Do you prefer written or video content for breakdowns like this?

@Skymography @dannymcmahon Skymography goat

@dannymcmahon @MarcKoenig_ WOOOO

Ask me anything! In 2024 (so far): - 9.5M views - 101k subscribers - £31k One video left to go. It's been a challenging year for me outside of YouTube, with some major lessons learned in both life & content creation. Ask me anything you wish 👇

@dannymcmahon How has your production process changed this year? Do you work with any external partners on any video elements and do you expect to ever in the future? What’s the hardest part to scale and do you want to? (E.g. more vids per month)