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Bart Molenda
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@hiiamArielle Any tips on how to get it back - having a similar issue on a corporate account.
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Recession looms. What should you do?
Lots of generic advice past month.
Ran an analysis on 23.2k subscription and SaaS companies, and here’s what I found.
Things will mostly be fine, but two data points are pretty scary (especially in consumer and soon B2B).
Let's ride 👇
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@oezguer_ Manipulating stock is the new version of buying likes?
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Miami has dominated headlines as being the new 'hot' spot for tech, but great to see NYT also showcasing our AI and tech talent in Toronto. It's been the fastest growing location for @introhive in the last 2 years, and we're excited about its ongoing expansion! 😎
Richard Florida@Richard_Florida
“many executives, investors and entrepreneurs are promoting warm climes like Austin and Miami as the next big tech hubs. But they are tiny tech communities compared with the new hub growing in the cool air along the shore of Lake Ontario.” nytimes.com/2022/03/21/tec…
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@nikitabier You are indeed entertaining. With some good ideas. Congrats 🍾
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@george__mack Great insight. A new take on “will it spread”, by WOM source.
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The best marketing advice I've ever had:
Optimize for the group chat.
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Join me in helping support our brothers and sisters in Ukraine by donating and spreading the word to others. 🇺🇦 ☮️ 🇺🇦
Canadian Red Cross@redcrosscanada
Thanks to the Government of Canada, individual donations to the #Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal will be matched from February 24 to March 18. Canadians wishing to help are encouraged to donate: bit.ly/34Zu6iR
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What people think matters in business: "grit, culture, hustle, vision."
What actually matters in business: "good accounting, diligence with a CRM, not running out of cash, regular updates, doing the same sh*t for 10+ years, hiring people smarter than you, avoiding catastrophes."
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Here's how my team @Introhive took our customers from 0 to 100 in 5 years utilizing word of mouth.
A thread 🧵.
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@jspeiser Saw this happen even at bigger brands like ebay in the quest for “page likes”, followed by organic traffic, followed by very precise LAL targeting. All left a massive hole overnight once taken away.
Thanks for sharing.
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How my Dependence on Facebook cost me my startup, $100M, and 110 jobs
It's the first time I've publicly spoke about this in 4 years.
A 🧵...
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@KevinDTwomey @craigmillr @ProfByron I picked up some slack from end of 2010 to 13. After Craig left we moved to multi channel, PR and bigger media spend. A couple good years saw brand recognition grow according to Leger, but Craig’s departure left a growing hole in thinking about product growth and innovation 🧠
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I should probably clarify this as it’s causing a bit of a stir:
As the CMO for Shopify and Kijiji, two iconic brands, I spent very little time & money (read $0) on brand or brand marketing. Instead, I focused on digital, attributable, direct marketing. Get people to the product.
Brent Stirling@Brentertainer
@AmritaGurney @AmritaMathur @kamilrextin My absolute favourite quote is "brand is what happens when people don't click" - @craigmillr I think brand is in place a lot of times because other parts of a marketing org don't consider it or think it's important. Hire well and you might not need a brand team at all.
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Yes we got a lot of snow this week but it didn’t phase us because this is Canada and we love it. 🚀🌕
blogTO@blogTO
Someone caught some serious air tobogganing at Christie Pits - 📹 @BryceEdwards416 #Toronto #snowTO
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Great selection of books here, along with a paragraph book summary on each.
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In spending time coaching and mentoring others I’ve learned one immutable law.
You cannot coach the uncoachable.
People that want answers or secrets from other peoples experience are living like life is just a multiple choice test.
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A masterclass in being media ready for any question while controlling the narrative. Adam Neumann is a case study.
The calm and focused justification of office boondoggles and the private jet seem almost totally rational 😆
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