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@realBrookNash To Title Or Not To Title!

Title Case or sentence case?

Everyone keeps saying that execution is everything but if you don't take the time to plan a good marketing strategy you'll end up jumping from tactic to tactic and going nowhere.

The 7 deadly sins of content marketing: • Ignoring SEO • Neglecting distribution • Inconsistent brand voice • Publishing without clear goals • Relying on assumptions, not data • Cross-posting across all social media • Spamming audiences with salesy content

What generation do Marketers belong to? Lead generation

@AlexHormozi Or correct their grammar. 😂✌️

Trolls 2022: If you can’t win, judge.

@realBrookNash Woah! Someone explain this?

This broke my brain.

One way to get people to understand the importance of marketing. 💯

To those who've found the right co-founders for your startups, how does it feel?

@CJ_250marketing Agreed. It's difficult, scary but oh so worth it!

Underrated marketing skill: Being comfortable with being different. Take risks. Be bold. Stand up. Stand out.

Finding the right co-founder for a startup seems more difficult than finding a life partner.

“Build it and they will come” for startups really means "market first then build it and they will come".

It's the quality of leads that you should focus on more than the quantity of leads.

@Codishaa There's no OFF button, is there!

It always starts with 1. 1 sale 1 customer 1 client 1 post Go ahead. Take that step.

Brand = how you want your audience to talk about you. Marketing = how you talk to your audience.

@francesgatta Pl?

Me: Adds please* in my email Grammarly: Don't beg 😡

@JustinSaaS Love this hack. Amazing way to share all thoughts without overwhelming or sounding repetitive.

An easy way to write more Twitter content: 1. Write a Tweet 2. Rewrite it in 5 different ways 3. Schedule it once per month for 5 months 4. Repeat. Learn to say 1 thing 1,000 ways.

Less words, more impact, stronger message

Building a personal brand should be a part of your go-to-market strategy. #startups

@rochi_zalani As long as it sounds conversational and conveys the message, all grammar rules don't apply.

Should internet writing follow all grammar rules—not starting your sentence with "and," not ending them with prepositions, etc.? IMO, creating content online is more about making stuff conversational rather than grammatically accurate. What's your take?