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Apr 25 11 tweets 4 min read
This is the King of Marketing

Russell Brunson

His Marketing Company made over $100'000'000 last year

7 of his Marketing principles to print money online: Image You’re not just offering a product.

You’re giving people a path to who they want to be.

People don’t buy things—they buy the chance to improve.

Your product should move them closer to their ideal life.
Apr 12 10 tweets 3 min read
It’s 2034. Your 9-5 job is gone.

Everything is so cheap, you don’t need to work anymore.

That’s Reid Hoffman’s latest prediction,

the LinkedIn founder who foresaw social media back in 1997.

Here’s what he says comes next: Image Hoffman isn’t just a tech visionary, he writes the future.

• Predicted social media’s rise (LinkedIn sold for $26B)
• Saw the sharing economy coming (early Airbnb investor)
• Called the AI revolution years before ChatGPT

Now, his latest forecast is staggering:
Apr 3 31 tweets 7 min read
The 30 Best Ads of all time:

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Apr 1 23 tweets 5 min read
The 20 Best Ads of all time:

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Mar 18 16 tweets 5 min read
I used to think marketing was all logic,

until I discovered Rory Sutherland.

His ideas on consumer psychology changed everything.

He asks one question that exposes why most marketing fails.

Here’s what it is (and how to use it): Image Rory Sutherland is a marketing icon.

Vice chairman of Ogilvy UK.

Author of Alchemy.

His ideas challenge everything we think we know about persuasion. Image
Mar 9 13 tweets 4 min read
This $465B giant spends $0 on ads.

They lose money on purpose, yet 130M people pay just to shop there.

This year, they outpaced McDonald’s & Coca-Cola.

Here’s how Costco broke every business rule, and won: Image In 1983, retailers focused on flashy stores, massive markups, and expensive ads.

They stocked everything, charged 50%+ margins, and chased quick profits.

Then Costco came in with a radical idea:
Mar 8 10 tweets 3 min read
It’s 2034. Your 9-5 job is gone.

Everything is so cheap, you don’t need to work anymore.

That’s Reid Hoffman’s latest prediction,

the LinkedIn founder who foresaw social media back in 1997.

Here’s what he says comes next: Image Hoffman isn’t just a tech visionary, he writes the future.

• Predicted social media’s rise (LinkedIn sold for $26B)
• Saw the sharing economy coming (early Airbnb investor)
• Called the AI revolution years before ChatGPT

Now, his latest forecast is staggering:
Feb 17 9 tweets 3 min read
The most dangerous, common, and overlooked problem humans face

Stress.

It's the reason why you're depressed and anxious

Here is Andrew Huberman's 7-step protocol to beat stress (for good): Image 1. Sunlight

Every morning go for a 20-minute walk

It will:

• Boost your mood
• reset your internal clock
• enhance your energy during the day
Feb 9 15 tweets 4 min read
in 2005, Google seemed to waste $50M

They bought a dying phone company

Here's how this "dumb decision" turned into a $500 Billion Empire: Image 1 Image
Feb 2 10 tweets 3 min read
This is the King of Copywriting

Jim Edwards

He made over $10 Million from writing

7 Systems to write copy that prints money: Image 1. People only buy for 9 reasons

Gain praise
Avoid effort
Save money
Make money
Feel more loved
Get more comfort
Escape mental or physical pain
Achieve hygiene to get better health
Increase their popularity or social status

You need to connect these desires to your Product
Jan 11 15 tweets 5 min read
In 1974, Steve Jobs came to India in search of enlightenment.

Seven months later, he returned with a philosophy that would shape Apple into a
$1 trillion empire.

Here’s what he learned: Image At 19, Jobs felt lost after dropping out of college.

He traveled to Delhi, hoping to find his life’s purpose.

But the journey was far from what he expected:

• Survived on local food
• Meditated in isolated caves
• Slept in abandoned buildings Image
Dec 17, 2024 15 tweets 4 min read
in 2005, Google seemed to waste $50M

They bought a dying phone company

Here's how this "dumb decision" turned into a $500 Billion Empire: Image 1 Image