Everyone says, "Create content – it's the easiest way to make money online."

But where the heck do you even start?

42+ hours and consuming 150+ threads later, I finally figured it out.

10 threads to improve your creator's game and monetize your audience:

👇🧵 1. $40,000 per month:

@SeanAnthonySays teaches us how writing a daily email makes him a shidload of money:

https://twitter.com/SeanAnthonySays/status/1494705033828614144

It’s a sin to NOT make use of the technological abundance we have.

Here are the 9 tools I wish I had when I started as a creator: 1/ @TweetHunterIO

Coming with unique AI features, Tweet Hunter is one of the most powerful scheduling tools for Twitter.

At the end of April, I had this idea:

“ What if I treated LinkedIn as a job for 100 days, what would happen?

Well, let’s find out..”

Fast forward 2 months later, at the start of June, I saw massive results: ✅ Doubled my email list
✅ 300% audience growth
✅ 10+ podcast invitations
✅ 3X'ed the number of inbound leads
✅ Found a powerful community of creators

And, I was like:

Making money online is life-changing.

I launched 15+ products and failed most of them, but with 5 products I made 6K on @gumroad.

Steal my 11 steps to convert your idea into money in your bank account (in 10 months or less): @gumroad After reading this thread, you'll know how to:

• Build in public
• Capture early interest
• Validate your product idea
• Collect testimonials upfront
• Market towards launch day
• Share the behind-the-scenes

Let's get started 🤝

Creators pay a lot of $$ for courses.

A LOT.

What if I told you that you can get most of this information for free?

I'm serious.

You just have to connect the dots yourself.

Today, I share *everything* I know for free.

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⬇️ ⬇️ This mega-thread learns you how to:

- Operate from a place of strength
- Build an engaged audience
- Overcome your imposter syndrome
- Shape your audience strategically
- Optimize your Twitter profile
- Validate a product idea
- Launch your product
- Make money.

And, much more.

How to get from idea to money in your bank account:

(without knowing how to code)

An 8-step process 🧵 TL;DR

1) Define your focus
2) Shape your audience
3) Create relevant content
4) Drive engagement
5) Ideate your idea
6) Validate demand
7) Build your product
8) Launch it

99% of Twitter profiles aren't clear.

(a 4-step process to convert visitors into followers)

🧵 The conversion of visitors into followers has everything to do with the way how you position yourself on your personal profile.

This consists of four elements:

• Banner/header
• Profile picture
• Pinned tweet
• Bio

Let's go 👇

Imposter syndrome is real.

But contrary to what you've been told, avoiding it isn't what you should do.

THREAD: An 6-step system to deal with the imposter within you and become a fearless creator.

🧵 [Important] Before we start:

Every creator deals w/ imposter syndrome.

I’ve been lucky enough to speak with creators more successful than me.

They all confirmed:

Every creator feels like an imposter syndrome every now and then.

It's actually something good.

Hear me out:

How to find your niche:

(a not-so-common blueprint to find yours)

🧵 Disclaimer:

There's a niche for everyone.

The same way that there's a product in everyone.

For the doubters: even in you.

Your knowledge is a product.

With that being said, let's dive into the nitty-gritty of finding your niche 👇

How to find a problem worth solving:

(not every problem needs to be avoided)

🧵 TL;DR

1) Why does this matter?
2) Know your WHY and WHAT
3) Strategic about your content creation
4) Position yourself accordingly

Let's dive into this 👇

How to validate and launch your digital product idea in 2 weeks:

(no gimmicks, just 8 simple steps)

🧵 Step 1: Gauge interest

Before you run out of the gates and start creating your product, validate the demand for it.

Ask your audience if they would be interested in X and gauge their response (likes/comments/DMs/shares)

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Join the new cohort of The Creator Academy.

You learn how to:
• Build an engaged audience
• Set up email campaigns
• Create landing pages

Whilst being connected with the most relevant creators in your field.

Link in my bio. Alumni @Jennifer_NM said it best:

What he did deliver was a clear, actionable plan for putting all the pieces together:

your unique ability to solve a specific problem for your market, a manageable approach to testing your potential product,

(👇 continued)

How to boost engagement on your content:

(without being spammy or paid ads)

//THREAD// 1) Ask your audience to perform an action.

👉 Why does this work?

People with a higher intent of engaging will respond.

This creates an excellent opportunity to start a great conversation.

https://twitter.com/jessievbreugel/status/1482820727896166402

How to launch your digital product in 8 weeks:

(without knowing how to code)

🧵 1) Understand yourself and your focus

The creator space is saturated.

That's why you want to operate from a place of strength.

Ask yourself:
- What makes you unique?
- Which problem do you want to solve?
- Which people do have this problem?

I joined a Spaces with @OneJKMolina and before I knew it, I got $500+ of value:

*Get good at turning $1 into $2 and you're never broke.*

A thread. Every marketing problem is either a:

1) Traffic problem
2) Offering problem

Let's break it down 👇

I grew my audience 26X in 12 months.

Steal my process to do the same 👇 TL;DR

1. Understand the problem
2. Position yourself
3. Be smart about content creation
4. Engage with your audience
5. Connecting with like-minded creators
6. Harvest your audience

Early-stage creators often struggle with the same issues:

• Lack of confidence
• Not knowing how to connect w/ other creators
• No understanding of their own uniqueness
• Not knowing how to best position themselves

Find the answer to these problems here.

A meta-thread 🧵 Summary:

1. Finding your uniqueness
2. Optimizing your profile
3. Find your strategy
4. Becoming consistent
5. Connecting w/ everyone
6. Building genuine connections
7. Using a personal brand to grow faster
8. Validate demand for a product
9. Launch your product
10. A bonus 🎁

*What's my niche?*

The question many early-stage creators ask themselves.

What's the right answer?

There isn't one.

But, here's what you can do to get clear on your niche.

Everything you need to know 👇 Instead of forcing yourself to pick one topic with the risk of pigeonholing yourself, there's something better you can do to stand out:

You win by focusing on the problem you want to solve for your audience.

You're a new creator.

You've sent maybe even 100 DMs already, but what you sent was embarrassing.

Well, perhaps these examples can help you reach your targets properly.

8 personal DM strategies from me. TL;DR

1 - Find
2 - Favorite
3 - Future
4 - Fun
5 - Usage
6 - Compliment
7 - Engagement
8 - Mutual connection

Sounds easy, right?

Let's dive into it.

"WTF should I send?"

A question I'm asked often.

Early-stage creators know that DMs are an important element to the Twitter game, but man, what to send?!

No worries, I got you covered.

Steal my 8 DM tactics now 👇 TL;DR

1 - Find
2 - Favorite
3 - Future
4 - Fun
5 - Usage
6 - Compliment
7 - Engagement
8 - Mutual connection

Sounds easy, right?

Let's dive into it.

The moment you arrive on Twitter can be tough:

It looks like everyone is making friends and successfully publishing content.

You might feel overwhelmed.

But, I got you covered.

Here are the 9 creators you NEED to follow to grow your account 👇 1) Jeremy Ginn - @jwginn

Why?

I can't think of a more uplifting, positive person on Twitter. He's amazing.

His superpower?

His brilliant voice radiates so much happiness, motivation & joy. Lucky for us, he has started a new, 100 day-challenge to share a voice note every day.