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skills a solid social media manager should have (outside the usual): 1️⃣ copywriting 2️⃣ basic photoshop skills 3️⃣ basic video editing skills 4️⃣ customer service what would you add?

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interns getting ready to type 'gm'...

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update for those using my marketing campaign builder: it's now simpler to align your team before launching with the new campaign brief template. build your campaign, then add info to the brief to share with your team. (grab it in the post below)

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taking breaks is so important. been ignoring twitter over the weekend (as much as possible) for the last few weeks and i feel miles better for it. it’s hard to fully switch off when crypto is always “on” but you can only be your best when you’re well rested.

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not all marketers are the same. some are better at 0 to 1 marketing some are better at fixing broken systems some are better at accelerating traction it’s ok not to be the best at everything, knowing your strengths and taking roles that match them will earn you the big bucks.

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me, 30 seconds after posting on farcaster…

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best length for copy? long enough to get your point across, short enough to hold attention. tight writing beats clever writing because people only read what’s easy to understand and what connects to them.

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social media manager entering the all-hands when they got 5 likes on a meme...

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most content is ignored because it’s forgettable. remarkable content makes people stop, think, or share. it’s not about being loud, it’s about being worth talking about. if no one would miss it if you stopped posting, it’s not remarkable yet.

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your socials grow when you stop chasing attention and start earning trust. be consistent, show up with value and reply like a human (not chatgpt). the goal isn’t to go viral, it’s to make genuine connections and build trust. do those two things and the attention will come.

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before you post, ask: - who are we talking to? - what do they actually care about? - how are we uniquely solving that? if you can’t answer those, you shouldn't post until you're able to answer them. tailoring your content to your audience is key.

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gonna stick to memes...

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the only real “growth hack” is knowing your audience. if you understand their world, speak their language and solve their problems then your content will always land. repeatedly land with your content and conversions will take care of themselves.

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trust is built over years and decades but destroyed in minutes. if you’re a crypto project, you should aim to think about the ramifications of doing something from as many angles as possible before doing that something. doubly so when money & investments are involved.

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going viral is not a strategy*… *unless you’re a virus.

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social growth isn’t about chasing followers. it’s about showing up for the right people. speak to a specific audience, tell a story that resonates, and engage like a human. when your content makes people feel something, they’ll stick around and bring others with them.

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brief writing is one of the most underrated skills in marketing. a clear brief saves time, aligns teams, and sets the tone for great creatives, campaigns, etc. if you can’t explain the goal, the audience, and the message in a few lines how can you expect your team to do so?

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assert your dominance in interviews...

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learning marketing is like going from cook to chef. at first, you follow the recipes—best practices, templates, proven strategies. over time, you learn what works, what doesn’t, and start adjusting. eventually, you stop following recipes altogether—you create your own. that’s when you’ve mastered it.

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