theFloWolf

over and over, crypto projects make the same mistake of treating “marketing” like it's one thing
it’s usually three different games
> comms: social, brand, announcements, positioning, messaging
> campaigns: community pushes, partnerships, activations, events, launches
> crime: paid influence, fake demand, bribed attention, market manipulation, and all the things people pretend are not part of the machine
you need all three to win

wanna improve your vocabulary? i find using a thesaurus so helpful
putting one to good use gives your mind more options and sharpens both your writing & speaking skills

whoever invented otp autofill deserves a statue.
not a small one either.
marble. 30 feet tall. in every city.

over 100 comments on hiring post
bear market tings

we need an app like shazam but for recognizing perfumes
who's building this?

have you ever noticed that anyone driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?

a good *marketing* copy should make the reader feel one of five things:
1. clarity: i finally understand what this does and why it matters
2. urgency: this problem is more important than i was treating it
3. confidence: this brand knows the problem well enough to solve it
4. desire: this feels useful, relevant, or valuable enough for me to want it
5. identity: this is for people like me, with my taste, my problems, my goals, or my view of the world
of course good copy still has to sound good, hold attention, and avoid boring people to death, but these five points are easier to judge than “make

welcome to crypto where half of the jobs posted don't exist and/or are posted for engagement bait
and the other existing half eventually ghost you

people are desperate to pay you but only after you've given freely and shared real value
that is the ultimate truth of building an audience, running a business, or establishing a personal brand
payment is simply a rational response to perceived value and people are more than willing to invest when you've proven you can advance what they are trying to build

good marketing 101:
convince strangers on the internet that your idea was their idea
set the stage so the other person connects the dots themselves and that'll make them feel smart doing it
the internet runs on ego, make it work in your favor

unfortunately, for personal reasons, i will be successful in everything i do

jobs at higher risk from ai
> legal
> sales
> arts & media
> management
> social services
> computer & math
> business & finance
> education & library
> life & social science
> office & administrative
> architecture & engineering
work in any of them? pivot to getting a real job

if you lost your memory, who would you trust to tell you who you are?

too ugly to prostitute, too honest too steal
send help blz