Influencer Posts

Consulting revenue: 22% earn <$2K/month, top 5% earn >$45K/month. Specialists outperform generalists by a significant margin. Successful consultants sell outcomes, not time.

Client's email expresses confidence in the team's progress, suggesting an approach that will drive commercial sales and marketing success. Appreciates Dan's contribution.

Learning never stops. Stay curious, seek advice, and embrace failure to thrive. The best CEOs are eager to learn, no matter their experience. Focus on continuous growth to be in the top 1%. What skills are you working on for 2025?

Here's a 140-character summary: Built $500K client biz with 1 high-ticket doc offer, 1 daily LinkedIn post, 1 daily story-driven email. Micro Snack Cartel model allows 3-4 day work weeks, 254+ clients, 2000+ customers.

Constant posting doesn't matter if you don't turn LinkedIn likes into real conversations. Focus on posts that warn, inform, and invite to create conversion content that drives results, not just likes.

Most LinkedIn users struggle with DMs. Coach J shares a concise outreach guide: 1) Get permission first, 2) Aim to book calls, not sell, 3) Leverage warm outreach, not cold. Key tips: avoid hitting on women, send appreciation DMs, follow up, and build a "DM hour" habit.

Photoshoot plan went awry, but imperfect progress beats no progress: Booked shoot, planned outfits/locations, but on the day, nothing was ready. Met assistant, used what they had, got great shots. Lesson: start imperfect, keep starting, progress happens.

Here's a 140-character summary: Don't quit your job. Build a LinkedIn audience instead - 169K+ followers, $3M+ driven, awards, opportunities. Leverage trumps "hard work"; your audience makes you more valuable, not less.

"Our old agency were idiots - 10 leads ignored! CEO furious, saliva hit screen. $3M IT firm's botched $5K/month India shop setup. Advice: focus content on CIOs, partner with cyber influencers, 1-on-1 outbound, fix broken strategy."

Not every deal is worth chasing; say no to maintain integrity. Honest sales attract honest buyers. Focus on the right clients, not every client.

Busting 5 Common Myths About LinkedIn Social Selling Index (SSI): SSI measures relationship-building, not vanity; High SSI ≠ instant sales; SSI benefits all professionals, not just salespeople; SSI is dynamic, not static; and SSI can be improved through consistent networking and content sharing.

Optimize LinkedIn post frequency based on your long-term brand-building, not daily metrics. Aim for 1-5 posts/week, with flexibility to ebb and flow as your business needs change.

"I wrote my own obituary" - a powerful thought experiment to live life more deliberately, as Henry Schuck, CEO of ZoomInfo, shared. Imagine someone replacing you - what would they do? Do that. #CloudNY

AI-written code surging, with 30%+ of enterprise code now AI-generated, transforming dev workflows & billion-dollar startups with 1-2 people. But verifying truth in prediction markets poses new challenges in this emerging code singularity.

I'll never be a pro baseball player or superhero, but AI-powered video lets me imagine new worlds. My book "Superagency" explores AI's exciting possibilities, not just its limits. This trailer tests new tools, raising questions about authorship, ethics, and the future of storytelling.

When a company posts a memo that says "this isn't about X," it's likely that X is the very thing they're insecure about and trying to address.

By 2026, AI agents will consume 10x more enterprise data than humans, lacking the contextual understanding to prevent disastrous misinterpretations.

NYC has surpassed West Coast as the best tech hub, with 800+ events during NY Tech Week, a thriving startup ecosystem, and an influx of talent drawn by remote work and Europe's proximity. 140 characters.

Don't miss the Forum Ventures panel on AI-powered GTM strategies for B2B SaaS in LA tomorrow! Hear from experts Katie Nocerino and Bocar Dia on rethinking growth in 2025 and beyond. Register now: [Link]

About 25% of SaaS founders with >$5M ARR started from services, but few products from services succeed. Common reasons: hard to build great software, underestimate effort, different business models, focus on early traction, maintain services business funding. #practicalfounders

Shopify, Duolingo, and other digital-native businesses: This "memo" is for you - leverage cloud and mobile to thrive in the digital era.