BC MARKETING THREAD
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The topic this week: Marketing for Creators 101

@austinschless and I have put together a list of 26 tips, threads, and people to follow to level up your marketing👇

 1/ 10 significant lies about marketing @GrowthTactics https://t.co/pJv2LJk2Wj
2/ The $0 marketing store @_Sahil_oo7 https://t.co/iLyCGYn8rT
3/ How to successfully launch a startup @Nicolascole77 https://t.co/aUtKkopGl8
4/ Marketing with a $0 budget @jamierusso https://t.co/rXrEZJ2Z8Q
5/ Marketing tips @jspector https://t.co/zaeQZLspbJ
6/ The best landing page images from @julian https://t.co/FZu59WzqM3
7/ A list of the best B2B marketing resources via @austen https://t.co/B8uf89hJeA
8/ The influencer marketing story behind Gymshark from @ianrborthwick https://t.co/PkBn8JEXTw
9/ 23 copywriting and marketing lessons via @dickiebush https://t.co/lgyoAleGh5
10/ The Unsplash marketing hack via @GoodMarketingHQ https://t.co/i4tGeyJEQD
11/ 67 lessons on marketing strategy via @amlewis4 https://t.co/1NmMBA7DSh
12/ How @goodmarketinghq hit 19K subscribers in a year https://t.co/i1lctBKpr2
13/ Why you should post native content from @Nicolascole77 https://t.co/rkvbiqHVjq
14/ How to come up with great copy from @craigclemens via @dickiebush https://t.co/vDXckZR7We
15/ How to write conversational copy from @goodmarketinghq https://t.co/oxVjFxI4Li
16/ The power of positioning from @aprildunford https://t.co/LpG5LLpVEJ
17/ Social case studies & analyses from @juiceboxca https://t.co/XpUhn3dyVQ
18/ How to build a marketing guide from 0-1 from @amandamgoetz https://t.co/pNDTi2S8lA
19/ What to invest in to get better at marketing from @katebour https://t.co/XFqzLtn3rE
20/ Why (and how) you should gather social proof from @johndsaunders https://t.co/BUGzDyvDMO
21/ How to build your first marketing calendar from @amandamgoetz https://t.co/YIsor3yVM3
22/ 39 lessons on marketing, creating, and building in public via @dickiebush https://t.co/9nXTtSFRyE
23/ The SEO guide for beginners from @jmoserr https://t.co/WgptjeccO7
24/ A list of marketers via @thatchristinag https://t.co/wWTbmx2Jes
25/ 9 things to include in your marketing portfolio from @CJ_250marketing https://t.co/XBcDp85Yy7
26/ How to build a brand strategy from @amandamgoetz https://t.co/IAxQG2bGkt
If you enjoyed this thread, make sure to follow us @grahamkmann & @austinschless, and check out the other threads below!
Creator Economy 101

How to build your path as a creator, from the best creator economy minds on Twitter

https://t.co/QNpLAGaJr4
Writing Online 101

The best threads, tips, and people to follow on writing better https://t.co/ilsfmF7hk1

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