Greg Eisenberg
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They're so confident in their approach that they offer a 30-day sprint with 100% money back guarantee. Who does that nowadays? So check it out. Highly recommend boringmarketing.com. I think it's really interesting that you're thinking about job titles that are overlooked. The way we connected originally, I don't know if you remember, but you were looking for a community manager.
You were looking for a community manager. Less so now, but at the time it was a a new type of role, like managing discords and things like that. So I think maybe, maybe the, the framework for people listening at least is like, what are roles that are, you're just starting to hear for the first time. So one of those, for example, is design engineer.
You were looking for a community manager. Less so now, but at the time it was a a new type of role, like managing discords and things like that. So I think maybe, maybe the, the framework for people listening at least is like, what are roles that are, you're just starting to hear for the first time. So one of those, for example, is design engineer.
You were looking for a community manager. Less so now, but at the time it was a a new type of role, like managing discords and things like that. So I think maybe, maybe the, the framework for people listening at least is like, what are roles that are, you're just starting to hear for the first time. So one of those, for example, is design engineer.
Yeah. So I think, uh, what, you know, what you do is when you start hearing a, a name for the first time, and maybe it's twice, three times, take a note of it, go to Google, Google trends, see if it's going up. if it's going up, then the way to monetize it is, it sounds like it's exactly what you're saying through your method.
Yeah. So I think, uh, what, you know, what you do is when you start hearing a, a name for the first time, and maybe it's twice, three times, take a note of it, go to Google, Google trends, see if it's going up. if it's going up, then the way to monetize it is, it sounds like it's exactly what you're saying through your method.
Yeah. So I think, uh, what, you know, what you do is when you start hearing a, a name for the first time, and maybe it's twice, three times, take a note of it, go to Google, Google trends, see if it's going up. if it's going up, then the way to monetize it is, it sounds like it's exactly what you're saying through your method.
And if you were to start this, like how would you start this? How much money would it require? What tools would you use?
And if you were to start this, like how would you start this? How much money would it require? What tools would you use?
And if you were to start this, like how would you start this? How much money would it require? What tools would you use?
Yeah. I think, uh, I want to give two examples of that concrete example. So there was an account, Julian Shapiro used to run something. Uh, he's an entrepreneur used to run something called demand curve and bell curve. Um, They were, you know, growth businesses. And one of the ways that he got a lot of traction is he created a Twitter account called Growth Tactics, at Growth Tactics.
Yeah. I think, uh, I want to give two examples of that concrete example. So there was an account, Julian Shapiro used to run something. Uh, he's an entrepreneur used to run something called demand curve and bell curve. Um, They were, you know, growth businesses. And one of the ways that he got a lot of traction is he created a Twitter account called Growth Tactics, at Growth Tactics.
Yeah. I think, uh, I want to give two examples of that concrete example. So there was an account, Julian Shapiro used to run something. Uh, he's an entrepreneur used to run something called demand curve and bell curve. Um, They were, you know, growth businesses. And one of the ways that he got a lot of traction is he created a Twitter account called Growth Tactics, at Growth Tactics.
So good. So good. So he got a really good name. You'd be surprised. Some of these names are still available. And just started sharing growth tactics. And then people would see it on their feed. And they're like, do I, you know, do I want some more growth tactics in my feed? Yeah, absolutely. Click follow. So it started to grow pretty quickly.
So good. So good. So he got a really good name. You'd be surprised. Some of these names are still available. And just started sharing growth tactics. And then people would see it on their feed. And they're like, do I, you know, do I want some more growth tactics in my feed? Yeah, absolutely. Click follow. So it started to grow pretty quickly.
So good. So good. So he got a really good name. You'd be surprised. Some of these names are still available. And just started sharing growth tactics. And then people would see it on their feed. And they're like, do I, you know, do I want some more growth tactics in my feed? Yeah, absolutely. Click follow. So it started to grow pretty quickly.
And all of a sudden, he had thousands of people, startups, founders who are interested in growth tactics, and then he sold them courses and services and that sort of thing. So I think one good idea here is to just kind of grab a generic-sounding name and go and build a Twitter or LinkedIn account for that. That's one idea. That's what I would do. Yeah.
And all of a sudden, he had thousands of people, startups, founders who are interested in growth tactics, and then he sold them courses and services and that sort of thing. So I think one good idea here is to just kind of grab a generic-sounding name and go and build a Twitter or LinkedIn account for that. That's one idea. That's what I would do. Yeah.
And all of a sudden, he had thousands of people, startups, founders who are interested in growth tactics, and then he sold them courses and services and that sort of thing. So I think one good idea here is to just kind of grab a generic-sounding name and go and build a Twitter or LinkedIn account for that. That's one idea. That's what I would do. Yeah.