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Maxwell Finn

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It's important to think about how you can generate multiple clips from one piece of content for social media. A great example of this would be a podcast or training sessions. created by Maxwell Finn with Maxwell Finn's original sound
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It's important to think about how you can generate multiple clips from one piece of content for social media. A great example of this would be a podcast or training sessions.
If you are having trouble creating posts consistently, it will help to batch content.

Instead of shooting content sporadically without a schedule or a consistent habit, you should create batches of content at once so you can edit and schedule them when ready.
Beware the heat 🔥
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Beware the heat 🔥
Posting on social media is like building a credit score. Even if posts aren't perfect, over time they help establish trust and a name for yourself with your customers.

What do you think?
There’s no one quite as creative as a marketer during the holidays…
Marketers are always going to push boundaries.

And that isn’t going to change as AI tech continues to advance…

So what does that mean for advertisers and consumers?

It means that hyper personalization is going to be the name of the game in the not so distant future.

We can most likely expect hyper-specific, AI-generated ad copy and graphics in the next couple of years…

Are you pumped to test this? Or do you think it will do more harm than good?
It's better to keep a pulse on AI and know how to use it than not to.

There are going to be massive transformations in our economy as AI enters jobs, and people will be able to use it to elevate their positions.

What do you think?
As advertisers, the rapid advancements in AI and deep fake technologies is going to open up a lot of interesting opportunities for deeper personalization.

More personalization = more $$.

But something we don’t think as often about is what else this tech may be used for…

And while (slightly) terrifying, the clear answer is politics.

Here’s how I predict that politicians are going to be leveraging AI in the near future:
One of the best ads I’ve seen in a long time 😂
It's great that anyone and everyone can have a chance to create content and establish a name for themselves.

The problem is that there isn't an approval process that filters information to ensure its legitimacy or falsehood.

It's important to perform your due diligence and verify that the content you are consuming is truthful.
Unicorn has run Meta and TikTok ads for many of FinMC’s biggest offers during the last 4 years. Here’s what their CEO had to say about the experience…
How many do you recognize?
It’s no secret that in any industry there are going to be a fair share of con artists and scammers that are able to sneak their way into the space.

And unfortunately, content creators are no exception.

So how do you figure out who’s the real deal and who’s BS’ing their way into a quick buck?

Look at how long they’ve been doing it. It’s not hard to fake it for a year or two, but keeping the ruse up for 10+ years is close to impossible.

What kind of content are they sharing?

Do they have any long-form podcasts?

Have they spoken on stages or at events?
Or are they just sharing super-vague short-form tips that they pulled from someone else?

If they pass both of these tests, chances are they’re legit.
The ants made their choice...
Everyone is going to have an opinion on the work you put out.

And that’s especially true in the marketing world…

Being able to handle feedback and improve from it is a powerful skill, but the only way you’re truly going to know if something works is by testing it.

Don't let other people's opinions wreck your masterpiece 🎨
If you’ve ever crossed the street when there are no cars in a 10 mile radius, you’ve probably asked yourself:

“Why on Earth is this a crime?”

And it’s a great question with a pretty interesting answer.

It all comes down to some really aggressive marketing, a healthy amount of backdoor lobbying, and an emerging industry with a lot to lose.

Here’s the crazy (and 100% true) story of how the US auto industry invented the crime of jaywalking.
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