You know what AI's never going to tell you? The truth.

Building an app. Need to talk to 10 people who struggle with Google Maps. DM me.

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Any Russian or Georgian freelancers? I need a tool recommendation. 😅

I must insist the article is locked in several languages but editors "with experience" can still make changes. Again, the changes aren't correct

Any marketers out there who'd still have the energy to contribute with a couple of quotes for a SaaS blog in exchange for a backlink? Drop me a DM.

I'm looking for ESG experts and consultants to comment on a couple of future topics and regulations. Link back guaranteed. Any recommendations or volunteers are highly welcomed. Thanks so much!

Hi everyone, I'm working on an edition of my newsletter and trying to gather input from marketers/content pros in SaaS doing link building. The question: How are you doing link building? Can be a short quote with a strategy or a tip you apply regularly. Include name, role, link.

I'm leaving X for the time being. Reason? My friends aren't here anymore 😅 If you want to stay connected: https://t.co/eVZcjbDSKM https://t.co/PGZxdfNEOp

Recently installed TikTok's Effect House but the app crashed and literally uninstalled itself as soon as I opened it. So I tried to remove its files but wasn't able to. We ended up spending hours in the Terminal to remove it. Any idea why this is happening? Is this shady?

Microsoft crashes travel. 2024. Good thing we have AI. Ironic

Does anybody know a DNA expert who can explain why building muscle doesn't affect the DNA to cause cancer but cuts, burns, and the sun do?

One vote for getting rid of noreply emails forever. Who's with me?

- Simplify and illustrate complex concepts discussed in the article [e.g. instead of giving the classic definition to a concept, illustrate it] What else would you do?

- Provide real-world applications or examples of the article's concepts [e.g. case studies don't have to be written] - Add depth and credibility to the article's content with an expert interview

- Give a deeper, behind-the-scenes look into the creation process behind your article or whatever else suits the topic [e.g. a topic like "employee engagement" is a chance to feature a short video of your team] - Offer practical steps or tutorials related to the article's topic

- Focus on the most critical points or highlights of the article and make a standalone video for those - Start it all with a summary to offer a concise overview of the article's main points - Answer commonly asked questions - Feature an interview or webinar to break down the text

But there's so much more I could have done. While reiterating an article in a video format works at times, it's not supporting the article. So here's what I would do differently if I wanted a video to support an article [as opposed to overruling it]:

The video is mostly the same thing as the original article. This approach was good for the topic. It attracted a lot of traffic and people are still using it as a reference. Not to mention there are not a lot of videos out there on the topic.

Four years ago I filmed this gem: A video on how to write an article introduction with top-notch examples. The catch? 👇