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Most founders tell their story wrong. They lead with passion and vision but miss the 4 pillars that actually build trust with investors and customers. Here's what works: • Tension Loop System (keeps audience engaged) • Authority Stack Method (builds comprehensive credibility)

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Your content deserves a longer life than 2 days. Give it one.

Swipe through for the complete playbook that turns your social media hustle into owned audience growth.

Most founders create great content and watch it disappear into the algorithm void. Smart founders turn their best posts into newsletter subscribers who actually stick around. This carousel breaks down the exact system we use: → How to pick which posts to expand 🧵

Great products need great stories. Here's a glimpse into how we craft them. Behind the scenes with some of the Tellr team creating instructional content for the WeberBrain, a breakthrough laser therapy device for cognitive health. The challenge: How do you teach general

You don't own your audience. Algorithms do. Unless you build a newsletter. That follower count? Not yours. The platform decides who sees your content, when, and if. You're building on rented land. Algorithm changes and your reach disappears overnight. You're not the customer.

0 to 30 leads per week. Here's the exact playbook... Met a founder who spent 30 years inventing breakthrough yoga techniques and fitness devices. An industry legend with a forgotten online presence. After he reacquired his company, we tackled the missing piece: his personal

The numbers don't lie. Despite ChatGPT's 400 million weekly active users and dominant 59.5% market share, something's breaking under the hood. Recent studies show both GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 performance decline over time, raising serious questions about long-term reliability.

Anthropic just hired a writer for $320,000 but they literally built AI that writes for free. So why pay a human? Because AI content is killing brands faster than people realize. Your audience knows when it's fake, and they're checking out. But here's what smart founders

The best product doesn't always win. The best story does. I was reminded of this by studying startup failures. Brilliant products, dead businesses. All because they couldn't tell their story the right way. Meanwhile, I was at this Bangkok record shop, and found a 1970s album

Most founders lose 25 hours a week to content coordination chaos. But 60-70% of that can be automated today. One conversation can become 30+ assets with the right loop: → Create → Automate → Distribute → Learn → Optimize Your content shouldn't die in a doc. Comment "AI

You're not bad at content. You're bad at systems. That brilliant podcast episode? Stuck in a folder. Those meeting insights? Lost in Slack. Your best voice notes? Never saw the light of day. The problem isn't your ideas. It's your handoffs. Threads 🧵

80% of founders publish content that never gets found. While you're creating amazing insights about your industry, your competitors are ranking higher with worse content. The difference? They use AI SEO tools strategically. The right AI tools let you optimize while you write,

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Everyone’s “using AI,” but the reality is almost no one’s getting results. 80% of companies say they use GenAI, yet productivity gains barely touch the bottom line. Tools aren’t the problem. Systems are. Stop stacking apps. Build an AI system that compounds time, output, and

Most founders spend hours crafting great social posts, only to watch them disappear after 48 hours. The solution is in better distribution A marketing newsletter turns your best ideas into lasting assets. Growing trust, reach, and leads without chasing the algorithm. CTA: Read

We live on a strange and beautiful planet hurtling through space. Why waste your unique voice sounding like everyone else? The irony is there’s never been a better time to be yourself...and it pays. I see founders & brands losing their personality to the tech they use every