I'm Good @ Everything Except The Things I Can't Do

Belief sustains itself. Narratives need to be sustained. Narratives about belief must be proven as sustainable. Proof of belief isn’t an opportunity…it’s an outcome. When silence feels like a threat instead of protection, it's a signal that belief is dependent on narrative illusions instead of a truthful reality.

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Hmm...to be more specific, I would say bad product-to-problem match. Could be a product that solves the wrong problem, or half-solves the right one😤 🙃And I definitely do agree that most landing pages are overly beautiful with no substance...

I truly wonder why most startups don't adopt a storytelling model to scale. Many say that they do, but I've yet to come across a landing page that builds consumer-centric storytelling into their growth formula😐 😅If you know of any pages that do, please share.

Hmm...I prefer a (Consumer x Product) * (Story x Marketing) model equation... Because (Product x Marketing) alone doesn't give any direction😤 😣And direction is the major component that's missing...the issue is not what...but HOW to do things...

But the product problem-solving to marketing-sales link is broken & boring Most times the marketing-sales strategy doesn't even explain/explore the problem being solved (especially on landing pages)🙄 🙃It just lists the product, features, and offer...

But if storytelling is so powerful, why don't more startups actually use it? I have yet to see a marketing/sales strategy that is "inspiring" from a startup product tool🙁 😅Know of any good examples? Please share.

I'm glad you're startup made it. I think most times founders dismiss/ignore burnout because creative energy is addicting and many times it can feel as if you can live off passion...endlessly😩 😫Especially if you're an introvert/intrinsically motivated...

🤔At some point rationale must prevail for Startup Founders Self-belief will enable you to start but to continue you need tangible evidence for encouragement Otherwise, irrational optimism turns into being foolish and self-belief turns into self-denial😨 nitter.gq/_buildd/status/1497908…

I wish there was a deeper definition for "going big" in regards to marketing/sales Because "big" tends to mean "do lots of stuff" in the startup world 😕 😒"Big" should mean "greater" not "more"...

Great Question. I would love to hear as well. As for me, "sell it properly" means that it's consumer-centric🙂 🎯Problem > Product = Talk about WHY ppl want/need the product more than WHAT the product is...(I have yet to see a landing page that does this)

I would also like to add "fail fast...not hard", especially in regards to strategy/tactics. Because if enough momentum is gathered, failing fast will have a catastrophic impact which would be devastating😨 😖Especially for 1st Time Startup Founders...

In terms of experiementing, I would like to add "fail fast...but not a lot" Accumilating failed experiments is very discouraging...and if it's a marketing/sales experiment, that's repeated public failure😣 😳Which can easily be soul crushing...

Lol...it took me a while to learn how to not be either type. I think #2 is worse though because u have a developed idea that no one uses😭 😫Can we please be done with these 2 and introduce the 3rd type that alternates between the landing page & product build?