Corrales

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It’s a question for the ages

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We appreciate all you’ve done for us, AI! lol

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https://x.com/francescorenzia/status/1813241441398747550?s=46

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Finally an honest take!

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Things are getting weird very quickly!

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Wait it’s AI appreciation day

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It makes sense, but I think problem-solving is always at the root. Absolut Vodka probably spends millions on pure brand marketing ads in magazines showing only the product and a catchy slogan. But at the root of that is solving a problem for the customer.

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At the end of the day marketing is about making sales. So it’s important that the sale represents a solution to their pain, and part of that is helping them create an identity through the product, which may align with what you’re saying perhaps?

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💯 agreed my friend

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But it always starts with problem solving — their pain. Because that is the thing that keeps them up at 3am. If it does not start with a real and felt pain and then selling a service to help them relive that pain, you aren’t doing marketing — you’re just putting out nice words but lack the authority to establish trust for the words to mean anything to them

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Making sales means solving the customer’s problem; otherwise, they wouldn’t buy. Marketing is therefore about helping people solve problems. This means you have to understand the problems they want to be solved (represented by your product). The sale represents the crucial first step towards solving their problem. If you're aren't testing product offers with your customers and selling, you're not helping them work towards a goal of solveng their problems. Content alone isn't enough.

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Psst: users have to create their own utility. Pass it on

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It’s all about the customer at this point, the movement is maturing and we need to grow up with it beyond the comfy chairs folks have gotten used to sitting as “insiders” it can be an exciting time of discovery. What DON’T we know? And what will we learn by following our curiosity, empathy, and generosity along with the customer to co-create solutions together?

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Tired: “We’re building baby!” Wired: “We’re listening”

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miss you mfer always appreciate your refreshing pov on crypto and NFTs

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Appreciate you my friend 🙏

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https://x.com/justin_bons/status/1810357305390616839?s=46

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Bitcoiners: “hardest money on earth” Reality: programmable internet magic money. Wake up people! Stop idolizing crypto and see it as just one solution to solve problems in the world. It’s riddled with its own problems and corruption just like fiat. The BTC 21m hard cap supply theory was always just that — driven by deranged bitcoin maxis wanting institutional adoption at any cost to pump their bags. This thread is refreshing to read; there aren’t too many truth-tellers in crypto:

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Ppl in crypto seem more interested in creating an industry than solving actual problems. Crypto isn’t the end goal, it’s just one of many ways to solve problems. Fall in love with solving problems, not crypto.

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