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I’ve audited 500+ websites over the past 6 years. Here are 17 learnings to help your landing page convert:

Look for ideas everywhere. Don't only read the obvious sources and the obvious people. Everyone is reading them. If you want to be different, you need to find ideas where others aren't looking.

Product designer, podcaster, and writer, living in San Francisco. Currently building native mobile apps at GitHub.

Amazon.com: Beautiful Trouble: A Toolbox for Revolution (9781944869090): Boyd, Andrew, Mitchell, Dave Oswald: Books

"Professionals are people who can do their best work when they don’t feel like it." - Alistair Cooke— Ryan Holiday (@RyanHoliday) May 7, 2021

There are 2 popular ways to monetize a free newsletter:-Affiliate Deals-AdsAffiliate deals are easier to start with because you can do it with a smaller audience and many programs are self-serve. The pro's say check out @shareasale @CJNetwork and @Rakuten— Ethan Brooks (@damn_ethan) April 13, 2021

In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg started FB in a Harvard dorm room. Now, he is worth $120B but has to manage 58k people and is blamed for all the worlds problems. If, instead, he created a joke crypto coin based on a meme dog, he'd be just as rich and never had to leave that dorm room. pic.twitter.com/Uk3PX3pZbz— Trung Phan 🇨🇦 (@TrungTPhan) May 5, 2021

Be forgiving with your past self.Be strict with your present self.Be flexible with your future self.— James Clear (@JamesClear) May 26, 2020

"People who read the tabloids deserve to be lied to." --@JerrySeinfeld— Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) May 5, 2021

Love this quote about why Seinfeld ended his show: https://t.co/JMNIeaZhQr pic.twitter.com/nqT3Mu2kfn— Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) May 5, 2021

I was stuck at 150 email subs for months. Then I grew my list to 1600 in 3 days. Here's how you can 10x your email list: https://t.co/y9zUDCC683

"How 7-Figure Newsletters Make Money" For the last few weeks, I've been doing this talk, based on 6+ months of dedicated research. Time to see if it translates well to Twitter. For your viewing pleasure...🧵 https://t.co/LkrZQbNSZq

How to calculate TAM for your startup: Buy a $1,400 Gartner report on your industry. Throw that report away. You won't need it. Google image search the founders of the companies in your space. If there aren't *a lot* of photos of them next to yachts, the TAM is too small. https://t.co/Wyq51jK9DT

Super Marketing 64 https://t.co/yVMvf4ng8i

I've decided I'm not starting another startup. Thread: How to tell when you're working on the wrong thing.

there are more creator economy startups than creators— Turner Novak (@TurnerNovak) April 30, 2021

What I’ve learned in 10 years of writing books:- Routine is everything- Write what what you can’t NOT write- It always takes longer than you think- There’s no such thing as writer’s block (just insufficient research)- Live an interesting life—it improves your writing— Ryan Holiday (@RyanHoliday) April 29, 2021

I've worked at Basecamp for a long time because it's a company full of smart and kind people, and together we've always tried to take care and do the right things. I don't agree with the changes announced today, and I'm sad & upset.

This is one of the most wholesome things I've seen on Twitter 😭💕 https://t.co/8fTS2wJPXw

so today my dentist asked me about what i do, and when i mentioned that i was a digital illustrator, she exclaimed “my child is too!!!” and proceeded to show me the most beautifully drawn furry art ive ever seen

Psychology textbook diagrams never cease to amaze me https://t.co/C4P6jYx0jv

Anytime someone is worried about what other people think of them I try to remind them of the wonderfully liberating fact that basically no one is thinking about them.— Jack Altman (@jaltma) April 17, 2021

If I learned just one thing as a parent, it’s that by the 3rd kid they can be juggling samurai swords and hand grenades and you won’t care as long as they’re doing it quietly.

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