i 100% would've thought it was 2 people on a call
didn't know voice models were this good now, wow.
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we just acquired @typefully.
the last 3 months, we also spent:
- $3M on a squid game x shark tank reality show
- $750k for stan.com
- $20k to put our logo on @marclou's butt
who knows, maybe not all of these swings will pay off
but you don't get to $40M ARR by playing it safe
we're just getting started 👀
Stan just acquired @typefully.
Typefully is where you write and publish. Stanley helps you work out what to say.
For six years, @linuz90 and @frankdilo obsessed over the craft. Typefully became the writing tool everyone recommends, and it got there almost entirely through word of mouth. We’re proud to carry that forward.
This is our biggest step yet in helping Founders create content that grows their business.
We can’t wait to show you what’s next.
the applications from this hiring post were disappointing.
i got sent hundreds of resume, portfolio, and generic messages. everyone is so scared to do work for free
here's what will get you noticed:
- look into the company and the product
- study their marketing channels
- pitch your idea, and a plan to execute
- send a video, a 30/60/90 plan, a notion doc, etc
anyone can say they're a great marketer, but very few show it.
we're hiring for 4 marketing roles at stan! 🚨
- brand content creator & producer: idea to finished post
- freelance videographer: interviews and events
- x/twitter specialist: own our x end to end
- content manager: run our content engine
full-time comp is $100K-$200K USD/year depending on your experience. videographers are paid $100/hr.
we're building a world-class media team based in nyc, and you'll work directly with Amy Wang, who's built a 1M+ following.
if you have taste + bias for action, we want to hear from you. no resume needed, just send us the best content you've made.
send me a dm or apply here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
i'm 22 and lead growth at a $400M startup. here are my predictions for tech marketing in 2027:
1. the IRL marketing renaissance
companies will spend more on guerrilla stunts and events, as people get tired of AI content and look for entertainment IRL
- ramp put kevin from the office in a glass box in nyc for 8 hours and got 200M+ views
2. every employee becomes a marketing channel
companies will pay their own team to post, and even acqui-hire creators who have relevant audiences
- stan pays employees to post on linkedin, and it's led to 7 hires and ~$200K saved in recruiter fees
3. startups become media companies
more companies will run their own shows and media teams, so they can own their audience instead of paying for every view
- hubspot bought starter story, a founder youtube channel with 800K+ subscribers
- a16z built an in-house media team that makes launch videos for its startups
4. SaaS steals the ecom playbook
software companies will start paid ads earlier and run them like DTC brands
- wispr flow runs ~50 creators making 500-600 paid ads a month
5. marketing to AI, not just people
AEO becomes a must-have. getting recommended by AI assistants will matter more than ranking on google
- gamma made AI search one of its top 3 channels for new users
tldr: you can't just buy attention anymore, you need to earn it
roberto is one of the best tech marketers out there
anthropic has given him full creative freedom. if you're a brand working with creators, study this:
ep 1 (dispatch): instagram.com/reel/DZOEUKaJ_…
ep 2 (claude design): instagram.com/reel/DdmBks7tK…
ep 3 (voice + MCP): instagram.com/reel/DfP82wHpj…
Really proud of my "Life with Claude" series in partnership with Anthropic.
3 episodes so far.
Across platforms they have achieved:
• 25M+ organic views
• 1M+ organic likes
Why do these videos work?
They follow a specific framework I'm calling the SANE framework.
(Which I just made up)
My rule for these episodes is that if an idea doesn’t hit all four, I don’t make it:
S – Story-driven
The videos aren’t about the product. Claude is a character in a fictional world, but the story always comes first.
A – Aspirational
You see yourself in the main character’s life: whether it's the cars, the tech, the homes, the nature, the lifestyle. The audience has to want to be there.
N – Novel
Every video is a 1/1. A new story, format, or visual style each time. Pattern interrupts are everything.
E – Educational
A very common comment: “Holy shit, Claude can do that?!”
Each episode shows real capabilities across the Claude ecosystem, and why they matter in everyday life or work.
I am of course biased, but I’d put this series up against any creator-led brand partnership this year.
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regardless if you love or hate higgsfield, this is phenomenal marketing.
this is the start of a series that people actually look forward to + there's so many directions they could take it from here
(not a paid promo)
aside is a life changing tool, i've literally 10x'd my productivity. even better than when i discovered wispr flow last year
if i could only keep 1 subscription, it would be aside
^ i rarely even touch google chrome/claude anymore
i run everything on aside
> it wins the context game
> because of that, can execute better than myself or claude
it's also nice to minimize how many apps/tools you use
i've churned from granola and moved my meeting notes to wispr flow
>wispr has a better notetaker
>1 less app for me to open
this is one of the biggest reasons why CMOs have one of the shortest tenures in the c-suite
the alpha is always moving. once everyone else catches on to a channel, it gets way harder to win there
- facebook ads were printing money in the 2010s, now everyone runs them
- organic social used to be free reach, now every company is posting
- ugc was the cheat code last year, now every person on x is talking about it
stop being loyal to the medium and just follow the alpha
we're betting on a channel right now that almost no company is using yet
i give it about a year before everyone catches on
we're hiring for 4 marketing roles at stan! 🚨
- brand content creator & producer: idea to finished post
- freelance videographer: interviews and events
- x/twitter specialist: own our x end to end
- content manager: run our content engine
full-time comp is $100K-$200K USD/year depending on your experience. videographers are paid $100/hr.
we're building a world-class media team based in nyc, and you'll work directly with Amy Wang, who's built a 1M+ following.
if you have taste + bias for action, we want to hear from you. no resume needed, just send us the best content you've made.
send me a dm or apply here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
this semester, i've given up my weekends, a lot of sleep, and 5 hours per exam for a degree i don't need.
i also work full-time as a growth lead at stan, and there are moments where i don't know how much longer i can keep this up.
dropping out has become the cool thing to do. heck, a lot of my own friends are doing it. i've considered it MANY times.
so why do i keep going?
i don't want to be someone who quits when things get hard, especially this close to the finish line.
my mom has sacrificed a lot to get me here.
she still sews clothes 50 to 60 hours a week, some weeks without a single day off.
i'll never be able to repay her, but finishing this degree is a start.