The Court

- Supported over 30 clients
- Generated more than 100M impressions
- Team of 10 content marketing experts

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Marie Academy

In 2022, my brother Jules Marie and I decided that he would return to the ATP circuit after a 7-year hiatus to compete in Grand Slam tournaments.

We are documenting his entire journey across various platforms (YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn).

With over 300K followers and more than 100M views across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn.

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👋 I’m Arthur, and here are 3 things to know about me:

I helped my brother Jules Marie launch his YouTube channel and reach 100,000 subscribers.
I've assisted over 30 brands in achieving millions of views, with a total of over 100 million views.
I founded The Court to develop the personal brands of athletes and sports entrepreneurs.
Here, I'll share with you:

🌟 Actionable tips for building a unique and memorable personal brand.
🏆 100% transparent results from our work with clients.
👨‍💼 My most valuable learnings from 10 years of entrepreneurship.

I post 4 times a week and have been doing so for 2 years.

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My brother Jules Marie 🎾 lost yesterday to Titouan Droguet in the first round of qualifying for Roland Garros.

A great match against a strong opponent.

Jules defended himself well.

But Titouan was stronger and I can only congratulate him on his victory.

(By the way, I hope he'll make it through the qualifying rounds to play in the final draw. He's a player I admire).


In any case, the mission Jules and I set ourselves 2 years ago has been fulfilled:

He's back to play The Grand Slam

It's an achievement to be proud of, especially when you know where he’s come from.


Now, of course, we'll have to set our sights even higher, but I prefer to let Jules set his next goals for himself.


In the end, my only disappointment was not being able to see Jules play on the Suzanne-Lenglen court.

Besides, I don't understand the organization's programming choices at all:

The Marie/Droguet match (between 2 French players) was eagerly awaited by thousands of spectators...

However, the organization preferred to have S. Errani /Li  who were much less attractive to the french crowd.

In recent years, Jules has done much more than the major tennis organizations to popularize his sport, and it would have been nice to repay him by letting him play on this legendary court.

At last, the adventure continues, and I can't wait to follow Jules' next adventures!

#RolandGarros

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When is my brother Jules Marie 🎾 going to play Roland Garros? 🎾🧐

Over the past few days, people have been asking me about the scheduling of the qualifying matches at Roland Garros. 😅😅

(And it really makes me think that there are big communication problems with the French Open, because nobody understands anything).

Anyway, to explain the situation:

Jules will play in the French Open qualifiers.

There are 3 rounds to get through to reach the main draw.

First-round matches will take place on either Monday May 20 or Tuesday May 21.

But we won't know when Jules will play until the evening of Sunday May 19. (Date on which the schedule will be released.)


All qualifying tickets have already been sold, but it is possible to buy tickets on the secondary market (only on the Roland Garros official website).

I hope this answers your questions.

Of course I'll be at Roland Garros to support my brother.

I'm not sure I'll be able to answer everyone who writes to me, but if you see me at RG, don't hesitate to say hello. ;)

20 years ago, I used to go to Decathlon to buy my tennis rackets.

Over the last three years, we have helped grow their TikTok presence with tennis videos 🎾

They now have 260k followers and are clearly one of the best TikTok accounts to follow.

So maybe I haven't managed to become the tennis legend I dreamed of when I was young...

But by following my passion for sport, I found other ways to enjoy my life.

Result: Today, I work on projects that thrill me. ❤️

Steve Jobs said:

“Sometimes life's going to hit you in the head with a brick. Don't lose faith. I'm convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did.”

POV: You’re finally going to Roland Garros but…

Thanks #WeAreTennis & Nicolas Monfort for your trust during this Roland Garros ! 

In this video : Goran Chevalme, the 🤴 of 😅🎾❤️

Nico Rosberg chose to retire from F1 just after securing his world championship title in 2016.

When asked by journalists why he wanted to end his career...

He replied that for 25 years, he had dreamed of becoming world champion.

That he had achieved that goal.

And now he wanted to devote more time to his family.

Nico Rosberg's story is a beautiful one, and the reasons for his retirement respectable.

(Even if he left his fans with a taste of unfinished business, as they would have liked to see him continue racing).

Beyond the sport, however, it is symptomatic of what I call “satiety syndrome”.

In the beginning, you set yourself very ambitious goals.

You work hard to achieve them.

Then you finally reach them.

And so the fateful question arises: “Now what?”

What I admire most about athletes who win titles over the years is their ability to maintain the same appetite they had when they started out.

It's one thing to achieve a feat.

It's quite another to repeat it once, twice, three times and so on.

Because very often, when you reach a goal you've been working towards for years...

You just feel like you're done.

And the motivation disappears.

Today, I realize that what's important for me is no longer just reaching the goals I set myself...

It's about enjoying the journey.

Because achieving a goal is just about getting a result that flatters the ego.

But enjoying the journey means doing things that give your life meaning.

And that's so much more valuable...

As I move my agency from the French-speaking market to the international one, I'm connecting with English-speaking content creators.

Last week, I contacted 30 of them, resulting in 7 calls.


And the thing that shocked me the most after talking to them...

Is that they earn very little compared to the French content creators I work with. 


The reasons for this phenomenon :
- They don't like to negotiate with brands.
- They don't know their real value.


It reinforces my belief that I myself have something to offer them:

By defending their interests in front of brands, I can help them earn more... while working on projects that are even more like them.


But of course, I'd never have known that if I hadn't written cold e-mails to build connections.

The best way to rapidly develop a B2B business in 2024... It's still cold e-mailing.

(So what are you waiting for to write your first campaign?)

New vlog on my YouTube channel: 

1- Having a great time in Marseille.

2- Going to Paris.

3- Cheering on my brother at Roland Garros!

(+ A few words about Jules).

PS: Stay tuned, because in a few days I'll be making a big announcement about the future of my brother Jules Marie 🎾!

https://lnkd.in/eEaAH-GF

Open video: I went to Roland Garros to watch my twin brother lose on youtu.be

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