Galaxio Marketing

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Personal Branding Expert

Online Marketing Expert

- Building a comprehensive online presence on key platforms.
- Maintain a strong brand image across all digital touchpoints.
- Optimize the B2B marketing funnel to convert leads efficiently.
- Driving VCP framework. (Visibility-Credibility-Profitability)

Head of Online Marketing

- Create & manage content for company / founder profiles.
- Develop & implement strategies to position clients as thought leaders.
- Enhance online reputation to build trust with potential buyers.
- Implementing growth activities to grow their presence on LinkedIn.

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Turning LinkedIn Profiles to Profit for B2B Founder | Content, Design & Strategy

Hey 👋 thanks for reading. Let me start by telling you why I might be worth your attention.

I’ve been creating content on LinkedIn for the past 2 years, growing an audience of 17k+ followers and generating over 2 million+ impressions, including one viral post. I’ve worked with 50+ clients globally, including major brands like McDonald’s.

Currently, I represent myself as an Independent Marketing Consultant for small and medium-sized businesses. I started this journey after noticing a clear gap: service-based SMBs were struggling to establish long-term authority in their industries. Marketing wasn’t just about lead generation, it needed to position businesses as trusted leaders.

That’s why I now focus on sustainable, organic-first growth, blending services like design, branding, website development, video production, and marketing into seamless, strategy-led experiences. My goal is to help businesses stand out and build sustainable brand authority.

Today, I work with clients around the world to grow their presence and turn them into industry leaders.

The line between marketing & positioning decides who wins.

Apple, Tesla, Salesforce, their edge isn’t marketing. 

Its positioning clarity aligned with marketing.

Most businesses blur the two and wonder why they are not leaving an impact.

The difference is subtle, but it changes everything. 

Check out the Document below to know more 👇

Aryan Kumar

Turning LinkedIn Profiles to Profit | Content, Design & Strategy

Marketing vs Positioning

You've 3 sec to hook the brain on LinkedIn.

Here are 7 psychology rules used by top 1%.

𝟭. 𝗖𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗼𝘀𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗚𝗮𝗽

✅ Humans can’t stand unanswered questions.
✅ Tease ← don’t reveal.
✅ Add tension to curiosity.

Ex. “90% of founders make this LinkedIn mistake (and it’s not about LinkedIn)”

❌ “5 mistakes founders make.” (No tension)

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𝟮. 𝗣𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗿𝘂𝗽𝘁

✅ Our brain zooms in when something breaks the norm.
✅ Start with something unexpected.

Ex. “Stop scrolling. I’m about to waste your time…but you’ll thank me.”

❌ “Here are my 5 tips…” (Predictable, boring)

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𝟯. 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗺 / 𝗖𝗼𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲

✅ We engage when beliefs are challenged.
✅ Break patterns with bold analogies.

Ex. “Everyone says: "LinkedIn has quality leads. It’s 50% true”

❌ “How to get quality leads from LinkedIn.”

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𝟰. 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝗰𝗸 𝗙𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿

✅ Big emotions = instant attention.
✅ Use data to back up the shock.

Ex. “Your phone is making you stupid, even if you only use it 2 hours a day.”

❌ Don’t over-dramatise. Readers smell fake drama.

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𝟱. 𝗙𝗢𝗠𝗢 / 𝗟𝗼𝘀𝘀 𝗔𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻

✅ We fear missing out more than we want to gain.

Ex. “Ignore this and keep losing clients every week.”

❌ “This will help you get clients every week.” (Too soft)

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𝟲. 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁𝘂𝘀 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘆

✅ People repost content that makes them look smart.
✅ Make it feel like an insider advantage.

Ex. “Here’s 7 psychology used by 1% of creators”

❌ “Here’s 7 psychology hacks.”

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𝟳. 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝗟𝗼𝗼𝗽 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 (𝗭𝗲𝗶𝗴𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗸 𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁)

✅ We remember incomplete stories.
✅ Delay the punchline until later in the post.

Ex. “Last year I made a ₹20L mistake… and it became my best decision.”

❌ “I once made the biggest mistake, here’s what it was.” (No suspense)


Remember, a great post without a great hook is invisible.

That’s it for today.

~ ak

Yes, photography is one of my hobbies. 

And I don’t need a ‘perfect one thing’ life.

Because life is not that much sorted.

I’ve often heard advice like:

👉 “Stick to one offer.”
👉 “Focus only on one audience.”
👉 “Be known for one thing.”

But in reality, life is rarely that simple.

I’m a young creative person & still exploring. And that’s okay.

If you ask me what one thing I’m building currently.

Tbh, it’s not one, it's many…

Currently, I’m building “Profile and Profit” (my dedicated offer for LinkedIn growth).

Along with this, I’ve also been running “Galaxio Marketing”, my primary agency where I provide creative services like web development, content marketing, design, lead generation and email marketing for service-based businesses. 

Both are growing and both are part of my journey.

At the same time, photography has always been one of my passions.

It gives me perspective, fuels my creativity and keeps me inspired in business.

As you can see attached, some shots I captured in Dubai, UAE.

Next year, my lens will be in Paris, France. (still planning for it)

I’m not perfect. I’m a little messy. I’m learning, improving, refining and yes…getting clients along the way. 

That’s the beauty of the journey.

If you’re also multi-passionate, know this:

✓ You can align your hobbies and your work.
✓ You don’t have to choose between being professional & being creative.
✓ You can build your “one core offer” without shutting down the parts of you that make you, real you.

So here’s me, an imperfect person, building, scaling, creating and capturing.

And I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Are you a messy one or a perfectionist one?

If you’re still blaming LinkedIn for low reach.

Then, learn from YouTube & Meta 👇

A few years ago, people thought 60 sec videos were a cringe idea.

Then TikTok happened… and suddenly short-form became a format. 

From cringe to content format, that’s INSANE!

And the revolution was so impactful that it led giant players to evolve.

✓ YouTube rolled out Shorts. 
✓ Meta rolled out Reels.

Today, short-form videos capture shocking daily views.

Now, the same way, if you look at LinkedIn.

So if LinkedIn tweaks its algorithm, is that a crisis? 

Or is it the platform evolving, like they all do?

If you think it’s a crisis, then it reveals your mindset.

✗ My reach is very low.
✗ The “algorithm is against me”.
✗ It’s useless now to stay on LinkedIn.

That’s a fixed mindset that lets you blame instead of understanding.

But in reality, the builders are adapting. 

And LinkedIn (like every platform) is rewarding content that’s:

☑︎ Clear topical focus (your craft > everything).
☑︎ Posts that spark real conversation in the comments.
☑︎ Signals of expertise (specifics, data, names, timelines).

AI has made mediocre, copy-pasted posts CHEAP. 

And as a result, mediocrity now gets filtered on LinkedIn.

Algorithms aren’t dumb, they’re reactive. 

When a platform gets flooded with sameness, it starts limiting the fluff.

You'll be fine if you plan to produce real value with your expertise.

I’m doubling down on my expertise and human stuff.

Are you in?

If writing content on LinkedIn feels random.

This STRATEGY will fix it & build Authority...

Here’s the problem: 

Most founders post without a clear system.

→ One day, it’s a client story.
→ The next day, it’s a motivational thought.
→ The day after, maybe a sales pitch.

👉 It feels scattered.
👉 It looks inconsistent.
👉 And it doesn’t compound into authority.

That’s why you might be getting likes, but not leads.

You need a framework that ties every post to a bigger purpose.

That’s exactly what I’ve broken down in this carousel 

→ 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗧𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗲 ←

It shows you the 3 kinds of content every founder needs.

And how to rotate them weekly so your brand grows systematically, not randomly.

Swipe left and check it out below 👇

Authority Triangle

Everyone says: "LinkedIn has quality leads"

⚠️ Be careful, if that's all you know.

We all sometimes follow the rat race unknowingly.

Social media is not the win itself. It’s just a platform. Just a tool. And no business in the world has ever won on tools alone.

You might think, “But Gary V, Hormozi and others grew massive using these tools.

No, they grew because of strategy. The tool was just the accelerator.

For example, think like this…

I will give you the DSLR camera and tell you to click my photo.

And I know you don’t know how to use it. (some may know)

But still, you figure out how to click somehow.

Right?

That’s what everyone on LinkedIn is doing right now.

You heard people saying LinkedIn has quality leads.

You see people getting tons of likes & leads from LinkedIn.

Then you also panicked and started your LinkedIn as well.

You know what’s the problem here?

"Having a camera doesn’t make you a photographer."

Same with LinkedIn, you have LinkedIn and everyone else has.

That doesn't mean everyone is successful here and getting quality leads.

Many founders I’ve helped were previously spending 2–3 hours every single day on LinkedIn, but still not seeing results.

That always surprised me, until I realised why.

They weren’t lacking effort. They were lacking a strategy and they were literally just throwing darts in the dark.

It’s time to change gears…

Stop looking at metrics like:

- Like
- Followers
- Engagement

And start thinking about a strategy that can take you to quality leads:

- Core offer
- Messaging
- Positioning
- Consistency
- Trust Signals
- Visual Identity
- Differentiation
- Content Pillars
- Audience Clarity
- Narrative Building
- Thought Leadership

If you want quality leads, first become the quality.

Don’t hurry to become the next top leader on LinkedIn.

It’s not a 1 month game…

If you’re really serious, then work on your strategy.

Stop chasing growth and start compounding authority. 

That’s how it works.

~ ak

Most people think they’re building a personal brand on LinkedIn…

But in reality? They’re just posting random content.

👉 The difference between noise and influence is clarity.

Your voice, tone, and content pillars are the foundation of how people perceive and remember you. And without them, you’ll blend into the feed like everyone else.

You're post can even go viral, but that is not personal branding...

The good news? Building clarity doesn’t need to be complicated. I’ve broken it down into a 7-step actionable blueprint you can start using today.

📌 Save this one. It’s designed to help you think and execute.

👉 Read the carousel for more…

Personal Brand Playbook

If LinkedIn drives your pipeline, this is for you 👇

LinkedIn Marketing Updates (Q3 2025)

LinkedIn Updates (Q3 2025)

Unpopular opinion: Founders don’t need “personal branding” the way we see it on LinkedIn right now. 

Hear me out.

I’m not saying founders shouldn’t use their personal profile. But the idea that you must turn your LinkedIn into a mix of Instagram and weird diary entries kind of post to be “relatable” feels….not quite right.

By the way, it also sometimes depends on the type of business, the audience you’re trying to attract and the kind of authority you want to build. 

Because let’s be real...we're living in a weird online world and we never know the intentions behind someone's content.

Here’s what I learned:

I tested two approaches (see attached images).

(𝗢𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗔) 
I posted casual, cool or Instagram kind of photos of mine on LinkedIn with a solid, valuable caption. They got views, sure… but mostly from entry-level folks.

(𝗢𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗕)
Then, I shared posts with professional headshots, branded graphics and insights relevant to decision-makers. The engagement literally shifted suddenly and I started getting noticed by senior people.

So the answer is clear, as they say, "You attract what you are"

If a founder’s goal is to generate leads and build a pipeline, they don’t need to play like an influencer. 

They need to project authority, clarity and professionalism. 

Some companies with Gen Z audiences can afford a “casual vibe,” but most founders are not here to be “cool”, they’re here to win trust and close deals.

So no, I don’t believe in oversharing personal branding in the name of being “authentic.” 

A lot of LinkedIn “personal branding” content recycles the same founder tropes (“I failed, I learned, I hustled”). It creates attention, but often little trust or real credibility with customers, investors or hires.

Authenticity is not about selfies, your daily thoughts or and to much of your stories, but it’s about showing up in a way that resonates with the people you actually want to do business with.

Founders don’t need followers to influence.

They need authority to scale the business.

~ ak

I studied what top founders do on LinkedIn.

They run ICC strategy before they post 👇

I’ve seen many founders writing content with half knowledge.

And you know half knowledge is very dangerous…

Even if you hire a ghostwriter or an agency, you need to know the basics.

Due to time constraints, many founders try to use AI to write.

And then they end up posting soulless AI content that no one cares.

But there are many strings attached to content creation.

It’s not random…

Ok, now, let’s decode this 𝗜𝗖𝗖 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝘆.

After reading this, you’ll know how to turn random posts into a structured content system.

While creating content, you should pass through 3 levels:

1. Ideation
2. Categorisation
3. Creation

Let’s start decoding…

1. 𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡

• Don’t just write what’s in your mind
• Think about buyer's problems, pains & fears
• Don’t write what you want, write what they want
• Save competitor's content as inspiration
• Ask ChatGPT for ideas

Then try to brainstorm ideas for each pillar below:

↳ Evergreen Content (timeless, always relevant)
↳ Reactive Content (timely, trending topics)
↳ Repurposed Content (repackaging your best old content)


2. 𝗖𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗚𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗭𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡

You need to create content in 3 categories.
Each category has a different goal and purpose.

↳ Attract
• Goal: Visibility
• Attract the eyeballs of your ICP
• Eg. Story, Relatable insight, Bold POV

↳ Nurture
• Goal: Build trust
• Show your expertise in your field
• Eg. Frameworks, Data, Guides, Expert Advice

↳ Convert
• Goal: Conversion
• Talk about your offer directly or indirectly
• Eg. Testimonials, Case Studies, New Partnerships


3. 𝗖𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡

Let’s touch on positioning real quick.

Don’t write something for everyone.
Instead, write everything for someone.

People won’t read every post you write.
But they want more of the ones that perform well.
Your best-performing post gives you validation.

𝘛𝘦𝘴𝘵 > 𝘝𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘥𝘢𝘵𝘦 > 𝘍𝘪𝘯𝘥 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘴 > 𝘚𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘬 𝘵𝘰 𝘪𝘵 > 𝘐𝘮𝘱𝘳𝘰𝘷𝘦

For example:

• Pillar: LinkedIn Growth
• Theme: Content Creation
• Format: Carousels
• Style: Guide / Framework / How-to

Now, find yours…


⦿ 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗪𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗘𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝗣𝗼𝘀𝘁 ↓

Start with a strong hook
↳ Give brief context and stimulate curiosity
↳ Don’t reveal the payoff too early

⚠️ Note: Expertise without attention is wasted expertise.

Rules
• Aim for 1 target, 1 problem, 1 message per post
• No emojis, no hashtags, no jargon
• Use common & everyday words
• Leverage storytelling, facts, examples, experiences

End with a soft CTA (e.g. Follow for more)

If you’ve made it this far…

Congratulations, you’ve improved 60% of your writing capabilities.

That's it for today's post.

Keep LinkedIn-ing ✌️

After writing 100+ FLOP posts on LinkedIn...here are my 4 painful lessons so you don't repeat 👇

When I started LinkedIn 3 years ago.

I was like every new beginner...
(energetic, eager to learn, nothing to lose)

AND that mindset helped me experiment a LOT.

You wouldn’t believe the weird stuff I used to post back then.

But in the end, I managed to crack the LinkedIn game. 

Gained:
17K+ followers
2M+ views
2 viral hits 
+ more…

So, here I’m with the top 4 lessons I’ve learned:

[ 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 ]

I once experimented by posting 5 AI-written posts in a row and even optimised it, which kind of sounds like a human, not AI. The first one performed okay, but by the 5th, my reach literally collapsed. 

If 100% of your content is written using AI, then LinkedIn will limit your reach and flag your content as AI-generated. You'd better use AI to get ideas, proofreading or creating first drafts but in the end, write on your own.

[ 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱 ]

At one point, I wanted to offer clients: “I’ll grow your LinkedIn in 30 days”. I tested this on many new accounts and realised LinkedIn doesn’t work like that. Yes, you’ll see some growth in 30 days, but nowhere near the ROI clients expected.

You can’t trick the algorithm with spam DMs, automation or one big post. The only way LinkedIn takes you seriously is when you show up consistently with value. If you’re here for quick hacks, you’ll burn out. If you’re here for the long game, you’ll grow.

[ 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝗿𝗱 ]

At first, I was terrified that if I kept posting about LinkedIn growth, people would get bored. But I soon realised that most people don’t even see all your posts. They’re scrolling through 1,000 others a day. The reason they followed you in the first place is because of your best-performing content and they want more of that.

So always avoid diversifying your content pillars because that’s how the top 1% on LinkedIn built recognisable personal brands. Pick a dedicated content pillar and stick to it. For example: LinkedIn growth, mindset, personal stories, etc.

[ 𝗙𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘁𝗵 ]

This year, I stopped posting on LinkedIn for 3 months due to an offline project and when I came back, my posts barely hit 500 views. Afterwards, I talked with experts and researched and concluded that LinkedIn had punished me for disappearing. So, never ever EVER take a long break, like more than 1 month. It kills all the momentum you’ve built and forces you to start from zero.

𝘛𝘐𝘗 - If you ever need to take a short break for personal reasons, always return with your best posts. The way you return matters just as much as the pause and it’s what rebuilds momentum.


These lessons came from the flops that bombed and embarrassed me.

Don’t try this at home 😅

That’s it for today…

~ ak

After 3 years, 17k followers, 6k subs & 1000 mistakes.

I’ve found what actually works on LinkedIn.

And today, I’m launching something...

This is not:
✗ Another course
✗ Another masterclass
✗ Another done-for-you gimmick

It’s the #1 LinkedIn hybrid program that helps service-based founders and consultants build authority and attract inbound clients on LinkedIn.

Introducing: 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝘁™ 

But that's not all, it's not gonna be something everyone sells, which in reality doesn't work.

❌ Cold outreach 
↳ Can bring leads for short term, but it will die someday in the long term.

❌ Done-for-you ghostwriting
↳ You’re renting a brand, not building one. The day the ghost leaves, so does your authority.

❌ Ads as the first move 
↳ If you can’t win organically, you’ll burn cash faster than you blink.

❌ Generic coaching
↳ Knowledge without execution = 100 unanswered questions.

The reason I'm passionate about this is:

While running Galaxio Marketing, I tested everything: industries, regions, strategies. I made lots of embarrassing mistakes.

I also grew 17K+ organic followers, had multiple viral posts, 6k subscribers on my newsletter and built a steady inbound lead system.

Now, I wanted to fill the gap and help you with what I learned with the #1 Hybrid model advantage.

Not just theory. Not just hacks. Actual systems.

Want early access? Join the waitlist via the link below.

👉 profileandprofit.com

I've found 1 thing common in top LinkedIn creators

(and yes, that’s not knowledge or value)

We always hear one common piece of advice.

Post content that is valuable.
Post content that is skimmable.
Post content that is knowledgeable.

But all these tips are surface-level advice.

All of these can be achieved by ChatGPT any day.

Isn’t it?

Knowledge, value, skimmability = commodities 

Anyone creating content on LinkedIn, like:

- Founder
- Co-founder
- Executive
- Service Provider

And so on…

All of them have to think like a “Top Creator”.

A creator who understands psychology + current dynamics.

Information is everywhere. (Thanks to AI & the previous creator wave)

But what sets a creator apart in today's AI age:

- Its voice
- Its belief
- Its opinion
- Its conviction
- Its point of view

Look around & see the successful creators post…

In every post, you will find not only knowledge but their point of view.

The Leaders don’t just share information, they infuse a vision others want to follow.

Chat GPT can’t make you a leader, but your VOICE can….

That’s it for today.

~ ak

The LinkedIn strategy I've learned from the top 1%.

I’ve spent 4 years learning & revealing it today (lucky you 🫵)

Most people gatekeep their LinkedIn strategy.

They slap a fancy name on the same thing (or an incomplete version):

“Abracadabra Framework”
“Burger & Fries Blueprint”
“Ping Pong Method”

But today, I’m revealing what’s exactly behind…

Or even the better one.
Give me 60 seconds (your time starts now)
(pay attention now…pls)

There are only 2 core sections to master:

~ Foundation
~ Activation

Let me break it down..


𝟭. 𝗙𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

This is what most people skip.
And then they wonder why content “isn’t working.”

If you don’t get this right, the rest is just reach, not revenue.

3 sub sections to master here (Offer, Positioning, Funnel)

- Offer = What you sell? Your target market?
- Positioning = Why you? What’s your edge? What’s the proof?
- Funnel = How to monetise? What’s next after seeing your content?

No amount of posting will fix a broken foundation.


𝟮. 𝗔𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

This is where the system gets moving.

3 sub sections to master here (Profile, Content, DMs)

- Profile = Offer? About? Experience? The better it is, the more trust.
- Content = The main engine. Attract, nurture and convert strategically.
- DMs / Newsletter = Many ends at content but this is where revenue lies.

Each piece feeds the next.
Content gets attention → profile builds trust → DMs close deals.


That’s it.
That’s the framework / blueprint / strategy…whatever you call it.

If you’re a founder, here’s what this means:

Stop treating LinkedIn like a place to just post.

- It can convert leads better than your website.
- It can build trust among your ICPs.
- It can make you go viral anytime.
- It has the highest quality leads.

And much more….but only when done right.

Don’t blame LinkedIn algorithm or your last bad service provider. You at least need to understand the basics to master this on yourself or by outsourcing it.

Want to fix your LinkedIn funnel?
Check which section in the funnel is missing or weak below…

↓ Content 
↓ Engagement
↓ Direct Outreach
↓ Discovery Call / Demo / Signup
↓ Sales Call / Proposal / Onboarding
↓ Close
♻️ Retain
Keep it simple.

And let LinkedIn do its job.

PS...
 
👋 Hi there… I am Aryan, I help founders grow their personal brand on LinkedIn and generate leads using proven abracadabra 😅 outreach systems. DM “Profit” to know more.

AI just replaced my co-founder.

They were right, “AI will replace jobs.”

And the debate isn’t whether AI matters anymore

But it’s how deeply it will reshape the future.

Currently, there are two camps, as always:

👉 Left wing: AI is like NFTs (just hype that will fade away).

👉 Right wing: AI will change everything & every industry will be affected sooner or later.

But as time passes....AI is proving the left wing wrong.

The AI revolution is so impactful that even Google is feeling FOMO.

And yes, AI will replace jobs.

But more than that, it will become a part of our everyday lives.

In fact, many now estimate that AI could add $2.6 to $7 trillion+ annually in economic value, meaning entire roles can be re-imagined, not just tasks.

The earlier the founders make AI their companion, the better.

Forget the “AI will replace jobs” talk.

Focus instead on how you can implement it in your business.

Because AI isn’t validating its capability anymore, it’s reshaping industries.

Now, every founder needs to make AI their co-founder.

I personally spend 80% of my time using ChatGPT and other AI tools.

I’m not just using them, I’m constantly amazed at how differently they can be applied, every single time.

Even if you know how to use AI, you’re still behind, because its implementations are endless.

PS. I’m launching a new series very soon on “AI × Marketing”.

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