20 Hacks Anyone Can Use To Market Online

Hey guys!

I turned 20 recently. (In April. So kinda recent.)

And over the past 8 years — I’ve grown accounts to 20,000+ followers.

I’ve explored thousands of hacks for turning attention into dollars.

20 hacks anyone can use to market online:

➤ Start every post with a banger idea. If your idea alone doesn’t interest people, it’s a flop.

➤ Scroll through social media platforms with purpose; look for posts that have done well before, and make them your own.

➤ Capture attention within the first 3-5 seconds with an eye-catching headline or graphic. People scroll fast; make them stop.

➤ Tap into emotions like curiosity, fear of missing out (FOMO), or excitement to drive engagement and stop the scroll.

➤ Since most people consume content on their phones, optimize your pics and videos for vertical formats.

➤ Design content with mobile users in mind. Make sure images, videos, and text are easy to view on smaller screens.

➤ Develop a posting schedule and stick to it. Consistency helps to keep your audience engaged and makes posting seamless.

➤ Respond to comments, DMs, and mentions. Building relationships with your followers increases community.

➤ Turn a Newsletter email into a Twitter thread, a LinkedIn post, or a YouTube video. Get the most mileage out of your content.

➤ Re-use past ideas that you’ve had, and turn them into more new content.

➤ Track your analytics. Understand what works and what doesn’t so that you can change things later on.

➤ Study your analytics, experiment with new ideas, try different stuff that might work, and then analyze again.

➤ Make content that inspires people or helps them with new information. It resonates more and will get more views.

➤ Research your audience to figure out their wants and needs so that you can include them in your content.

➤ 80% of your content should provide tons of value and funnel into your offer. 20% should be content related to your offer.

➤ Give your audience the ‘what’ not the ‘how’.

➤ Tell stories. Stories keep your audience hooked, and if they like you there’s a higher chance of buyers.

➤ Start stories off in the heat of the ‘action’. If it’s about you going to a theme park and riding a roller coaster, start it off on the roller coaster then go back.

➤ Use colorful, simple, intriguing graphics/thumbnails to explain information.

➤ Add pictures to your posts. Sometimes people have nothing to say about your copy, but they do have things to say about pictures.

There you go!

I know it might seem like a lot…

but once you put some of it into practice,

it’ll be a lot less overwhelming! I promise. :D

Anywayyyy, I hope it helpeddd!

Byeeeeee

-Nick, the amazing content marketer dude.

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