Nah, this ain& #39;t it. If you& #39;re an industry expert, your knowledge is valuable. Knocking a successful peer in your space for sharing their MUCH SOUGHT AFTER advice is what& #39;s cringy. How you gonna call someone& #39;s content on their own feed unsolicited? https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😂" title="Gesicht mit FreudentrĂ€nen" aria-label="Emoji: Gesicht mit FreudentrĂ€nen"> Just don& #39;t follow them, lmao.
For context, this VIP Bro is referring to @OliverAge24& #39;s fantastic mindshare thread today, illuminating his process behind driving Fall Guys& #39; social media to over 1 million followers (sharing again below). He never took credit for the game& #39;s success, lol. https://twitter.com/OliverAge24/status/1297200779565170690?s=19">https://twitter.com/OliverAge...
Do you know how I learned how to do my job? FROM MY PEERS and the successful hos before me who GRACIOUSLY shared their "unsolicited professional tips" when I didn& #39;t even know the right questions to ask yet. There was no Influencer Relations Manager school. https://twitter.com/MerQueenJude/status/1297356200821100545?s=19">https://twitter.com/MerQueenJ...
I& #39;ve said for years that this is a RELATIONSHIPS industry. We succeed by growing together and sharing what we learn. There are common foundational pieces for sure (business, marketing, etc.) but industry best practices are ever-emerging and no one should be shamed for sharing.
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