Riley Kaminer

Storytelling isn’t enough. (Not anymore.) OK, you know you need to tell a story when you pitch. But here’s the thing: Everyone else knows that too. So basic storytelling just isn’t enough anymore. In a crowded market, next-level storytelling is the difference between scaling https://t.co/FHsje1SgYB

You don’t write because you’ve figured it out. You write to figure it out. (Iykyk.)

You already have a sales team. (You just don’t know it yet.) Most startups think "sales" means cold emails and demos. But content? It sells before you even get in the room. Good content: • Builds trust • Warms leads • Answers objections • Shortens sales cycles

Don’t write for the algorithm. Write for humans. (Quality content that speaks to people will always win.)

Everyone wants big wins. Big raises. Big launches. Big exits. But here’s the truth: Big wins are made up of tiny, unsexy decisions. Not 10x moments. Not viral explosions. Not overnight sensations. Instead: • One more email sent • One more idea published • One more https://t.co/afKeSJCdaj

Pro tip for founders creating content: Build in public.

Are there other ways you use AI to help with your content? https://t.co/1DTlAYSGq1

Content hack: Tell your story.

Is it just me, or is writing (especially journaling) a major catalyst for positive habits in general? I find the more I write, the better my life choices… Anyone else?!

There are literally millions of personal brands on LinkedIn. So… What makes YOU different from the others? What makes YOU memorable? What makes YOU stick out? Because if your brand and message isn’t memorable, it’s dead. Here are four ways to keep it alive: 1. Tell your https://t.co/viFRdQLOoF

Your life is a story. You’re the main character. The important question is: Who’s the author? Too many people let: Societal pressure Parental expectations The blind twists of fate… tell their story. The result? A life only half lived. Don’t be one of them. Grab a hold

The content marketing sector is estimated to be worth $100 billion. That’s a big pie. Follow these 4 simple steps to get your slice: 1. Choose your creative weapon. Are you a writer? Then write. Are you a photographer? Take photographs. World class video editor? Edit those https://t.co/sdyUWufhvd

Two of your most important readers are versions of you. One is past you. One is future you. Keep both in mind when you’re writing.

Exploring the intersection of AI and its ethical implications in content creation. Has this been a topic on your mind? ⬇ In an increasingly digital world where AI is becoming more prevalent, it is essential to consider the ethical implications of its use, especially in content https://t.co/0aSjqH6CFS

Don’t just post and ghost. Learn from each post. What worked. What didn’t. Iterate. Improve. Intergalactic. (OK, I ran out of ‘I’ words, but wanted to include one more that was the right length. So sue me.)

When you’re pitching your startup, remember you’re telling a story. It has a narrative arc. It has rising tension. It has a happy ending. And it has a hero. (Spoiler: not you.) Here’s three things to keep in mind when telling it: 1. Identify the hero. Your customer is the https://t.co/stjciBOlh5

Write more to think more. Think more to write more.