Reflecting on Alex Hormozi's explanation about capturing and multiplying attention, as showcased by influential figures like Joe Rogan and Mark Zuckerberg, think about strategies that could apply to your business context. How could you harness the power of media or other channels to both capture and expand your customer base? Share your thoughts in a brief 25 to 100 words in the comments section below. Engage with others by replying to at least 2 comments, and show support by liking 3 insightful contributions from peers. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/0ffa5755?md=f13c0df00b6941358710f22106c5f99a

As I was reading a post on @Startup and Entrepreneurship I was reminded of a conversation I had with a local music producer/ creator last night. He’s in the middle of repainting his music studio everything masked up, dust sheets everywhere, total chaos. Then opportunity walks in. Another artist popped into a different studio in the same building, saw the setup, and immediately started tearing the plastic sheeting into sections. Poked little holes in some of them. And boom the video concept was born. The footage came out insane:Zooming and panning through the holes in the plastic, the whole space looking like a “plastic jungle.” The track was jungle music, the artist was in a white painter’s suit… it all just clicked. 🔥🔥 He didn’t wait for the studio to be perfect. He only had a couple of hours, and still managed to shoot that video plus two more with another artist. Pure chaos turned into pure value. Find the post here : https://www.skool.com/acceleratoruniversity/embracing-uncertainty-entrepreneur-mindset?p=c7ee7e4b

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Guys, I’m a beginner digital marketer and I just landed my first client — an ERP software company. My role is to handle their social media marketing. I know how to manage Instagram (posts, carousels, reels), X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and I can do market analysis and competitor research. We’ll also start running ads soon. But I’m confused about one thing: should I be doing more to deliver the best results? Things like cold emails, AI agents, building an email system, or even cold calls?My client doesn’t know about these and told me that posting on Instagram, X, and LinkedIn is enough for now, and later we can run ads.But for a B2B ERP business… isn’t that too limited? They want to focus mainly on Instagram, but for B2B/ERP, LinkedIn is usually the main platform. I can bring organic growth (slow, obviously), but I can’t guarantee clients. They don’t expect guaranteed leads, but of course, if I generate any, it’s great for me. There’s so much happening in this field and I feel a bit lost. My client thinks this is enough, but I feel like I should be doing more.If you were in my place, what would you do? Also, please drop some strategies for: - Growing followers for B2B brands - Closing ERP clients online - Skills I should learn for this - Best YouTubers/channels to follow - Courses/books you recommend