The Twitter copywriting market is PACKED. With thousands of both wannabes, and pros, calling themselves copywriters, As a smaller account, you can’t be unique if you’re ’just a copywriter’ So here’s how you can position yourself as the expert in the Twitter copywriting market:

I’m traveling around the world as a digital nomad, Experiencing different businesses and breaking them down here on X. If that sounds interesting to you - Follow me at @itay_here to get my insights daily. Ah and if you liked my post - Like & repost it 😎 Seeya later!

Find social people. Who want to GIVE. Who are fun to be around. This is crucial. Especially at the start. Now before you go…

The first 10-15 members of your community are the most important. If you want to build an asset you can invest in - Your community needs to bring VALUE to its members. That's why it’s important to have quality > quantity. Especially at the start…

Treat your community like crap - And they’ll shove it in your mouth. I saw more than enough communities breaking apart because the manager gave them shitty products. Or treated them like walking wallets. Treat your community like an asset. Treasure it. Now. One final tip:

Hobbies Careers Ethnic groups. Just find something that vibes with you - And start a community. But there is a catch…

Start businesses. Partner with businesses. Become an affiliate. You have the connections. You have the traffic. How you use it is up to you. And that works for every niche there is:

You know someone with an app for cyclists? Someone has a Skool community for cyclists? You know a coach for cyclists? See. You become an investor. Find products and services that can benefit your community - And invest in them using your traffic as currency…

Start your OWN cycling group. Let someone else manage it. You just need to sit back, bring him the traffic and take your cut. And that's not all…

Is there a cyclist group in your area? Good. Start collaborating with them. Host social events for your community together. And take a cut out of it. Even better - become a partner in the business. Just give them the traffic. Heck…

Look at it like an entrepreneur. YOU HAVE THE TRAFFIC. Meaning - You have the power. And you can use it to start, scale, and collaborate with infinite businesses. What do I mean by that?

Most community managers use 2 ways to make money: 1. Host events at different businesses: Restaurants, bars, cafes - You can get paid based on the traffic you bring. 2. Charging for social events: Host big events. And charge for entrance. But that's only the “small money”…

Let’s take a certain group: Cyclists. In a specific location: Vietnam. So a community manager in that case will make a group named: “Cyclists in Vietnam” and will start hosting social events for them. Connecting all the cyclists in that area. But here’s where the money hides:

What exactly do I mean by “community manager”? It's being a connector of a certain group in a specific location. Giving that group a platform to connect. Using social media and events. For example:

A community manager. But in the real world. Now before you say “pfft boring” and move on… Listen up. Because I’m going to dive deep into the profitable business that hides behind it. But first…

Ever traveled to a new place? Vacation? Work? Maybe just for the adventure… What's one of the first things you’ll always look for? People. A community. We are social creatures. We need people around us. And that's where this business comes into place.

It requires zero starting capital. It scales with your network, not your time. And the opportunities keep stacking over time. So without further ado - Let’s begin:

I’ve been traveling around the world for almost a year now. Experiencing different businesses as a digital nomad. And this one? Is the one of the most underrated ones I’ve seen…

99% of people are running this business model for free, Or for a small side income… While the top 1% use it to build a network with 10x leverage potential… …with no products, no ads, and no employees. This is the Community-As-A-Service model. And how you can scale it 🧵

How do you start a journey? By taking the first step. Break down your plans. Don't let them overwhelm you. Remember. Step By Step.