ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Every startup wants attention, but most struggle to create content that actually drives business growth (not just likes). So how do you make content work for your startup? Adva Shisgal sat down with Nuseir Yassin AKA Nas Daily — the creator behind 68M+ followers and two successful companies—to break it all down.
You can also watch a video version of the episode on Youtube
In this episode, we cover:
- How to create content that sells (without being salesy)
- The biggest mistakes startups make with content – and how to fix them
- How AI is changing the content game (and how to use it)
- Why losing followers can actually be a good thing
Nas has worked with top brands, governments, and startups to help them stand out—and in this episode, he shares part of his strategy.
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