Best Marketing Tweets

Weed Porn

@WeedPorns

BiC marketing team is elite for this one

Yasmine Khosrowshahi

@yasminekho

I distilled my 4 years of marketing lessons into minimalistic visuals. 1. Sell Benefits. Not features.

MATT GRAY

@matt_gray_

The 10 best marketing ads of all time: 1. Durex, 2010

xYammyNegus 🀄️

@Tribe_delontae

Soulja Boy is a marketing genius regardless of how you feel.

Amanda Goetz

@AmandaMGoetz

Yesterday a video went viral on TikTok when a woman shared the inside of her car after it caught on fire Including her Stanley cup - still in tact and with ice in it!!! The president of Stanley stitched the video in < 24 hours offering to replace her cup…..and her car. This company will now get likely 1B earned media impressions and positive brand awareness + knowledge of the quality of their product through this one quick response and 30 second video. 1. Listen to your social team 2. Moved fast 3. Care about your audience Great marketing move, Stanley!!!

Ess

@ScottyLiterati

Players didn't routinely stand for the anthem until 2009. It only began as a marketing strategy. The gov't PAID the NFL to do it.

𝕮

@XCzsnx

Boss gave me a company credit card and nobody's noticed I still have it six months after quitting. Found it in my wallet last week. Thought about cutting it up. Decided to test if it still worked first. Bought coffee. Went through. Checked the account online using my old login. Still active. Nobody deactivated anything when I left. Transaction showed up under my name like I still worked there. My roommate saw the statement. Roommate: You're still buying coffee on the company card? Me: Accidentally. Roommate: How do you accidentally commit fraud? Me: I forgot I had it. Roommate: For six months? Me: I don't use that wallet often. Roommate: You need to return it. Me: I know. Didn't return it. Kept testing it. Lunch. Gas. Groceries. Everything processed. Nothing flagged. Started getting curious how long this could go. Monthly statements kept coming to my old work email that also never got deactivated. Limit was five thousand dollars. I'd spent maybe three hundred. My friend said I was playing a dangerous game. Friend: They'll notice eventually. Me: It's been half a year. Friend: Doesn't mean they won't audit. Me: You think they audit? Friend: Every company audits. They didn't audit. Month seven, bought a new monitor. Four hundred dollars. Approved instantly. Statement came. My name still listed as "Marketing Associate" even though I quit and they hired someone new. Started wondering if I existed in two places. Quit in real life, still employed in their system. Called the office pretending to need HR records. HR: Employee ID? Me: 4847. HR: Marcus Webb. Still shows active. Me: I quit in March. HR: (typing) Not seeing termination paperwork. Me: I sent an email to my manager. HR: Did he submit the forms? Me: I assumed so. HR: Let me check with him. She called back twenty minutes later. HR: Your manager left the company in April. Looks like he never processed your resignation. Me: So I've been employed this whole time? HR: Technically yes. Me: Am I getting paid? HR: (long pause) Oh no. Turns out they'd been depositing paychecks into an account I closed three years ago. Bank rejected them. Nobody followed up. Six months of paychecks sitting in accounting limbo. HR: We need to issue these payments and back-date your termination. Me: Or? HR: Or what? Me: What if I just came back? HR: You want your job back? Me: Do I still have it? HR: According to our system, you never left. Talked to the new department head. Different guy. Never met him. Him: Marcus? Heard you were remote. Me: Something like that. Him: You've been away for six months though. Me: Medical leave. Him: We don't have documentation. Me: Previous manager mishandled it. Him: (frustrated) He mishandled everything. Can you start Monday? Started Monday. Same job, same desk, same login credentials that never expired. Coworkers asked where I'd been. Me: Extended leave. Them: For what? Me: Personal reasons. They stopped asking. Got my six months of back pay last week. Nineteen thousand after taxes. Roommate: You accidentally took a six-month paid vacation? Me: Nobody told me I couldn't. Roommate: That's insane. Me: That's corporate inefficiency. Still have the credit card. It's legitimate now. Bought coffee this morning. Completely legal this time. Tastes exactly the same as fraudulent coffee. Slightly less exciting though.

مروان

@autisticmarwane

Home workout but weak marketing https://t.co/sPfujQojJA

alexine 🏴‍☠️

@alexinexxx

Your Anthropic subscription now includes : >fake deadlines >fear-based marketing >spyware like fingerprinting >anti-open source incentives Subscribe to Claude Fable until July 12!! (or maybe 17th)

Jayy🦦

@BuffIronfist

Whole community up in flames over this but watch absolutely nothing gonna happen and this just end up being them trying out new marketing😭😭😭

sun

@bunzayne

this is fraud and false marketing and a fucking waste of your consumers’ time

Tansu Yegen

@TansuYegen

A wig vendor's product marketing method in China…

Z

@BrianZisook

Isaiah Rashad released his new album two months ago. He’s still promoting it. Even if you don’t have the pull or connections to land an invite onto a notable podcast, marketing can’t end the same week the music drops. If you believe in it, continue to share it with the world.

Zephyr

@Zephyr_hg

Jacob Bank, former Google product lead: "I built up this team of 40 AI marketing agents to work with me. I'm the only marketing person." In a 15-minute talk, he shows what one person with the right setup now runs alone. Forty agents. One human. His AI bill is $500 a month, against the $50,000 a human team would cost. That's the math quietly minting the first solo fortunes of the AI era. Watch the talk, then read the piece below. Bookmark this one.

Machina

@EXM7777

this guy just dropped a library of 25 INSANE loops for Fable 5 > automations for marketing, sales, research, coding… > every one documented, flow mapped, prompt ready > each paired with the exact tool to run it and the goal it hits plus it's free... all you do is send these screenshots to Claude:

Out of Context Human Race

@NoContextHumans

The best marketing video I’ve ever seen

The Biblical Man

@Biblicalman

The box office just exposed the lie. Supergirl burned through $290 million in production and marketing and still only scraped together $10 million in its U.S. opening weekend. Young Washington, made on a humble $30 million, cleared $21 million in the same window. The audience isn’t confused. They’re done. Done with the bloated spectacle, the forced messages, and the empty costumes. They’re choosing the story that actually carries weight. One film got buried under its own agenda. The other proved that when you give people something real, they show up with their wallets. So what does it say when truth on a small budget beats propaganda on a massive one by more than double?

Arnav

@Arnavmj

I didn't think I'd ever say this... But I think video editing just changed forever and so does the rules of marketing 🤯 The video on the left is raw The one on the right is edited almost entirely by AI No hidden prompts No secret workflow I just gave it the footage and let it cook [Comment- TOOL if you wanna try it out] The bottleneck isn't going to be editing anymore It's going to be knowing what deserves to be edited i.e Storytelling--- but more on that later (time to brush up those skills) But I genuinely didn't think I'd say this so soon... But I think AI just changed video editing forever, yes forever The info the model is "gemini omni flash" I rest my case, what do you think? Arnav "ex-video editor" MJ

Josh

@joshmanders

This is what I want to see AI used for, not to create yet another social media auto replier for marketing.

Jenni

@hashjenni

This is what we want to see AI being used for, not to create another social media auto replier for marketing

tung tung succour

@bootcutgenes

The Oppenheimer marketing team has an opportunity to do the funniest thing possible

kira 👾

@kirawontmiss

BiC marketing team smart as fuck for this

Jeremy Kuo

@jeremykuoo

Did you know that Deadpool was a B-list superhero? The reason why Deadpool is what we know today: Ryan Reynold's outrageous marketing campaigns.

Nitish Rajput

@nitishrajput

Don't get sucked into the marketing hype. Just: -Buy a phone -Use it till it dies -Then buy another.

Kush

@kushika_twt

The level of marketing these days is insane.

Aakash Gupta

@aakashgupta

Barbie’s opening weekend was $337M. That’s nearly 2x Oppenheimer’s $174M. Warner Brother's insane ”Operation Barbie Summer” is a big part of that success. These are 50 of the team's most amazing marketing stunts: 1. 3D ad in front of Burj Khalifa

Glenn Tunes

@glenn_tunes

I'M LAUGHING SO LOUD I SCARED MY DOG AND I ALMOST PISSED MY PANTS🤣🤣 THEY SPENT OVER 35 MILLION DOLLARS ON MARKETING THE MELANIA TRUMP MOVIE IN ENGLAND AND IT RESULTED IN ONE TICKET SOLD🤣😂🤣😂 ONE FUCKING TICKET 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂

kira 👾

@kirawontmiss

you want them to drop a nuke somewhere for marketing?

Historic Vids

@historyinmemes

Marketing done right

ryan 🤿

@scubaryan_

everyone on this marketing team deserves a raise 😭😭

The Figen

@TheFigen_

Experimental marketing! 🤣

Wide Awake Media

@wideawake_media

Having been called a liar by Anthony Fauci for saying that "not one of the 72 vaccines mandated for children has ever been safety tested", RFK Jr. sued Fauci. After a year of stonewalling, Fauci's lawyers admitted that RFK Jr. had been right all along. "There's no downstream liability, there's no front-end safety testing... and there's no marketing and advertising costs, because the federal government is ordering 78 million school kids to take that vaccine every year." "What better product could you have? And so there was a gold rush to add all these new vaccines to the schedule... because if you get onto that schedule, it's a billion dollars a year for your company." "So we got all of these new vaccines, 72 shots, 16 vaccines... And that year, 1989, we saw an explosion in chronic disease in American children... ADHD, sleep disorders, language delays, ASD, autism, Tourette's syndrome, ticks, narcolepsy." "Autism went from one in 10,000 in my generation... to one in every 34 kids today."

Zain Kahn

@heykahn

Apple, Nike, Coca Cola. 3 legendary companies. 1 common marketing trait: Great copywriting. Here are 10 copywriting tips to help you master marketing:

Hedgie

@HedgieMarkets

🦔AI companies are bulk-buying rare books, scanning them through high-speed machines that cut the spines off, and shredding the originals. A service called ISBNdb facilitates orders of up to a million books and keeps buyers anonymous. Pre-2022 books are premium because they're free of AI-generated text. A federal judge ruled the practice is fair use because eliminating the original means only one copy exists at a time. Anthropic hired the former head of Google Books partnerships to obtain "all the books in the world." My Take This got to me. A bookseller told 404 Media that rare books with almost no surviving copies are being fed into this pipeline. Books that survived wars, fires, and centuries of handling are being shredded so an AI can learn to write a better marketing email. ISBNdb's website literally says "'AI company destroys two million books' is not a headline that generates sympathy," and they still built an entire business around making it happen quietly. They offer NDAs as a feature. They coach clients to call it "digital preservation." I've covered AI companies scraping the internet, torrenting libraries, and stealing music. This is worse because it's irreversible. You can re-upload a website. You can reprint a bestseller. You can't replace the last three copies of an 18th-century botanical text once someone shreds them for training data. And the judge said it's legal. So it's going to accelerate. "We shred rare books and offer NDAs so nobody finds out" is a legitimate business model in 2026. What a timeline. Hedgie🤗

Jim Pesky

@JimmyPesky

Well it looks like bud light went back to the gay pride marketing tactic.

Collin Rugg

@CollinRugg

JUST IN: Bud Light has officially fired two top Anheuser-Busch marketing executives after they destroyed the Bud Light brand with their Dylan Mulvaney campaign. Group VP for Marketing Daniel Blake and Bud Light Marketing VP Alissa Heinerscheid are no longer with the company according to a source who spoke with the Daily Caller. “Wholesalers were told they are both gone for good by leadership during in person conversations. They already shifted all their direct reports to new people and the head of marketing,” the source said. This is what you get when you hire ‘woke’ progressives who know nothing about marketing.

SuiPad 🌊 - Launchpad on Sui

@SuiPadxyz

Introducing Initial Sui Offering 🌊 (ISO). A Zero Fee launchpad with complete tech and marketing support, only on @SuiPadxyz. We aim to grow the ecosystem alongside @Mysten_Labs, to onboard 1billion users into Web3. Join us on the journey! Like, RT, & Tag to get early access

FearBuck

@FearedBuck

ASU has officially launched a Content Creation major to teach students how to become professional influencers and content creators. The program offers internships, brand partnerships and hands on training for careers in digital media, marketing and podcasting.

Alicia🫧

@alicialartey

A body wash normally is 200ml + (keep this in mind). When it comes to ingredients like salicylic acid, glycolic acid, Mandelic acid there is something called ‘marketing level’ and ‘efficacy’. Efficacy is basically the % you need for something to actually work

Brody

@britmebaby

Constructively…. As someone who fucks with her I’m absolutely positive she does more harm to her marketing than her label is

IT Unprofessional

@it_unprofession

Our data center costs have spiked by 400% in the last 6 months. The board hired an external auditor to figure out why we're consuming the energy equivalent of a small European nation. The auditor asked me what exactly is running on the isolated quantum mainframe. I looked at him with disdain and said it was our localized disaster recovery matrix. It isn't. I'm using our enterprise cloud infrastructure to simulate a 1:1 scale digital replica of the Roman Empire. I have 14 million AI citizens currently fighting a civil war inside our AWS architecture. When the marketing department tries to upload a video file, it takes 40 minutes because Emperor Tiberius is actively sieging Gaul on the same processor thread. The auditor pointed out that the data flow was completely unstructured and erratic. I told him he was looking at an asymmetrical neural mesh designed to confuse foreign ransomware protocols. I asked him if he wanted to be the guy who disabled our only defense against international cyber terrorism. He immediately closed his laptop and approved the budget increase. Tomorrow I'm diverting 50 terabytes of RAM to invent gunpowder early.

Shann³

@shannholmberg

this is my AI marketing engine say I have an idea I want to turn into a campaign. a guide, a cohort, a webinar, something we have been planning for a while, or just something cool I came across and want to build around. it usually starts as one thing, an idea or an evergreen piece, and this engine is how that one thing becomes a full campaign and fans out across every vertical the engine is a graph, a general step-by-step the idea moves through. at each step I can swap the harness, the loop, the tool, or the model to fit the campaign right now I'm testing gstack, superpowers, and matt's skills, engineer tools I'm bending toward marketing the models can write and design well now. what takes work is the context you feed them, the routing per job, and the evals that catch what is weak there are eval stops all through the graph. both human and other agents evaluating and reviewing output, and then looping it back if it doesnt here is the path it travels, from a raw idea down to a shipped campaign PLANNING 1. the idea in I dictate the whole thing out loud, every half-formed thought, and let the skill bundle catch the mess and hand me back a starting brief. this is the karpathy point, get it out of your head first and clean it up after 2. ideation off that brief it opens the idea into angles and directions to choose from. I throw most of them out 3. research and context this is where I pull context, and how much I need depends on the campaign, sometimes a ton of internal history, sometimes barely any. the internal side is our company brain (gBrain), the voice, the past campaigns, what converted, the offers, the ICP. externally I pull the market, the competitors, the hooks working this week 4. synthesis different models merge all of that into a draft plan. the plan itself, the architecture and the trade-offs, runs on opus 5, and the narrow work underneath gets cheap fast models. that split is model routing 5. the sign-off nothing crosses into execution until I sign it off. I read the draft against our marketing protocols, the voice rules, the brand, the SOPs, and I cut, sharpen, or send it back EXECUTION 6. handing it to the build once the plan clears the sign-off it goes into the build, and the idea splits into all the parts a campaign needs. here I run two shapes depending on the job. when a piece is one task that has to clear a bar I run a loop, the agent drafts, checks itself, fixes, and keeps circling until it is good. the bigger many-part pieces I build as a graph, drawing the steps and routes ahead of time so the agents travel the map I laid down. it is usually a bit of both 7. the models doing it routing runs in execution too, you do not pay opus prices to resize a thumbnail for example 8. what stays with people some of it I coordinate, some assets I make myself, and the work that needs taste, a relationship, or a client in the room I hand to the agency team that one idea comes out the other end as a full campaign across every vertical, landing pages, blogs and guides, video scripts, email, PR, paid, and the social cuts then the results come back in, what got bookmarked, what converted, what died, and that updates the brain for the next campaign everyone has the same models, so the edge is the graph, the brain, and the protocols, and those you have to build yourself

Aaron Francis

@aarondfrancis

Extremely excited to announce that I'm (finally) joining the @laravel team! Today is my first day as the VP of Marketing and Community. I love this community and I couldn't be more excited to join the team. This is the era of builders, and Laravel is the best way to build.

Suryansh Tiwari

@Suryanshti777

You installed Claude Code and stopped there. Here are 22 skills (actually) worth adding: If you're just getting started, check out these guides: Every one is a GitHub repo. Grouped by what they do: BUILD superpowers — plans and debugs before it writes Install → https://t.co/DI0sN54NJp (259k★) gstack — 23 skills in one setup Install → https://t.co/xSn6Dq7uBs (124k★) caveman — no-fluff answers, no padding Install → https://t.co/abkH9Ixey6 (92k★) ponytail — says nothing, writes one line Install → https://t.co/9v5XTv9X2q (88k★) codex — runs Codex inside Claude Code Install → https://t.co/yTC67RXu2I (30k★) i-have-adhd — stops it burying the answer Install → https://t.co/AAgVmfgBT1 (9k★) DESIGN ui-ux-pro-max — palettes and fonts that work Install → https://t.co/p0HdcjBls9 (109k★) taste-skill — makes a page look expensive Install → https://t.co/ZKrL39o58P (66k★) impeccable — the polish pass on any front end Install → https://t.co/ANBmLLj4EA (49k★) hyperframes — turns a web page into a video Install → https://t.co/YkKNc7A4jE (37k★) emil — beautiful interface animations Install → https://t.co/HlvmsPCGTr (20k★) gsap — smooth web animations Install → https://t.co/GQuHRTIDG4 (12k★) RESEARCH skill-creator — build your own skills Install → https://t.co/WKUIBRJGNa (163k★) graphify — turns notes into a map Install → https://t.co/UfizweeU9c (94k★) last30days — what the internet said this month Install → https://t.co/iBjCBqwlWr (53k★) agent-browser — lets Claude use any website Install → https://t.co/395O5Z9Bxb (39k★) find-skills — finds any skill for you Install → https://t.co/6dojcpb06j (27k★) claude-hud — shows what Claude is doing live Install → https://t.co/V9M8I0LCri (27k★) MARKETING remotion — build full videos in React Install → https://t.co/1SsttgHY0H (54k★) marketingskills — 40 marketing skills in one pack Install → https://t.co/BuH343McGO (41k★) humanizer — strips the AI tells from your writing Install → https://t.co/kllApuqKKd (31k★) social-media-skills — my own content pack, free Install → https://t.co/eSwCrzsTmD (mine) Most install with npx skills add [repo]. I don't reach for all 22 daily. superpowers, caveman and last30days get the most use. Repost ♻️ to help someone in your network. P.S. Which one are you installing first?

Rene Lacad

@ReneLacad

Lol making $4mil a year and spending $1 million, 25% of his contract on commuting. People that think LeBron took a minimum contract to go to Philly for a ring still don’t understand the marketing genius of LeBron’s team. LeBron’s real goal is to build his legacy and his business empire and the best way to do that is by playing in the largest markets. He already laid down his foundation in LA. New York was the perfect place to conquer next. He said he would’ve went to the Knicks if they didn’t end up winning a championship but instead he took the next closest thing. Philadelphia. Now he gets to live in New York, network, do business, grow his empire, while playing close enough to take advantage of the massive market. It’s a calculated business decision. Watch for big New York LeBron’s business deals. They’re coming.