The Weekly Round Up #132


Hey, y'all – the Weekly Round Up is back!

I'm excited to get back into the swing of things with this weekly digest in particular. I curate it throughout the week, collecting articles, podcasts, and great swipe file additions I see along the way.

But before we get into it, check out this new little sponsor below ;)

Alright, enough of that! Here's what you can expect this week:

  • Copy Tip: The Believability Test
  • AI Tip: The Awareness Audit
  • [Fundamentals] How to share your point of view (even if you’re afraid of being wrong) (via Wes Kao)
  • The psychology of the inbox: designing emails for tired brains (via Action Rocket)
  • How Much Creative Debt are You Carrying? (via Around the Bonfire)
  • Video Pick: If You Only Watch One Business Video, Make It This (via Will Barron)
  • Swipe File Additions
  • Job opportunities


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Matt

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