Kyle Byers
@kylebyers.bsky.social
Director of Growth Marketing @semrush.
Prev: co-founder, Exploding Topics.
I talk about organic growth, SEO, leadership, digital marketing, etc. All opinions are my own.
Prev: co-founder, Exploding Topics.
I talk about organic growth, SEO, leadership, digital marketing, etc. All opinions are my own.
The best leaders I know aim for clarity, speed, and meaningful outcomes.
And model the same for their teams.
/fin
And model the same for their teams.
/fin
November 18, 2024 at 5:33 PM
The best leaders I know aim for clarity, speed, and meaningful outcomes.
And model the same for their teams.
/fin
And model the same for their teams.
/fin
But polishing every Slack message or internal comment?
That's not leadership.
It's a bottleneck.
"Pleas quantify this" gets the point across just fine.
More importantly, it shows your team that progress beats perfection.
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That's not leadership.
It's a bottleneck.
"Pleas quantify this" gets the point across just fine.
More importantly, it shows your team that progress beats perfection.
3/
November 18, 2024 at 5:33 PM
But polishing every Slack message or internal comment?
That's not leadership.
It's a bottleneck.
"Pleas quantify this" gets the point across just fine.
More importantly, it shows your team that progress beats perfection.
3/
That's not leadership.
It's a bottleneck.
"Pleas quantify this" gets the point across just fine.
More importantly, it shows your team that progress beats perfection.
3/
One key lesson:
Knowing when perfectionism helps—and when it holds us back.
Here's the reality.
Close attention to detail is needed for crucial executive communications, quarterly reviews, and market-facing content that shapes brand perception.
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Knowing when perfectionism helps—and when it holds us back.
Here's the reality.
Close attention to detail is needed for crucial executive communications, quarterly reviews, and market-facing content that shapes brand perception.
2/
November 18, 2024 at 5:33 PM
One key lesson:
Knowing when perfectionism helps—and when it holds us back.
Here's the reality.
Close attention to detail is needed for crucial executive communications, quarterly reviews, and market-facing content that shapes brand perception.
2/
Knowing when perfectionism helps—and when it holds us back.
Here's the reality.
Close attention to detail is needed for crucial executive communications, quarterly reviews, and market-facing content that shapes brand perception.
2/