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Creator Marketing's hottest strategy
The hidden playbook nobody's talking about
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Hey — Ryan To here.
In today’s edition we’ll be covering:
A creator marketing strategy dominating a $7.6B industry
Play-by-play on how it works
And real-life example you can use to grow your brand
So…
there’s an untapped creator marketing strategy for founders and brands
that doesn’t require you to make a single piece of content (?)
imagine this:
you scale the authenticity of ‘founder-led content’ with an army of creators
it’s what I like to call the Sub Account Strategy

Turbo hit 5M users by having creators like @taee.leee (41.7k), @allegralearn (40.4k), and @nicole.studywme (55.5k) use this same exact strategy
So let’s reveal how they did it.
Subaccount Strategy:
→ Hire a UGC Creator
→ Start a completely new account from 0
→ Build a ‘personal brand’ associated with your company
It’s genius
Here’s why:
You pay as little as $50-$150 per post and put them on a Pay Per View Deal
Creator’s earnings increase for every 1,000 views
Aka you pay for guaranteed results
Way more cost effective than influencer marketing
Let’s break down how it’s done in 2 ways:
Strategy #1: Find a Format
For @allegralearns it was ‘raw head talking videos’ + a visual technique (like eating or doing her makeup) also known as the pope in the pool
7.7M views on one video:
Script 📜
Why is it that the laziest people always do the best in school?
Like my best friend, she never pays attention in class. She's always down to hang and I don't think I've ever seen her studying outside of class, but she has a 4.0 this semester. How the f- ... I was complaining to her the other day because I was so burnt out, I was crashing after studying the entire weekend, when she finally told me her secret. And guess what? We used it on our next exam and we both got over a 90 and the class average was below a 70. And I'm not joking, I studied like an hour. Let me put you on this method because finals are here. Just upload your textbook or any study material into TurboLearn and then it gives you notes and all these different ways to study. My favorite section is the flashcards because these really help me. I used to think being lazy was a bad thing, but I guess we can call it efficiency.
Why this works:
Lethal Hook + Visual: Visuals catch your attention, Question raises curiosity
Dream Outcome: Every college student wants (1) to be lazy and (2) get a 4.0
Solution: Want X outcome? Try Y solution
Strategy #2: Viral Angles
‘I made a website called’ became the #1 viral hook for consumer apps
Reference this example from Calmi that got 8.4M views
@nicole.studywme rode that trend and got 10.7M views:
Script 📜
I made a website called ImActuallySoBurntOutItsNotEvenFunnyButClassStartsTomorrow.com.
And basically, it's for students who are really, really burnt out, and it's not even funny, but class starts tomorrow. You can walk into class and press here, and you can just sit, and the website will record your lecture. When you're done, you can press generate notes, and ta-da, now you receive these organized summarized notes. There's a chat bot that will answer your question based on your lecture, a podcast so you can listen to, uh, Donald Trump explain geology to you, a bunch of flash cards, and a quiz.
Find this site by searching TurboLearn AI. You can do this.
Why this works:
Trend Hijacking: The algorithm knows what keywords are trending
Shock Factor: The absurd website domain retains the viewers attention
Pain Call-Out: ‘Students who are really, really burn out’ speaks to one audience in a way that resonates leading to authentic engagement
Thanks for showing up this week ❤️
Sincerely,
Ryan To

Behind-the-Scenes Updates:
Truth is the past 4 months I’ve experienced it all (highs, lows, mediums)
But the one thing that continues to keep me going is the Creatorverse community (and your emails back)
One of you announced your first coffee pop-up and 250 people signed up. Another cracked organic growth after months of battling ad costs. One creator hit their first viral series after two years of posting
It’s stressful and high-pressure at times, but content is still one of the most level playing fields in the world — where anyone, small or big, can win for free
I’ve been building my next dream project that I’m confident will support every single one of you on those dreams and in a couple of weeks we’ll be approaching the finish line