Swipe File
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A curated personal document of examples you love — great hooks, analogies, titles, weird use cases, and revealing comments — used by content creators and marketers to sharpen taste and improve output quality.
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Greg Isenberg, Codie Sanchez and Nick Vasilescu use or recommend Swipe File. See what else they have in common.
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"If you don't have a swipe file... it's just a life hack. You should really have a swipe file for everything. Like I'm talking marketing. If there's posts that you like that you get inspiration from, or apps that have cool UIs that you really get i..."
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"If you're building anything, you want a swipe file. A swipe file is a place where you have references, screenshots on copy and design, and then you'll feed those to the LLMs or to Paper to help get the most out of it."
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"You're going to want to build what some people call a swipe file, some people call it a taste file — basically a document of examples you love. Gre..."
"Step one, you're going to build a swipe file. Go to your search bar, type your niche, filter to video and save the top 100 posts over a million views. Then you screenshot the thumbnail, transcribe the first 30 seconds and log the top comments. And..."
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