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Mina Mankarious is the Founder & CEO of Olunix, helping AI startups with positioning, growth systems, and founder-led marketing from Toronto.

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6 articles on personal by Mina Mankarious.

  • PersonalMarketingEntrepreneurship

    I’ve Been in Marketing Since I Was 10

    Before I knew what SEO or CTR meant, I was optimizing Minecraft thumbnails on my parents’ computer. Here’s what a zero-subscriber YouTube channel taught me about marketing.

    Feb 20, 20265 min read
  • MarketingBusinessPersonal

    Good Content Doesn’t Win. Here’s Why That’s Our Fault.

    There’s a disconnect between quality content and the stuff that actually goes viral. Is it the algorithm? The platforms? Or something deeper that we’re all complicit in?

    Feb 19, 20268 min read
  • PersonalEntrepreneurshipFaith

    You Are Not Too Far Gone

    From doing nothing with my life during COVID to obsessively building my first company. This one's for the person who thinks they can't do hard things.

    Feb 16, 20266 min read
  • PersonalEntrepreneurshipMarketing

    Hi, I’m Mina.

    From Egypt to Canada, from engineering to marketing, and everything in between. The story of how a young man's curiosity, hustle, and refusal to cut corners led to building Olunix.

    Feb 5, 20265 min read
  • EntrepreneurshipTorontoPersonal

    Building a Business in Toronto as a Student

    What it's actually like to start a company while finishing your final year at McMaster. The resources, the challenges, and the things nobody warns you about.

    Feb 4, 20267 min read
  • MarketingEngineeringPersonal

    From Engineering to Marketing: Why Systems Thinking Matters

    How studying Automotive Engineering at McMaster shaped the way I think about marketing, and why the best marketers think more like engineers than creatives.

    Feb 2, 20267 min read

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