Built Tweet Hunter, Taplio (sold $8m) Growing https://t.co/OyNJ8ZUyOh - https://t.co/jS9GQJ5Ps8 - https://t.co/EFUcKeBbpU - https://t.co/JkVOl1O0S1 - https://t.co/KG9PgxJabg Sharing weekly tips about growth: https://t.co/ereQodN3Ov
I spent ~$35k across 7 products - 3 even hit $1k mrr I still killed them all most founders think that's embarrassing but I think it's the biggest reason I'm winning now fast failures aren't setbacks - they're data each product I killed taught me something I couldn't learn any other way you can't learn what customers actually want by reading books you can't learn what business model works by watching YouTube you learn by building something, watching it fail, and asking why the problem is most founders take 18 months to learn what should take 6 weeks they build in secret for a year. launch. realize nobody wants it. get sad. I learned faster one of my products attracted the wrong customers killed it at $1k mrr one had good economics at scale but I was too small to make it work - killed it one was a feature pretending to be a product - killed it at $300 mrr each death made the next product better the products that work now, the ones doing $1m mrr combined, only work because I learned what doesn't work first and I learned that fast the real shift is: stop thinking "I failed 7 times" start thinking "I ran 7 experiments and extracted the data" failure isn't the opposite of success - it's the tuition you pay for it the only question is: how much are you paying, and how fast are you learning? this week's newsletter: I'm breaking down all 7 products I killed, what made me pull the trigger on each one, and how those lessons compound into what's working now 100% free & no ads subscribe below 👇
spam and marketing are the same depending on perspective
I'm going on a 15 day vacation & my AI agent is the new CEO 🤩 here's how I'm planning it - before I leave: - finishing all heavy pending threads - delegating everything that needs a human - gave my AI agent all the context and access it needs on every product while I'm gone: - will try to get 1-2 hours of deep work daily - less available on slack/email - my AI agent handling the rest and collaborating with my team when I'm back: - asking my agent to process the backlog and updates - have it give me a priority order on what to tackle first it's the first time I'm genuinely trusting AI to manage the pile for me 😬 curious to see how it turns out 👀 PS: will share the full breakdown of how I set this up and how my AI CEO actually executed - once I'm back
"the first 1-person billion dollar company just happened" it's all over the internet, but here are a few things that most people have missed: - Medvi technically has 2 full-time employees (Matthew + his brother Elliot) plus contract engineers - Medvi has no official valuation since it hasn't raised outside funding. the $1.8B is a revenue projection, not a valuation still, it's a huge thing for those who don't know - Matthew Gallagher founded Medvi, a telehealth platform focused on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs like Ozempic alternatives he took 2 months, $20,000, and more than a dozen AI tools to launch in 2024 ended up generating $401 million in sales in 2025, its first full year, and is tracking $1.8 billion in 2026 he didn't build a telehealth company, but a customer acquisition machine on top of 2 existing companies CareValidate and OpenLoop Health, who handle the physicians, prescriptions, pharmacy fulfillment, and compliance he outsourced the unsolvable stuff and he AI-powered the solvable stuff used ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok to write code and custom AI bots, tested AI voice tools from ElevenLabs for customer communication, and used Midjourney and Runway to create media for ads they say he did affiliate spam, with at least 100,000 people involved over 800 allegedly fake facebook doctor accounts used for ugc ads so the business has real controversy around it - that's worth knowing but separate from whether he is a good actor, the architecture of what he built is worth paying attention to: - the hard, regulated, physical layers are still humans, still required - what changed is the distribution layer, the part that acquires and serves customers, is now compressible to almost nothing by one determined person that's the actual shift AI made possible here not "AI kills jobs" - more like figuring out which layer of your business to own, and compressing every other layer around it the business model may not be the cleanest blueprint, but the architectur...
someone asked me why I still write a newsletter at $900k+ MRR fair question the honest answer is: I don't have a clean ROI number for it I can't open a dashboard and say "the newsletter generated $X" but here's what I know: when I launch on Product Hunt, newsletter subscribers show up first. they upvote, they leave comments, they share it. that early momentum matters more than most people think when I'm stuck on a product decision, I ask my list. I get hundreds of real answers from real users within hours. no survey tool does that when I mention one of my products in passing, I see a small spike in signups the next day. not huge. but consistent and when things go wrong (and they do), I have a direct line to people who actually care about what I'm building could I spend that time on something with a clearer ROI? probably but the newsletter does something nothing else does → it builds a relationship with people before they need my product I give them personal stories, real numbers, honest failures and in return I get trust you can't measure trust in a dashboard. but you can feel it every time you ship something new and people actually show up that's why I still write it
something is happening with Outrank right now our traffic just hit all-time highs went from ~1,500 daily visitors in January to a 5,000 spike this week no viral moment. no big launch. no paid acquisition. just hundreds of small improvements compounding over 6 months the unsexy truth about SaaS growth: most of the time nothing seems to move. you ship, you wait, you ship again. then one day you open the dashboard and the chart looks completely different we're just getting started
I raised $550k for 5% of Outrank felt like I betrayed myself - hardest decision I've ever made 🥲 I've always said no to investors, dilution, board members but we needed that money to buy http://articIe.ai it now redirects to Outrank 🤩 next step: I'm adding this gif to my newsletter - apparently X has opinions on whether I should still be writing one 🤷🏻
going from $1m MRR to $10m MRR sounds insane no idea what's the playbook here who can advise?
Hope @tibo_maker hits 10x in the coming years and keeps sharing his ideas. It’s not about how much you make, it’s about how you work. If you chose openness from day one, stay open and enjoy the process. Keep going, Tibo. This is just the beginning
View quoted postRT Mohit Vaswani I'm the proof :) Original tweet: https://x.com/hii_mohit/status/2042606676768100739
you get paid if you recommend my products I am happy to RT if you do so works for: revid .ai outrank .so superx .so postsyncer .com feather .so
View quoted postyou get paid if you recommend my products I am happy to RT if you do so works for: revid .ai outrank .so superx .so postsyncer .com feather .so
or maybe, writing quality content, every week, relentlessly, for years, helps reaching high MRRcall me insecure but yeah, I felt attacked for writing quality content and trying to genuinely provide value to the community btw there are a lot of people who think this Newsletter is valuable 👇 join here: http://www.tmaker.io hope to see you soon
If my products were at +$900K MRR I don’t think I’d be writing a weekly newsletter
more founders are choosing bootstrapping over VC - liquidity events now take 14 years on average. up from 7. that's your entire 30s waiting for an exit that might never come. - bootstrapped startups are 3x more likely to be profitable within 3 years. VC-backed companies optimize for growth metrics, not money in the bank - preferred shares mean founders often walk away with nothing. even when the company "succeeds," VCs get paid first. sometimes that's all there is - bootstrapped companies spend 1/4 of what VC-backed startups spend on customer acquisition and grow just as fast. capital efficiency wins - VCs can force a sale whenever it suits them. drag-along clauses give them that power. you built it, they decide when to sell it - fundraising takes 4-5 months of full-time work. that's 4-5 months not building your product or talking to customers. most founders who reach traction don't need VCs anymore by then - AI tools let solo founders build what used to require a 10-person team. the capital requirement that made VC necessary is disappearing - 38% of startups now launch without external funding. up from 26% in 2019. the shift is already happening - most VCs are not operators. they can pressure you to grow but can't help you build. the "value add" is often just intros to other portfolio companies - VC money outside of AI has dried up. if you're not building AI, you're fighting for scraps anyway - a $10M business you own 80% of beats a $100M valuation where VCs control the outcome. math is math - the ZIRP era is over. cheap money inflated VC activity for a decade. that's not coming back - founders are getting ousted by their own boards. the company you built becomes a job you can be fired from - VC turns you into a middle manager of your own company. board meetings, investor updates, formal reporting. you didn't quit your job to get another boss - the pressure to hit arbitrary growth targets breaks people. chasing 3x year over year because your investor...
RT Andrea Barghigiani Picked 3 free tool from 17 (free) tools @tibo_maker shared in his newsletter: - ReplyGuys (https://www.replyguys.app/) - Reddit Humanizer (https://www.aireddithumanizer.com/) - Link Building Playbooks (https://www.outrank.so/link-building-playbooks) full breakdown: http://www.tmaker.io Original tweet: https://x.com/a_barghigiani/status/2042464296144134227
110,000+ products were launched on Product Hunt in the last 12 months <0.3% reached #1 & rest got no visibility, no traffic, no customers 🚨 so I built http://phlaunchpad.com most makers launch blind - wrong day, weak tagline, no first comment strategy so I analyzed 113,762 launches and turned everything into a guided toolkit for your entire PH launch 🤩 - is PH even worth your time? (calculator) - when to launch (live competition data) - AI taglines scored against top performers - first comment builder with real examples - pre/during/post launch checklist - results analyzer vs your category - category map for solo makers I was PH maker of the year in 2022 and all my launch strategies are now inside this tool too use it before your next launch - it's free 😍
this is huge will be crazy interesting to see how it re-shapes the engagement landscape
Nu dat X posts automatisch vertaald, kan ik gewoon in het Nederlands posten. Ik vraag me af of nederlandse posts evenveel reach hebben. Zien jullie dit in het Engels?
View quoted post7 marketing opportunities most founders miss. (and free tools to do all of them): 1 - reddit for product recommendations people openly ask "what tool should i use for x?" on reddit. genuine conversations. real problems. ready to buy. just add value, mention your product when relevant. 2 - X replies as free distribution good replies get more views than original posts. don't reply randomly. find high-engagement threads in your niche. reply there. 3 - competitor content gaps your competitors rank for keywords you don't know about. find their top pages. create better content. take their traffic. 4 - SEO content that compounds content from 2024 still drives 40% of outrank's signups. get SEO feedback before publishing. fix issues while it's a draft. 5 - strategic backlinks Outrank increases DR upto 50% in 6 months. skip generic advice. use proven playbooks with ready templates to replicate this growth. 6 - validate before building i killed 3 products in 2 weeks each. saved 6 months of wasted building. test demand before writing code. 7 - X post structures 500 views vs 50,000 views is often about your post structure. analyze what formats work. replicate the pattern. ** the pattern: these tactics are free. most people just don't execute. in tomorrow's newsletter: the exact free tools i built to do all 7. these are internal tools that we built for ourselves but decided to give away to everyone. subscribe below to join the newsletter 👇 100% free. no ads. http://www.tmaker.io 👀
guys, I am coming there with wife and 2 kids gonnna be wiiiiiilllddd
Hacker Residency is just 3 weeks away For the month of May, Da Nang will become the center of indie hacking Who’s coming?
View quoted postOutrank now at $274k mrr with 2,500+ websites using it 🤩 and we're not slowing down - rolling out a major update TODAY: 👉 articles that sound like humans wrote them + updated image models (not the average human btw, more like SEO boss) we read every piece of feedback from the last 6 months most of it said the same thing: make the content sound more human - so we fixed it 🫡 if you want SEO on autopilot, there's nothing else like it
seeing more posts in French in my timeline absolutely not the case before from now on, every time I see something in French, I will scroll down super fast to signal to the algo I don't want that and I forbid myself to engage with any post which is not in English crazy I have to do this to make my X English focused
seems like I am not affected (stats from the last few days) is this a side effect from using SuperX and PostSyncer, which both have their servers in the US?
maybe these ideas will make you $1k by next Friday 🚨 http://findstartupideas.com I built a tool that finds startup ideas from real HN and Reddit pain points BONUS: 👉 gives you the landing page prompt to launch immediately as @andrewchen said - consumer AI is hitting a mega explosion in ~18 months (ad-supported) so the window is right now go and ship
ok I'll say it I am feeling incredibly jealous 🤣 getting tons of MRR and payins tons of commissions to Stripe and never got a single gift yes, I am a kid whining sorry 😅
We came home to very cute gifts from @Stripe Even 🍯 real honey from what I think is @collision's own farm 😍
seems like I am not affected (stats from the last few days) is this a side effect from using SuperX and PostSyncer, which both have their servers in the US?
So I think the new X algorithm f*cked my account, and maybe yours too. Elon and Nikita said they were going to stop this, but I think they didn't: the new algorithm is clearly showing your content based on your IP geolocation. The proof: Left: 3 months of stats Right: 7 weeks
RT sayyid ali day 45 of growing my SaaS http://ScreenSmooth.com to $1k in revenue progress: $836 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨 (83,6%) my account is already at 2,984 followers🥹👇 nealy hit 3k followers🥹 i thinking to buy @robj3d3 & @tibo_maker's @superx_so soon wish me luck (btw my SaaS is http://ScreenSmooth.com - Screen Recorder with Auto Zoom for Beautiful Videos) all-time revenue: $836 MRR: $21 X: 2984 followers Original tweet: https://x.com/Sayyidalijufri/status/2040373999788794021
day 44 of growing my SaaS http://ScreenSmooth.com to $1k in revenue progress: $836 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨 (83,6%) 🎉FINNALY MY LITTLE SAAS PAYOUTS IS ON ITS WAY🥹🥹👇 also I just buy X premium today👇 and will start work on marketing again today💪💪💪 (btw my SaaS is
everyone needs to know this about Affiliates: Affiliate programs don't create growth they accelerate existing growth put yourself in the shoes of an affiliate marketer: why take the risk of promoting a $0 MRR product when there are so many options for great products to push don't waste time creating affiliate programs if growth is not already there
Affiliates have generated €162,000+ for Outrank 😎 What this taught me: - good products create their own momentum - we didn’t have to push the affiliate program that hard, yet 961 people still signed up to promote it. It's a sign that the product is solving a real problem -
RT Eugene Zolotarenko Affiliates have generated €162,000+ for Outrank 😎 What this taught me: - good products create their own momentum - we didn’t have to push the affiliate program that hard, yet 961 people still signed up to promote it. It's a sign that the product is solving a real problem - when that happens, distribution becomes a result of product value, not just marketing effort So I think a lot of founders do it wrong... They try to engineer distribution before they've built something people naturally want to share. But when you build something that actually helps people: - people talk about it - people recommend it - people want to be part of it because doing so makes sense for them too. Original tweet: https://x.com/eugZolotarenko/status/2039991145552581108
got access to Seedance API too and I can say, this is probably BS 👇 Seedance got extremely nerfed it's not possible to generate anything with a human face in it for "safety reasons" so usage is extremely limited rn
Seedance 2.0 is now in HeyGen Everyone's using Seedance to generate cinematic video with any character. We just made that character you. Introducing Avatar Shots - your likeness, consistent across scenes. Dynamic motion. Multiple avatars in the same shot. Same face. Way more
View quoted postif i had to start over today.. id build a niche tool solve ONE problem really well charge $10/month no fancy AI no complex features no VC pitch deck just solve a real problem for real people the beauty? you only need 100 customers to hit $1k MRR 1000 customers = $10k MRR that changes everything most founders overcomplicate it they think they need: - millions in funding - viral growth - huge teams but the reality is simpler find a small group with a painful problem build the solution charge for it iterate based on feedback rinse and repeat ive seen this work over and over small tools solving specific problems no venture backing needed just focus and execution the era of billion dollar swings is mostly over the era of profitable niche SaaS is here full post on exactly how id do it: https://www.tmaker.io/blog/if-i-had-to-start-over
new business applications are at record highs hiring intent is falling & AI spend is going vertical everyone's calling this an anomaly but it's a pattern 1440: Gutenberg's press. one operator outproduces a monastery of scribes. the solo pamphleteer becomes a real economic unit for the first time 1850s: the sewing machine. factories had killed the cottage weaver. the sewing machine brought them back. solo tailors re-emerged as viable businesses almost overnight 1985: desktop publishing. before PageMaker, you needed a typesetter, a layout artist, a print shop. after, 1 person and a Mac could produce a magazine 2000s: blogging and AdSense. first time in history one person could build an audience and monetize it every single time, a new tool collapsed the minimum viable team size from 5 to 1 a wave of new business formation followed, hiring intent flatlined then an entirely new economy emerged, bigger than the one before it AI is the sewing machine moment for knowledge work
people will make millions doing this smart people will hunt the best historical stories, create such videos and run many social media channels, from their laptop
I'm very much interested in history and mythological stories taught like this. There are some wonderful channels already that do this pre ai, but now every storyteller with taste can create this.
View quoted postso true smart people will hunt the best historical stories, create such videos and make millions 💸
I'm very much interested in history and mythological stories taught like this. There are some wonderful channels already that do this pre ai, but now every storyteller with taste can create this.
View quoted postif i had to start over in 2026 i'd build a micro SaaS in 30 days here's the exact playbook: find a problem people are already paying to solve don't innovate on the problem innovate on the execution build the MVP in 2 weeks max launch on product hunt get your first 10 customers manually then optimize distribution: SEO for longtail keywords reddit for niche communities twitter for building in public scale what works ignore what doesn't the goal isn't to go viral the goal is to find 100 people who will pay you $50/month that's $5k MRR that's freedom most people overcomplicate this they spend 6 months building then wonder why nobody cares ship fast iterate faster full breakdown here: https://www.tmaker.io/blog/if-i-had-to-start-over...
if i had to start over in 2025 i'd build a micro SaaS in 30 days here's the exact playbook: find a problem people are already paying to solve don't innovate on the problem innovate on the execution build the MVP in 2 weeks max launch on product hunt get your first 10 customers manually then optimize distribution: SEO for longtail keywords reddit for niche communities twitter for building in public scale what works ignore what doesn't the goal isn't to go viral the goal is to find 100 people who will pay you $50/month that's $5k MRR that's freedom most people overcomplicate this they spend 6 months building then wonder why nobody cares ship fast iterate faster full breakdown here: https://www.tmaker.io/blog/if-i-had-to-start-over...
my wife found out about this video just look at 0:59 rip tibo 💀 ...
RT VP Martin I don't read many newsletters, but I read every one of @tibo_maker. Probably because it's written in very short and readable format and the content is always valuable. Thanks Tibo! Original tweet: https://x.com/VP_Martin1/status/2038578955494547757
there are genuinely 2 internets right now 1. where AGI is basically here, codebases write themselves, agents run entire workflows, and every founder is talking about their 10x productivity gains 2. where a real customer, paying real money, takes a photo of their laptop screen with their phone to share something the hype wave we all live in makes it feel like everything has changed, and in some ways it has but here's the thing nobody says out loud: roughly 85% of the world has never even opened ChatGPT - not even once we're having a civilizational debate about superintelligence while most people are just trying to figure out basic software both realities are true at the same time the gap between them is just a lot wider than the timeline makes it seem
RT Dino http://Outrank.so is the most underrated SEO tool I've found. $99/mo. Here's what it does: → Finds low-competition keywords for your niche automatically → Writes and publishes one SEO-optimized article per day to your blog → 1,200-3,000 words per article with proper heading structure → Handles internal linking and meta descriptions → Built-in backlink exchange network That's 30 articles/month at $3.30 each. Built by @tibo_maker (founder of Tweet Hunter and Taplio, sold for 8 figures). If you have a blog and aren't using this, you're leaving free Google traffic on the table. Original tweet: https://x.com/DeanBuilds22/status/2037855919510270310
🚨 latest 🚨 Lemon Squeezy beat Stripe in SEO 😱 found it with the new SEO audit tool I just built 👉 http://outrank.so/seo-audit see most SEO audit tools give you a tacky report and leave you stuck with jargons and numbers in red, so I built something different you can do 2 things here: 1. audit your own site get a full crawl across 8 SEO pillars - foundation, content, metadata, performance, crawl & index, media, architecture, and AI search readiness every issue is flagged, prioritized, and explained and at the bottom - one ready-to-use prompt you copy and paste straight into ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor to fix everything 2. run an SEO battle between 2 competing sites enter your domain and a competitor's and get a head-to-head verdict, a radar chart across all 8 pillars and an exact breakdown of where you're leading, where you're trailing, and by how much 100% free - no setup, just takes a few seconds go fix your SEO 💥 (600+ websites audited in the last 24 hours btw 👀)
received 5 onboarding videos for now super useful 🙏 if you want free Revid credits, offer is still live 👇
I'll give 5,000 Revid credits to the people who: (worth $99) 1. never used Revid before 2. sign up & subscribe to Revid 3. record their screen during the full onboarding 4. share what they like / didn't understand bonus: 1,000 additional credits if you share everything at
View quoted postRT Alejandro Vivanco You are a man of the people, @tibo_maker 🫡 Your tool uncovered issues I was not aware of. Getting openclaw to update my site right now. Original tweet: https://x.com/alvivanco/status/2037198036871635039
building a new SEO audit tool drop your site below 👇 I'll reply with a single prompt you run it your SEO is fixed ✨
same thing happened to me with Taplio LinkedIn suspended my account because we built a scraper into the product - it was the only way to get enough data to make it actually useful (which indeed was against the LinkedIn rules 😅 what's funny is that they sent me a cease and desist 6 months after I left basically 2 years after we sold 🤣 I couldn't fix anything even if I wanted to - I was gone what was weird is that every new account I was creating after that was instantly suspended - like I was on a blacklist or something I have no idea if this is legal. I suspect it's not but it didn't kill Taplio and it won't kill HeyReach @nikolak47 you'll be fine the product works, the customers stay, the MRR keeps growing - that's all that matters and welcome to the club 🥂
HeyReach got removed from LinkedIn 2 days ago. the company page and the founders' profiles were deleted. some people out there called it "the death of HeyReach". (yep, it sucks to see your company logo on a grave) ➡️ THE REALITY: > we added $18K MRR in just 2 days > just
"I outsourced my entire social media to Claude" a PostSyncer user told me this - posts with his voice (knows style from past content) - picks the best time and schedules across all accounts - pulls analytics from every platform - even helps with reply to comments so he just brainstorms with Claude, drops the core content as voice notes, and Claude handles all the rest PostSyncer MCP & API makes this possible if you use AI agents, this is a no brainer 🤷♂️
RT Gap | Suby Nice, thanks to https://www.outrank.so/?via=gaspard Original tweet: https://x.com/gaspardlezin/status/2037110462349725957
🚨 launch alert 🚨 most SEO audit tools give you a tacky report and leave you stuck with jargon and numbers in red - they never tell you how to fix it so I built something different 👉 http://outrank.so/seo-audit enter your domain and get a clean SEO report with a ready-to-use
View quoted post🚨 launch alert 🚨 most SEO audit tools give you a tacky report and leave you stuck with jargon and numbers in red - they never tell you how to fix it so I built something different 👉 http://outrank.so/seo-audit enter your domain and get a clean SEO report with a ready-to-use PROMPT you copy & paste straight into ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor to fix everything get a full crawl across 8 SEO pillars - foundation, content, metadata, performance, crawl & index, media, architecture, and AI search readiness every issue is flagged, prioritized, and explained 100% free - no setup, just takes a few seconds go fix your SEO 💥 (600+ websites audited in the last 24 hours btw 👀)
I'll give 5,000 Revid credits to the people who: (worth $99) 1. never used Revid before 2. sign up & subscribe to Revid 3. record their screen during the full onboarding 4. share what they like / didn't understand bonus: 1,000 additional credits if you share everything at loud during the screen recording 10 slots only
If I lost everything tomorrow and had to start from $0 in 2026, here's what I'd do: WEEK 1: Don't build anything. Post the idea raw on Twitter. If 10+ people don't DM you asking for it, probably kill it. I've saved 6 months three times doing this. Goal: get to the thing people want. MONTH 1: Build the ugliest version that works. One feature. Get 5-10 people using it. If they don't come back twice, you don't have a product. Goal: Start user retention. MONTH 3: Go loud everywhere. Post daily. Share your $47 MRR. DM 10 people per day with a problem first pitch. This is when you are effectively 'in business'. Goal: $1,000 MRR. MONTH 4: Test marketing channels. Test SEO, ads, and affiliates simultaneously for 60 days. Pick the ONE winner. Kill the rest. Focus beats diversification. Goal: get the first $ from a new marketing channel. MONTH 6: Double down on what's working. Scale it ruthlessly. Don't add new channels. Don't optimise for features. Distribution first. One channel at a time. The truth is... AI made building easy. Distribution is the bottleneck now. HEY 👋 Want the full playbook with DM templates, outreach scripts, and the exact breakdown of each phase? Sharing everything in the newsletter tomorrow! Subscribe here 👉 http://www.tmaker.io 100% free. No ads.
seems like OpenAi itself didn't anticipate how the AI video space would move fast, especially in china I have been surprised myself and I think they realize they can't compete with Bytedance or Google given the incredible video inventory they have for training
We’re saying goodbye to the Sora app. To everyone who created with Sora, shared it, and built community around it: thank you. What you made with Sora mattered, and we know this news is disappointing. We’ll share more soon, including timelines for the app and API and details on
View quoted postin just 9 days, this TikTok account hit 3m followers posting AI fruit characters on Love Island every single episode gets 10m+ views. total: 300m views, 23m likes and here's the thing nobody's saying out loud: this is a monetization engine 3m followers = brand deals, merch, digital products the creator is already building an audience that will buy whatever they sell next the best part is that anyone can replicate this exact playbook the format is simple: - pick a concept people already love (reality TV, drama, nostalgia, etc) - make AI characters do human things - drop episodes daily - let the algorithm do the rest this is exactly what Revid is built for, by the way
honestly, there is no good reason not to run Outrank on your domains it's just a no brainer for new domains (yes I am biased, but this is still true)
Clura dot ai DR grew from 0 to 23 in just 5 months. Big thanks to @outrank_so by @tibo_maker.
burnout hit a 6-year high in the US at the same time, the global wellness industry is forecast to reach $9 trillion by 2028 health is the #1 industry in the US it's bigger than the entire GDP of Germany 🤯 mental wellness is its fastest growing segment, sleep tech is on track to 5x in the next decade, mental health apps will nearly double by 2030 the math is almost too clean - more suffering, more market a lot of people are getting very rich solving something that is getting worse every year I don't know what to do with that - I just think it's worth sitting with
once again, build more things failures are not failures if you learn something that will eventually make you successful
@___4o____ We tried something. It didn’t work. And we took those learnings and decided to reward Articles instead of single posts. Articles have grown 20x since December and they are now the largest blogging product on the internet by traffic. In consumer product development, you
View quoted postRT Izzy | 6 Startups in 6 Months 𝗜’𝘃𝗲 𝗯𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗫.𝘀𝗼 𝗳𝗼𝗿 24 𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀… and it’s closer to elite status than most people realise! Here are my honest thoughts so far: Overall, this is a fucking solid product. Well done @robj3d3 & @tibo_maker 👏👏 Super clean. Makes replying super easy. Scheduling feature is 🔥 𝘚𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘭𝘺 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘶𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘤𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘪𝘴𝘮: >Steep learning curve after onboarding >Engage/discover feels slightly random >Lists tab is buggy >Missing a “main feed” experience Just a few UX tweaks away from being elite. Honestly, very happy with the experience so far. http://SuperX.so makes X fun!✌️ (𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗿: I'm not affiliated with SuperX, Rob nor Tibo in any way, shape or form. I have no reason to advocate for their product. But I am because its genuinely allowed me to enjoy my experience on X more than I would without it!) Original tweet: https://x.com/IzzyOzen/status/2034301069183111349
Going all in on X this year. So I just started my 3-day free trial on http://SuperX.so by @robj3d3 and @tibo_maker I’ll share my honest take in a few days.
unpopular take: the "SaaSpocalypse" is the best thing to happen to bootstrapped founders everyone panicking about AI killing SaaS is missing the point most companies getting destroyed are bloated enterprises with 1,000+ employees trying to extract as much $$ as they can from their customers meanwhile solo founders are shipping AI-native products from their couch and hitting $10k MRR in weeks SaaS isn't dying bad SaaS is dying AI-native SaaS is thriving 🙌
the director of content marketing at Ahrefs said Outrank is awesome for SEO I mean, in a way 😅 his take: AI content has crossed a threshold. it's no longer a trade-off between speed and quality. it's now indistinguishable from what experienced human content marketers produce this is exactly what we've been building toward with Outrank we've seen it in our own data - our users say they are ranking for keywords they couldn't touch before, without even hiring writers or agencies their content is converting and the traffic is compounding every week what gets me excited is that we're still early - the updates we have coming for Outrank go deeper into this direction and I think the gap between AI-assisted SEO & traditional content marketing is only going to widen from here when the director of content at one of the most respected SEO companies in the world says this publicly, it just confirms what we've been seeing quietly in our own numbers bullish doesn't even cover it 🚀
RT Justin Lord I uploaded a few videos made with revid ai this week and one of them hit 10K views. 32K total views across the channel in 3 days. 86 new subscribers. 104 hours of watch time. All made with AI. No editor. No team. Just me and revid. The channel went from dead to growing in one week. If you're still spending hours editing manually you're doing it wrong. This is the fastest way to scale any YouTube channel. Original tweet: https://x.com/Justin_lords/status/2033516134218011029