if you're a founder read this most companies can get to $1M ARR with only two channels the channels you should pick from are - paid ads - cold email - cold DMs - yt influencer marketing + affiliate the channels you should not pick from are - SEO - email newsletter - organic social - video podcast why you need revenue tomorrow, list one makes that happen list two makes revenue happen in the future, they are long term investments that pay off 12 months from now this is the most common mistake i see founders make the framework to think about this with is how you think about personal finance when you're young, 80% of resources go to surviving and 20% to investment when you're old, 80% goes to investment and 20% to surviving apply this same idea to your young company gl hf

You can now share MRR snapshots directly from your dashboard.

I took this site from 50 to 500 organic visitors/day in less than two weeks. Mostly from Bing (Google hates this site). What I did is gonna sound unbelievably simple, but it's 100% true. Keep reading and I'll explain why I think it worked...

Building a startup is really hard. Finding product market is hard. Figuring our sales is hard. Standing out from competition is hard. Staying in the game is hard. All of it is hard but also rewarding. So I hope you go for it regardless.

Everyone’s building something. Nobody’s marketing anything.

My new SaaS is live It helps you find proven Ads for SaaS & Mobile Apps, and spy competitors on multiple platforms. Find proven winning ads = Get more sales Here is how it works

TIL: You get a nice 90DR do-follow backlink when your app is on the homebrew package manager. Nice.

Knowing how to send great cold emails is a superpower. My learnings over the years: • 2-3 sentences max, reads like a text • have a clear ask • feels personalized • punchy subject line • avoid vague requests like "pick your brain" • keep it casual • no signature

Reddit subreddits for marketing: r/SEO ➟ 385K+ members r/bigseo ➟ 110K+ members r/linkbuilding ➟ 8K+ members r/seogrowth ➟ 18K+ members r/socialmedia ➟ 2.1M+ members r/entrepreneur ➟ 4.7M+ members r/smallbusiness ➟ 2.1M+ members r/GrowthHacking ➟ 50K+ members r/marketing ➟ 1.8M+ members r/PPC ➟ 210K+ members Which one is your favorite..?

AI and SEO tools I use every day: 1. Rankability - Optimize for AI search + tracking AI search performance (public release soon) 2. Replit - Build HTML-driven websites, prototypes for software, and free tools. It's scary good when you know how to use it. 3. ChatGPT / Gemini - Data analysis, editing (anything), coding, brainstorming, improve clarity of copy, etc 4. Canva - YouTube thumbs, quick graphics, decks 5. Microsoft Clarity - UX analysis 6. Google Search Console - Daily check for new, untapped topic opportunities. The new Keyword Finder 2.0 in Rankability will be fully integrated with GSC 7. Whitespark - The most beautiful local grid tracking on the market

After building a $2.5M AI software agency, I’ve learned that anyone who says there's a "magic AI bullet" is lying to you. You don’t win by having that one secret tool. You have to stack the right ones and use them together. Here’s the full stack I’d start with: 1/ @Lovable This is where every product starts. You describe your idea in plain English And Lovable builds 80% of your app automatically. The key isn't the automatic building. It's that you no longer need devs to do it anymore. 2/ Cursor When you’re ready for production-level code, Cursor handles the final 20%. It will turn your vibe-coded project into a market-ready product. 3/ Supabase Supabase gives your app structure: - Auth - APIs - User data Supabase manages all of this for you. Lovable connects to it natively. 4/ Zapier, Make, n8n These tools connect your app to: - CRM - Email - 3rd party tools - Honestly anything Everything repetitive and even dynamic can be automated by them. 5/ ChatGPT, Claude, Chatbase They turn your apps into adaptive systems. You can: - Train them on your docs - Add chat layers - Automate customer responses The way I see it is they make your app experience feel "alive" And I can tell from my own personal experience that these are the kinds that impress users and keep them coming back. 6/ HeyGen + ElevenLabs These are the main players of your content engine. You can create AI videos, voiceovers, and explainer assets in hours. That means you can market and sell without depending on a creative team. You don’t need every AI tool. You only need the right stack and the skill to connect them. Get that part right, and you can turn almost any service offer into a system that earns while you sleep. Happy stacking.

we're hiring a Product Manager to lead the roadmap for the @beehiiv Ad Network (will report directly into me) fully remote competitive salary meaningful equity 401(k) match insurance monthly wellness day unlimited book budget tons of autonomy

software founders will do anything but get users…

You gotta be a reply guy! Here’s the experiment: • Cut replies by 5x • Doubled posts And I couldn’t hold it anymore. If you stop replying to your circle, you don’t just get fewer replies, your reach and engagement tank hard as well. Tomorrow I’m going back to replies.

Engineers have Cursor. Writers have ChatGPT. FINALLY there’s an AI platform for marketers. Introducing Mopac Software.

We're looking for a Head of Content at @typefully Think @leerob for Cursor or @peduarte for Raycast – someone who deeply gets product, growth, and what makes a product company stand out. Ideally already creating great content using Typefully. I know this person is out there, but how do I find them? Please materialize yourself in my replies

Stripe added verified MRR links! So if you see anyone making wild MRR claims, it's pretty easy to ask them to prove it.

Startup revenue by founder’s 𝕏 follower count: - 0 - 1K followers: $864 - 1K - 10K followers: $5,268 - 10K - 100K followers: $100,373 - 100K - 1M followers: $750,337

Adobe is acquiring Semrush for $1,900,000,000 cash. What in the world.

> 123,003 clicks > 41 DR backlink Perks of listing a startup for free on TrustMRR