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I'm absolutely f*cking amazed by what this Vibe Marketing agent can do: > it figures out a ton of ideas based on kw research > vibe codes mini tools to win SEO traffic > finds banger vids to convert them into articles > does real pSEO, templates, data curation > articles & news

TBPN has nearly sold out its 2026 ad inventory

And just like that, a meme is born

claude opus 4.5 is finally here, so we tested it against gemini 3 to see which one is the better at vibe coding we took a new startup idea and went from idea to landing page to prototype to ad creative in one sitting. you also see how @boringmarketer uses claude skills to get the most out of claude opus 4.5 (and how you can do the same). if you’re wondering whether opus 4.5 is worth using, this 1hr tutorial will help you decide and learn how to get the most from it.

15 years ago, Simon Sinek walked onto a stage with a broken mic and a flipchart. Then he proceeded to give one of the most-watched TED talks in history (21M views). This wasn’t by chance. He engineered success using storytelling hacks we can also learn: 1. Insert a question in people’s minds: “How do you explain when things don't go as we assume?” When a mental "loop" opens up in your brain, you desperately need to close it. He forced the audience to become detectives and crack the case. This is Problem-Agitate-Solution (PAS) at its finest. First, you expose the problem. Then, you agitate the pain of not knowing. Finally, you offer the cure. Sinek sold us the relief of resolving the mystery. 2. Went ‘old school’ with a marker and flipchart. We had good tech back then, but Simon chose a flipchart and a barely functioning marker. The audience saw an idea getting handcrafted in real time. The unpolished and scrappy nature of this was appealing. 3. Created the ‘Hero Vs Villain’ structure. Why are stories like The Lion King and Snow White such huge hits? They use the same framework, and the reader cannot help but be part of the narrative. 4. Repetition is the key to understanding. He kept repeating the line "People don't buy what you do; they buy why you do it,” purposely sounding like a broken record. Repetition is the key to understanding. Repetition builds trust. Your brain starts to take the claim as a fact when it's driven home. It’s the same reason why classic songs still top the charts. Repetition is the key to understanding. 5. He declared: "I believe," not "I think." It’s a powerful distinction. "Thinking" is a process, but "believing" is an identity. Like Martin Luther King Jr., Sinek made believers out of the audience. 6. Added scientific proof to solidify his talk. The way he talks about the Golden Circle and correlated with reason, logic, and data, making his thesis more credible. The emotional connection of the “Why beating the What every single time” is what worked. The lesson in this: If you are a founder broadcasting your thoughts to the audience, this storytelling framework always works.

The word "tool" is used 196 times on Anthropic's latest article

World's first on-brand AI. Introducing Bloom.

Marketing is a creative and adversarial game. Channels get discovered, exploited, and discarded. New products need new distribution. It’s hard to hire rule-breakers, so the best marketers tend to be the founders themselves.

You THINK your SaaS product failed. In reality… The idea was good, the marketing wasn’t.

The best cold emails feel like thoughtful texts from an old friend.

i've noticed something odd lately a lot of people who used to pay for services like ghostwriting or design now think they can do it themselves with AI so they fire those people but in most cases they can't get anywhere close to the old quality they nuke themselves without even noticing it open rates decline slowly. followers tune out. people care and buy less. the decline is obvious to anyone who actually knows the craft but these CEOs think it's all good because they don't have enough experience to know what "great" actually looks like it's a painful trap just because AI can do stuff doesn't mean you should suddenly do everything yourself i've seen too many founders dilute and distract themselves from what actually moves the needle they're saving $3k/month on a writer while losing $300k in attention and trust here's what I think about it: only do things yourself (even with AI) where you 100% understand what excellent quality looks, feels and smells like if you can't tell the difference between good and great in that skill, you shoudn't be the one doing it keep paying someone who knows their stuff use AI to make THEM faster

more than 50% of founders with $5k+ mrr have fewer than 5k followers yet most people still believe you can’t build a real business without a big audience people even say it about me - tibo gets users only because he has followers but 70% of the users across all my saas don’t come from my audience they come from distribution systems I build - partnerships, SEO, affiliates, UGC from creators who don’t even follow me having followers helps sure - but it’s not the only engine for growth if audience was enough, every creator with 100k followers would be running a $1m business, but they’re not I know hundreds of people who have built a profitable business without having a huge audience on socials if you think lack of followers is your biggest problem, you’re not even in the game yet, you just have a lazy excuse so i'll say it again, having an audience helps for sure, but it is definitely not mandatory

Bad ideas vs good ideas Habit tracker Gut health tracker to help people fix their health issues Todo list Auto generated checklists for lawyers from a client file Link in bio Productized service to build websites for churches Directory of tools for indie hackers Directory of in-home hairdressers sorted by city The best CRM ever Browser extension to automatically create an entry to the biggest CRM on the market from a LinkedIn profile, an X account, an email etc Social media scheduler Content planner with AI creation for Vtubers Super AI chatbots AI assistant trained on Shopify documentation for e-commerce support teams Pomodoro timer Time tracking app that auto generates invoices for freelance translators Job board for devs Reverse job board for godo developers All of those are 100% random ideas, but they’re all niched, with a specific target, easy distribution, and an existing market. Coaching sessions starts at $300/h

Tim Cook REALLY cooked with this ad.

this over for.. social media this guy use Perplexity’s Comet to reply to all post comments.. nothing is real now

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

Product Hunt is dead I'm 36th out of 441 submissions today - wat?? Relatively succesful by all standards then. That has brought me a whopping... 6 views. What's the point?

Calling it now: SMS will be the hot new direct channel in 2026. I'm talking to lots of founders who are launching a texting service or doubling down on SMS now. The barrier to entry is still somewhat high. It's a good time to start before the channel gets flooded.

You’re a solo founder. You can only hire one: – Killer marketer – Rockstar engineer Who gets the job?