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3 signs your cloud phone setup is hitting a ceiling 1) Recycled IPs. Same subnet across accounts triggers reviews. 2) Fingerprint drift. Trust scores drop, login loops rise. 3) Peak hour choke. Upload queues clog 9 to 11 AM ET, retries spike. Which one are you seeing this quarter?

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Mobile-native behavior is not just on a phone. 1 thumb, 1 screen. 3 second hook. 9:16 full-bleed video. 44 px targets in the thumb zone. Sound off, captions on. Micro sessions, fast switches. Notifications trigger return. Sub 150 ms response. Which one will you optimize first?

Releasing soon. @cuppa_ai

I'm making our biggest business move ever to @cuppa_ai this week. I think most people will think I'm crazy... but I'm 90% convinced this is the way forward.

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Officially cleared 100 job openings on Brandengineering Ai.

Its never been so important to understand who (actual humans) are on your website. @bullseye_so Identify --> Customer Identify --> ToF & Retargeting for Paid Identify --> CRM Identify --> Email, SMS, Postcards We help you find the human visiting your site.

My current content and brand workflow with Cuppa for any new brand builds. Setting up to hit go. 1. Brand DNA fully turned on, internal and external links on, & accurate with Brand Knowledge sources (can add up to 5) 2. Add in your sitemap, turn on GSC and GA4 (the data feedback loop is critical for your agents now to autobrand and improve) 3. Add your integrations & set any automations in place (social, CMS, etC). Learning first. 1. Always test one $ content and one informational content across 4 different models. Don't worry, we grade and score these for you to give you some guidance on what model makes sense. 2. Always test one $ social and one brand image and video generation across 4 different models. Draft Generation time. 1. Toggle on Perplexity auto-research, toggle on SERP pull, and make sure your AI Brand instructions are set. INPUT IS CRITICAL! 2. With Brand DNA fully on, Brand Knowledge(s) ready to fire, and armed with your learnings (best model to use for your type of content), you are ready to fire for your draft. My typical workflow is: - Opus 4.8 for text generation. - Still using Grok for added research (highly dependent on vertical - great in @cuppa_ai chat) - Full SERP research dumped in. - Auto-Research Perplexity toggled on. - Generally Nano Banana Pro for images. - Seedance for video. This workflow touches 4 different AI models, pulls in critical brand context, and pings in 2 APIs for search data.* Human in the loop. 1. Check your work. 10-15 minutes of human eye edits and optimizations in our editor goes a long way to make sure your content stays visible the longest. 2. IMPROVE. With the data connections in the system, you can make data backed improvements every single monthly (download and use our autobrand skills!) 3. TEST. Models spring up weekly. Test. Test. and then test more. What most people still do wrong (or are still learning). 1. One workflow (one model) for building content. That's just not going to cut it. For long term visibility, you can't just use {insert latest model here} as a stand-alone 2. Brand Inputs and Brand context are not set. The more you feed into AI, the better the result. 3. Publishmaxxxing. Set a realistic cadence for publishing articles, landing pages, etc. 4. No human in the loop. side note; If you have churn and burn sites, godspeed and do what you got to do. Fire away. But for brands that want long term visibility, our tool can help you get there faster & cheaper than ever before, but it still requires real human work (hate to break it to you). *One thing I'm most excited about in the roadmap is our Cuppa Router. It is actually the most excited I've ever been about the future of Cuppa in 3 years. As a heavy user and owner (seeing first hand outcomes and working with 1000s of marketers), I've come to the conclusion that real power of software is the outcome from workflows like this. The Cuppa Router workflows will automatically do this all for you. and, the most brilliant aspect of the router... it improves across the entire Cuppa ecosystem every day. The more usage from the router workflows, the stronger it becomes. More workflows → better routing. Better routing → better content. Better content → more trust. More trust → more workflows. This is the future of Cuppa: not just generating content, but learning which execution paths create the best outcomes across thousands of brands.

I bought @cuppa_ai 3 years ago today on X for $9,000. It was one page and one feature. I sold lifetime deals that weekend and covered the entire cost of the buy. I knew right then this was going to be special. Fast forward to today, we are making our biggest bet ever. Exciting times ahead in June as we celebrate 3. Stay tuned.

Just added IP @bullseye_so Simple question, would this data help you land more customers? { "event_type": "visitor.identified", "timestamp": "2025-01-15T10:30:00Z", "organization_id": "uuid", "session_id": "uuid", "workspace": "Org Name", "visitor": { "id": "uuid", "email": "john@acme.com", "personal_email": "john.doe@example.com", "first_name": "John", "last_name": "Doe", "job_title": "CTO", "phone": " 1234567890", "location": "San Francisco, CA", "photo_url": "example.com/photo.jpg", "linkedin_url": "linkedin.com/in/johndoe", "facebook_url": null, "twitter_url": null, "address": "123 Main St", "city": "San Francisco", "state": "CA", "postal_code": "94102", "gender": null, "age_range": null, "income_range": null, "net_worth": null, "homeowner": null, "married": null, "children": null, "icp": true, "icp_statuses": {}, "persona_match": true, "created_at": "2025-01-10T08:00:00Z", "last_seen_at": "2025-01-15T10:30:00Z" }, "company": { "id": "uuid", "name": "Acme Inc", "domain": "acme.com", "industry": "Technology", "size": "150", "employee_size_range": "101-500", "revenue_range": "$10M-$50M", "linkedin_url": "linkedin.com/company/acme", "website_url": "acme.com", "description": "Enterprise software company", "logo_url": "example.com/logo.png", "address": "456 Business Ave", "city": "Austin", "region": "Texas", "postal_code": "78701" }, "session": { "created_at": "2025-01-15T10:25:00Z", "landing_page": "acme.com/pricing", "entry_page": "acme.com", "exit_page": "acme.com/contact", "referrer": "google.com", "device_type": "desktop", "first_visit": false, "utm_source": "google", "utm_campaign": "brand", "utm_medium": "cpc", "utm_term": "visitor identification", "utm_content": "banner", "campaign_name": null, "campaign_source": null, "campaign_medium": null, "campaign_term": null, "campaign_content": null, "search_term": "visitor identification software", "search_engine": "Google", "country": "US", "region": "California", "city": "San Francisco", "tracking_params": {} }, { "ip": "8.8.8.8", "hostname": "dns.google", "geo": { "city": "Mountain View", "region": "California", "region_code": "CA", "country": "United States", "country_code": "US", "continent": "North America", "continent_code": "NA", "latitude": 37.4056, "longitude": -122.0775, "timezone": "America/Los_Angeles", "postal_code": "94043" }, "as": { "asn": "AS15169", "name": "Google LLC", "domain": "google.com", "type": "hosting" }, "is_anonymous": false, "is_anycast": true, "is_hosting": true, "is_mobile": false, "is_satellite": false }% "page_views": [ { "url": "acme.com/pricing", "visited_at": "2025-01-15T10:25:00Z" }, { "url": "acme.com/features", "visited_at": "2025-01-15T10:28:00Z" } ] }

Your CRM is only as good as the data that hits it. Bullseye identifies up to 40% of visitors and sends person level leads to Salesforce, HubSpot, and Slack in real time, with clean deduplication. Want to see it in your stack?

Update: ✅Gitbooks cancelled. 🔜Integrations cancelled. 🔜New Brand building... socialfleet.ai Fun experiment in this build all morning, ONLY using Composer 2.5.

The goal was never to replace marketers. The goal has always been to build a tool that makes brand marketing teams or brand marketers more efficient. Give this a try today (this is exactly what I do for 20 brands). 1) Grab a free trial from @cuppa_ai . 2) Add your brand(s). It auto-configures in about 10 minutes, but make sure it has all the context it needs. 3) Load up the Cuppa MCP and 2 skills in claude or cursor. Prompt: "Using the Cuppa MCP, I need to generate the next 30 days worth of content and have it scheduled and ready to post to the platforms. This is for Bullseye. Make sure to account for any upcoming holidays like Memorial day in your scheduling. As a reminder, use the agent and autobrand skill from Cuppa, always adhere to best practices (visual) for each social platform, never use em dash or hashtags in any of the conent; letsthe performance be your guide for improving. Nano Banana Pro for all images. You have some amazing images to reference in Cuppa as well for the brand. Current Social Integrations include: X/Twitter, Meta, LinkedIn, Instagram." Model: Composer 2.5 Fast (@cursor_ai ), Opus4.7 otherwise. Prompt: "Using the Cuppa MCP, I need to generate the next 30 days worth of content and have it scheduled and ready to post to the platforms. This is for Bullseye. Make sure to account for any upcoming holidays like Memorial day in your scheduling. As a reminder, use the agent and autobrand skill from Cuppa, always adhere to best practices (visual) for each social platform, never use em dash or hashtags in any of the content; lets the performance be your guide for improving. Nano Banana Pro for all images. You have some amazing images to reference in Cuppa as well for the brand. Current Social Integrations include: X/Twitter, Meta, LinkedIn, Instagram." Pro-tip: while you are waiting for this to finalize for review, fire up another agent for suggested articles, landing pages, topics to explore in your newsletter. In one month, your agent will review what worked and what didn't (from data sources you add to cuppa) and then build from there.

The actual quote from the agent... brilliant @cuppa_ai "Done. Generated and scheduled 30 days of CatArt AI content, May 15 through June 13, across: Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X/Twitter, TikTok Used Cuppa Brand DNA/autobrand context, generated all 30 visuals with replicate:nano-banana-pro, and scheduled against the performance signals: Stronger Facebook reach/clicks Style-led short copy for Threads/X Best posting windows around Wed 2pm, Thu 5pm, Sun 1pm where relevant No hashtags No em dashes Memorial Day handled with a quieter, non-salesy remembrance post There was one TikTok image-validation draft from a socket hang-up during scheduling; I retried it successfully and deleted the leftover draft."