Instagram should really AI auto-translate content French <> English would be crazy taking my dad as an example here who's not fluent in english

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the kind of outreach message i receive haha

who is cracked at memgraph?

google meet what?

wait they’re already in nyc @tesla @robotaxi when can we ride??

i’m never hiring an agency again bad experience after another. Not one that actually leveled things up lesson learned

polsia is running 680 customers ads on their brand account not sure if it's a good idea

just did a demo call to an Olympic medalist guess that's the ICP now

HELP! our 10x engineer has been banned from @claudeai @AnthropicAI free Matteo

When we first launched, we wanted to build the best X automation tool for agencies. Want to send 500 cold DMs per day? Use TweetDM. Back then it worked great. But as X has changed, outbound has too. Our team was all-in on building features for cold DMers - many of which we've stopped production on. We want to build features our users need... even if they don't know they need them yet. The market is changing. And so are we. If you haven't noticed, 100% of our attention is going towards how to make Inbox (formerly TweetDM) the #1 tool for: - Finding leads - Managing your inbox - Launching tailored campaigns We're the only tool with a database of X leads. We've built a CRM-like interface so you can manage your pipeline. Inbox can now be attached to an MCP. We've created team licenses. You can easily integrate Inbox with your CRM. The list goes on. We don't want to disappoint our users. And if all you want to do is blast DMs... you can certainly do that with Inbox. But if you want to build a sustainable pipeline and manage your leads in a not-so-spammy way, you'll love what's next to come. Stay tuned.

How to launch a cold DM campaign on X without looking like a spammer: most people mess this up because they treat X like cold email. it’s not. X is more personal. your profile is one click away. your public posts create context before the DM ever lands. here are 8 steps I’d follow: 1. define the exact person you want to DM. don’t start with “founders” or “marketers.” start with something specific like “B2B SaaS founders with 10–50 employees who post about outbound, pipeline, or hiring SDRs.” the tighter the list, the easier the message writes itself 2. find people showing intent. search X for phrases like “need more pipeline,” “cold email isn’t working,” “hiring SDRs,” “looking for leads,” “outbound is hard,” or “any recs for.” also look at people commenting under competitor posts, tool launches, agency threads, and founder complaints. don’t DM cold strangers. DM people who already showed a reason to care 3. clean up your profile before sending anything. your bio should say what you do in plain English. your pinned post should explain your offer, proof, or point of view. your last 5 posts should make you look credible. if someone gets your DM and your profile looks empty, vague, or overly salesy, you already lost 4. engage before the DM. reply to 2–3 of their posts before messaging. not “great post.” say something real. add a point, ask a useful question, or agree with a specific line. this makes the DM feel less random and gives you an easy opener 5. send a low-friction first message. don’t pitch. don’t send a calendar link. don’t write a 5-paragraph essay. use a message like: “saw your post about outbound getting harder. are you mostly struggling with deliverability or getting replies?” it’s specific, easy to answer, and tied to something they already said 6. build 3–5 DM angles instead of one generic script. one for people complaining about a problem. one for people asking for tool recommendations. one for people engaging with competitors. one for people hiring. one for people posting wins that imply growth. each angle should feel native to why they’re on your list 7. manage the inbox like a pipeline. this is where inboxapp.com is useful. X DMs get chaotic fast, especially once you’re sending consistently. tag people by stage: replied, interested, follow-up, booked, not now, bad fit. otherwise you’ll lose warm conversations because they get buried under random DMs 8. follow up with context, not pressure. wait 2–4 days. reference the original reason you reached out. “circling back on this because your post made it sound like outbound was a focus this month.” don’t guilt trip them. don’t say “thoughts?” five times. your follow-up should make the conversation easier to continue the main rule: your first DM should not try to close the deal. it should try to open the loop. ask about the problem. confirm the pain. learn what they’re already doing. then move to the offer only after they give you signal. a simple campaign structure: day 1: follow them day 2: reply to a post day 3: reply again or like something relevant day 4: send the DM day 7: follow up day 14: send a final soft close and keep the volume sane. start with 25–50 prospects. send 10–20 DMs per day. track replies, positive replies, booked calls, and bad-fit responses. if nobody replies, your list or opener is bad. if people reply but don’t convert, your offer or follow-up is bad. if people get annoyed, your targeting is too loose. cold DMs on X work when they feel like a natural extension of the timeline. find people showing signals. engage before asking. send messages that sound like a real person. use something like inboxapp.com to keep the pipeline organized once replies start coming in. that’s the difference between spam and outbound that actually starts conversations.

i'm excited to for this

Activate

more importantly it’s not a limited collection they’ll keep producing them

> be my gf > buy ultrahuman ring > battery dying in under 5 days from day one > contact support ... shrug > ring dies completely > contact support .... shrug > contact support again > they initiate a "remote battery drain"... 3 day wait, with a counter in the app (never seen that) > drain finishes, they agree to ship a replacement > can't ship to the US > reroute to switzerland > 2 weeks later, stuck in customs > ultrahuman forgot to attach the customs docs > try to submit them myself — too late > package now going back to india > open the support ticket > they deleted the ticket and the entire conversation

N8N integrations for @InboxApp_ is live!

Cold DMs > Cold emails Cold email requires: → Instantly Apollo Clay → Hundreds of domains Cold DM requires: → InboxApp[.]com Inbox is for: → Inbox management → Sequences sending → List building → Retargeting I spent four months last year helping a founder debug his cold email setup. Domain reputation, warmup schedules, SPF alignment. We got deliverability to 94%. His reply rate was 0.3%. Meanwhile, we were working with some X users sending 40 DMs a day on X from their personal accounts booking between 20-60 calls/mo.