Unethical ways to get app installs: 1. Go to a BIG subreddit 2. Make up a story that "a random sleep app" recorded someone talking while you sleep, but you live alone. 3. Profit.

I drank a few beers and vibecoded a game in which @levelsio beats you up. ... the times we live in.

POV: you’re scrolling your feed

Hey gemini, make my startup $5k mrr, make no mistakes.

9 months old, $16k mrr, built in 2 weeks while on the tit. turning mamas milk into mrr.

Brother @gregisenberg ...

3 users in 3 days since launching a tool I paid a developer roughly 2k EUR to build. I'm using ads to get users. Spend money = impressions = if product good, sales. If product bad, no sales. Very fast feedback loop.

seedance 2.0 is not working, please fix.

POV: Meta media buyers lately

POV: You're "building in public" on Reddit.

Build in public bros when hitting $100 mrr

First user for the SaaS I paid a developer to build. Time to make back the investment :) Next up: Reddit and Meta ads.

All the clawdbot hype died down so quick, jesus.

> Ryan scaled Thanks .io to $300k/mo > Dropped out of college to sell houses as a real estate agent for a decade. > Got a taste of SaaS with a real estate CRM and decided software was the move. > Built Thanks .io as a tiny feature inside another company's software. > Launched in 2017 and didn't pay himself a dime for the first three years. > Got his first 100 users by running Facebook ads for "post-purchase postcards." targeting ecom brands > Used his own product to send physical mail to free trial users who forgot they signed up. > Ran goofy, low-fi ads that looked like they were filmed on a potato and they crushed. > His best ad was a reel with a guy with bulging eyes and a drunk voiceover he recorded with a buddy. > Cracked cold acquisition by sending postcards to people who only gave him an email address. > Built a feature called "Neighbor Blast" that mails a whole street after a home service job is done. > Scaled to $4M ARR with a team of 5 people while everyone else was fighting over email inboxes. > Built his entire empire on a channel everyone said was dead, while his competitors fought over scraps.

Still haven't really seen any real use cases of clawdbot. Yes, it can supposedly do a lot, but what are you actually using it for? I'm good with my $6/hr VA.

I've unlocked maximum mrr. The game is won. Too easy. .. thanks @AntonioEscudero

Day 1 of hiring a dev to build me a SaaS - It's not day 1 actually, but day 1 of me documenting. So why pay a dev instead of building myself or vibecoding? Easy - I don't know the first thing about development I don't want to learn, troubleshoot and bugfix. I'm from a marketing background. I have ideas that solve my own problems. Some of them I want to build and take to market. So instead of spending time learning and vibecoding, I'm expanding capital into someone who does 100% of it. I decided that I want to run a business. That means efficiently using time and capital. I'm building a tool that tracks and analyses meta ads libraries and notifies you when competitors launch ads, stop ads, launch new landing pages, try new angles and delivers all data through email so you don't have to log in anywhere and click any buttons besides the setup. It's 95% done and I'm already using it daily and loving it. I'll use reddit ads to take it to market, because it's easy to target people who run ads on the platform. I still need to figure out pricing as the API costs are not low and will cut into margin. I'll break down the total costs of development after we launch :)

Just interviewed @josefbuettgen, asking how he grew to $8k MRR. - Use ahrefs to find phrases his ICP are searching for on YT - Create videos that solve that problem, at the end pitching his SaaS - Most videos get 100 - 300 views from YT search - High intent leads to a lot of demos booked even with "low" views - Because he's relying in search rather than virality, each video builds upon total traffic received every month Slow and steady wins the race.

GM. One of those days when $40 in ads turns into 654 EUR. (typical ROAS is 2.8)