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Trying to compete with products whose marketing and GTM budgets exceed those of some third-world countries is a waste of time. You should use low-cost, high-result tools created to drive GTM and distribution for small teams like ozigi.app @ozigi_app

Actually building, and building in public are rather hard things IMHO. I've been neck deep the past few days trying to make sure the LinkedIn pipeline @Ozigi_app works and I have not even had time for socials!! I really do need a co-founder.

I am excited to announce that @Ozigi_app has turned into a full GTM suite covering: - Content Generation - Content Distribution - Content Repurposing - Email Outreach - LinkedIn Outreach - Email Newsletter Generation - Email Newsletter Distribution You can find the full suite here, ozigi.app We are so excited for this change. A lot more is coming!!

I am excited to announce that @Ozigi_app has turned into a full GTM suite covering: - Content Generation - Content Distribution - Content Repurposing - Email Outreach - LinkedIn Outreach - Email Newsletter Generation - Email Newsletter Distribution You can find the full suite here, ozigi.app We are so excited for this change. A lot more is coming!!

I am excited to announce that @Ozigi_app has turned into a full GTM suite covering: - Content Generation - Content Distribution - Content Repurposing - Email Outreach - LinkedIn Outreach - Email Newsletter Generation - Email Newsletter Distribution You can find the full suite here, ozigi.app We are so excited for this change. A lot more is coming!!

Since I completed the WAL, I decided to take a deep dive into the pager system. While doing so, I noticed that there are other key components in place i needed to understand first, and one of which is the Cache, AKA BufferPool. @s1ntaxe770r @0xGreat @TiemmaBakare

Look at all the progress we are making so far, building our GTM tool. Someone asked me how we are tackling the LinkedIn connections, seeing as there is no direct LinkedIn API to handle direct messaging and sending connection requests. They were right, of course. We had to go into CI/CD automation with Playwright and Chromium. This is an entire blog post on its own, but so far, we have overcome that hurdle. The next bit is the actual GTM pipeline, which is lead generation and email sending. We have already set this up in the low-code version of our GTM engine, but we are currently implementing it for our no-code GTM engine. I will keep everyone updated on the progress. #devtools #GTM #Marketing

We made the decision to rebrand @Ozigi_app into a full GTM Content Pipeline, and indeed have already started working on it. This decision wasn't done lightly, and it is a pivot that was always scheduled to happen. Ozigi's products and value proposition sit perfectly at the center of what GTM teams are looking for in an all-in-one suite. So far Ozigi handles social media automation, newsletter automation and blogpost automation. Someone remarked to me recently how much they've enjoyed my recent blog posts. I write them on Ozigi! That's how powerful our anti-AI pattern training works. I'm very excited for this change, and can't wait to show you all what I have been working on! In the meantime, check out our free outbound email and LinkedIn tool (this would be converted to a more no-code version): github.com/Dumebii/free_outb… Ozigi itself already handles GTM Content creation from human-sounding social media content to blog posts, to newsletters. Everything you need to kick off your GTM Content strategy: ozigi.app The screenshot below is us building out the UI skeleton of the no-code version of our outbound email and LinkedIn tool. We are so excited about this change and can't wait to share it all with you!

X communities would be deprecated fully on the 30th of this month. I think I will start a groupchat so that a good number of us that want to keep the community going can migrate to it instead. Or, we just add each other up and keep thr pool strong. 😁

You won't believe this (even I can't), The article I published yesterday is trending #1 for the competitive keyword "How to write a newsletter in 2026". This is an amazing feat and a testament to the SEO best practices I have put into making the Ozigi blog rank high. If you are interested in SEO best practices, comment SEO, and I'd share them with you.

I haven't been more impressed by any output from the @Ozigi_app engine, as I am with this newsletter. I kept on reading it to know if I had somehow written this in my sleep and the AI was taking credit for it. Using ozigi.app gives you the flexibility to create high-quality newsletter content that sounds exactly like you, and not AI slop. I'm impressed so I shared a snippet of the newsletter. You can read the full newsletter here, ozigi.app/email/592d54c1-d80…

Welcome emails get 80% open rates. Most writers waste this on a generic greeting. Use that first touch to set the cadence and deliver a quick win. It is the highest leverage moment you have with a subscriber. If you are looking to Kickstart your newsletter journey, read this blog.ozigi.app/blog/newslett…

@DumebiTheWriter has been building me solo. Everything from coding to marketing, sales and distribution. She also handles content, security and finance. A true powerhouse!

I built Ozigi — a content engine for people who have real things to say but hate writing social media posts. How it works: → Drop in a URL, PDF, or raw notes → Set your voice/ persona once, or as many times as you want for different posts → Get X threads, LinkedIn posts Discord drafts → Edit the 10%, only you know → Publish **direct scheduling coming soon! No prompt engineering. No AI slop. ozigi.app — free to try.

If you are a devtools founder struggling with outbound campaigns and not ready to break the bank, then I've got something for you! I got tired of paying $200/month for outreach tools so I built a free one and open-sourced it. It finds prospects on GitHub and Dev..to, writes personalized emails with Claude or GPT-4, and sends via any SMTP provider.GitHub: github.com/Dumebii/free_outb… Here's what it does:→ Searches GitHub by bio keywords ("developer advocate", "indie hacker", "technical writer") → Falls back to commit history if no public email found → Generates a personalized email per lead with an LLM — not templates → Sends via Gmail, Zoho Mail, or any SMTP server → Tracks sent emails so you never double-send The email generation is the interesting part.Instead of segment templates, it sends each lead's full profile to Claude and asks it to: -> Open with one specific observation about their work Connect it to your product naturally ->Stay under 120 words ->Never use words like "leverage", "synergy", or "delve" It reads like a human wrote it. Because an LLM following tight constraints sounds like one. The whole thing is driven by one config.yaml: *Your ICP (bio keywords to match) *Your tone of voice *Your banned word list *Which email provider to use *Daily send limit and delay *Which CRM to sync to *Different campaign = different config. No code changes. Built this doing outreach for @ozigi_app — hitting Zoho's daily limits, not wanting to pay for Apollo, and wanting full visibility into every email going out.If you're an indie founder doing cold outreach on a budget, this was made for you. Free forever. Don't forget to give this a star, and share to as many founders as need it. github.com/Dumebii/free_outb…

For most people, choosing a newsletter tool in 2026 is about the trade-off between discovery and ownership. But no one talks about how to actually get the content, and keep it consistent. Substack gives you a network but takes a cut of revenue. Kit offers 10,000 free subs and full automation but you handle the growth. This is where @Ozigi_app comes in: generate high-quality, high-impact newsletter content, without lifting a finger. Pick the tool that fits your distribution strategy. We broke down this survey here, blog.ozigi.app/blog/9-free-n…

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When you store Nigerian phone numbers without normalizing them first, your OTP system will break and you will spend 3 days debugging what is not actually a bug. Nigerian numbers arrive in your system like this: • 08012345678 • 8012345678 • 2348012345678 • 2348012345678 • 080 1234 5678 They are all the same number. If you store them as-is, your lookup will fail every time the format doesn't match what's in your DB. The fix: Strip everything that isn't a digit. Normalize to 11-digit local format or E.164 ( 234...) before storing. Do it at input. Not at query time. This sounds basic. I've seen production apps with 10,000 users lose OTP delivery because nobody touched the phone field.