just shipped intentsly.com i'd love some feedback 🙏

buying signals on linkedin are crushing cold email right now people are posting "looking for a tool that does X" every single day buying moments happening publicly every month comment "SIGNALS" and i'll send you the exact playbook that booked 47 meetings in 30 days with zero ad spend

anyone building with AI right now? drop what you're working on below gonna invite the most interesting builders to a small group where we share tactics and wins

i'm spending the next 21 days building intentsly in public while working my 9-5 here's the plan: → 4 linkedin posts a week about my agency bankruptcy lessons → 1 daily update on building with AI (vibecoding stuff) → sharing client acquisition tactics that actually worked when i had 25 employees all this while shipping intentsly features and working at the fintech startup gonna document the whole thing - the wins, the L's, everything let's see where this takes us

failed my agency after 7 years and 25 employees went bankrupt now building intentsly.com while working 9-5 at a fintech using AI to code everything because i'm a vibecoder sometimes your biggest failure teaches you more than anything else the comeback story is already in motion everyone's talking about needing cofounders i'm solo building intentsly.com after work no employees, no funding, no meetings just me, AI, and a problem i actually have sometimes being solo is the right move 7 years running an agency taught me client acquisition now i'm building intentsly.com to solve the problems i actually dealt with if you don't use your own product daily, you're building for nobody build what you know, not what sounds cool went from 25 employees to zero from agency owner to employee from funded to bootstrapped building intentsly.com nights and weekends entrepreneurship never goes in a straight line bankruptcy forced me to get a 9-5 turned out to be the best thing that could've happened now i'm building intentsly.com with zero pressure steady income plus a side project feels like real freedom sometimes stepping back is what lets you move forward

Happy to see that my startup e-ferma.com is the no.1 here we've hit $450k ARR in the first month btw (launched 1 month ago) idk why i'm not talking about it online honestly

90 days - 0 to 100 customers whitout Ads or cold emailing I wrote the exact playbook I used, week by week, nothing held back Comment PLAYBOOK and I'll DM it to you for free

ran a software dev agency for 7 years 25 employees, tons of clients, looked successful from the outside but our GTM was completely broken we were doing what everyone else was doing: scraping LinkedIn for "prospects" cold emailing VPs who had no clue we even existed, let alone needed us burning through lead lists like they were going out of style 2% reply rates and we thought that was normal meanwhile we're bleeding cash, can't scale, barely keeping the lights on 7 years of this and we went bankrupt had to lay everyone off and take a 9-5 at a fintech startup but something hit me while working my day job people were literally posting "i need a developer" on LinkedIn while i was busy annoying strangers in their DMs the warmest leads were right there asking for help and i completely missed them now i'm building intentsly.com (nights and weekends) to catch these intent signals in real time because the best GTM isn't about hunting for prospects, it's just finding people who are already looking for you ran a software dev agency for 7 years 25 employees, tons of clients, looked successful from the outside but our GTM was completely broken we were doing what everyone else was doing: scraping LinkedIn for "prospects" cold emailing VPs who didn't even know they had problems we could solve burning through lead lists like they were going out of style 2% reply rates and we thought that was normal meanwhile we're bleeding cash, can't scale, barely keeping the lights on 7 years of this and we went bankrupt had to lay everyone off and take a 9-5 at a fintech startup but here's the thing that hit me while working my day job: people were literally posting "i need a developer" on LinkedIn while i was busy annoying strangers in their DMs the warmest leads were right there asking for help and i completely missed them now i'm building intentsly.com (nights and weekends) to catch these intent signals in real time because the best GTM isn't about finding prospects - it's about finding people who are already looking for you