Building tools to get SaaS found + help founders see what actually drives revenue. https://xitter.twitterapi.xyz/t.co/e2wvhYK56I → distribution https://xitter.twitterapi.xyz/t.co/surpMiWco9 → analytics
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nothing irritates me more than fake people who only stick around for their own benefit.
i’ve been cutting them off ruthlessly lately.. best thing I've done for my peace of mind.
ChatGPT is now sending traffic to agentlaun.ch almost every day.
I’ve been building SEO features to get cited by LLMs & to rank on Google.. Been testing them on my own products first.
Launching it next week. Picking 10 serious founders to use it free for 6 months.
Reply with what you’re building.
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But how much did he keep out of 150k?
I hope it’s at least 40k?
Day 1 of his AppSumo launch: $3,819.
Day 2: $84. 😬📉
Day 10: $3,371. 📈
That's solopreneur Ashish (@heyashishrai) of LeadOcean. I am super impressed.
Day 2 is the day most founders decide it didn't work. Everyone says perfect the product first. His regret: spending too long perfecting the product instead of getting it out there.
What he did instead:
1- He kept posting.
Reddit, a private founder group asking for feedback, LinkedIn every day. And then kept posting.
Day 2 is when you start posting, not when you stop.
2- He changed the product for his users.
1,358 of his 1,751 users never open his site. They use LeadOcean inside Claude or ChatGPT.
Knowing what problem you are solving is critical.
3- He started over small.
Quit his Shopify engineering job when his dropshipping business took off. Lost it all to COVID. Started over with no investors and no co-founder.
Now he runs LeadOcean mostly alone, 30 hours a week. Just passed $150K in sales, more than his old salary.
Building got cheap. Distribution didn't.
Post your progress somewhere today.
What are you building? Love to feature more creators 👇
ALT leadocean progress
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Finally Instagram has made edits app available for desktop and added Claude connector in it.
Good times ahead.
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I genuinely think AI is making us dumber.
A few years ago, I’d actually sit and think through a problem. Now I open Claude the second something requires a little brainpower.
But heyyyy, I’m getting more done than ever.
I’m honestly not sure if that’s a good thing.
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It's wild to even think so much of effort now goes into getting AI engines to mention my products.
a few years ago, this wasn't even a thing I thought about.
now I'm seeing actual visitors coming from ChatGPT.
the shift in distribution is crazy.
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