Tibo

great day to rewatch this old video of Elon

Anthropic is eating startups for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trump is mad because Jensen pulled more baddies

how to use Reddit to grow your product, explained in 88 seconds tried to make this as educational as possible no product push in the video why it works -> those Reddit threads rank on Google and AI assistants read them too, one good reply can keep sending you visitors for months and if you want a shortcut or don't want your account banned: http://Bazzly.ai does it for you it pushes your product automatically and uses its own Reddit accounts, so yours is not at risk

that super painful customer is ... me every day I complain about stuff on my apps, either to Claude, or to my cofounders 🤣 so they keep improving every. single. day. now: Bazzly promotes all my SaaS Outrank promotes all my SaaS PostSyncer allows me to post everywhere Revid fuels all my video creation SuperX gives me superpowers on X Squad runs everything for me my stack is super powerful and i love it

to be or not to be like Jensen Huang? 1963 - he was born in Tainan 1973 - his parents sent him to the US at 9 with his older brother to live with their uncle. - his uncle thought he had found them a good boarding school, but it was a reform school in Kentucky. - his daily job there was cleaning the toilets. - his roommate was 17 and had knife scars from fights. - Jensen taught him to read, and in return he taught Jensen to bench press. - he also picked up table tennis there and got good enough to be nationally ranked as a teenager. late 1970s - his family reunited in Oregon. - he worked at Denny's as a dishwasher and busboy while he was in high school. - he skipped two grades and finished high school at 16. 1984 - he graduated in electrical engineering from Oregon State. - his lab partner there was Lori, and he later married her. - he went on to design chips at AMD and then at LSI Logic. 1992 - he finished a master's at Stanford while working full time. - he started meeting two engineers, Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem, at a Denny's in San Jose to plan a company. 1993 - he turned 30 and they started NVIDIA. 1995 - their first chip, the NV1, flopped. 1996 - the chip they were building for Sega's next console didn't work either. - he told Sega they couldn't deliver, and asked them to invest anyway. - Sega put in $5M, which he later said was all the money they had. - he laid off more than half the company, going from about 100 people to 40. - for years after that, he opened meetings with "our company is 30 days from going out of business". 1997 - their next chip, the RIVA 128, sold 1 million units in its first 4 months. 1999 - NVIDIA went public at $12 a share. - they launched the GeForce 256 and called it the world's first GPU. 2000 - Microsoft picked NVIDIA to make the graphics chip for the first Xbox. 2006 - they launched CUDA so their chips could do more than games. 2008 - the market didn't understand CUDA, and NVIDIA fell below $5 billion during t...

my wife sent this to me

in 2005, the YouTube founders were worried because they had only around 40 videos on the site it’s such a raw and honest look at founders who went all in on a product and were struggling to get any traction bookmark this for the days you feel like your product is going nowhere

Jensen Huang when he’s not selling NVIDIA GPUs

Jensen Huang watching another affair of his make the news

RT Tibo unlimited reaction hooks to go viral on TikTok and Instagram here’s how it works: - paste your website, and Revid writes the hook lines for you (or you write your own) - pick an AI character’s reaction - add a recording of your app right after it then you can keep the recording and swap in a different reaction, or a whole new AI character 1 recording + 100 reaction hooks = 100 different AI UGC videos (3 months of content) 170+ reactions are ready to use, with more added every day and you can create as many new reactions as you want with any character

this is the most difficult part of running a remote team I work with people across the world, and I've never met 80% of them in person it's how I get to work with the best people. but it also means I can't see when someone is having a bad day when you work in the same office, you see it people look tired, they're quiet at lunch, or they leave early with a remote team, you don't see any of this so I pay attention to small things when someone's replies get shorter when updates come in late, or stop coming when someone who always shares ideas suddenly agrees with everything one of these alone doesn't mean much - but when I notice a few of them together, I send that person a message - because it's important and I don't ask about work - it's to ask how they're doing working remotely is great, but you have to make the effort to check on people

it's National Day off in France liking a tweet is proof of work if you do, you'll be hunted by the EU police don't like or you go to jail ❤️

Fable 5.2 not available in Grok Bot 😬 the best reason to use Squad is to always have access to the latest model you put your entire business at risk if you're having your entire business running on 1 provider

Squad wouldn’t have this issue God bless Grok users

this is dope a big thing about Revid, compared to other AI video tools, are the editing capabilities it's incredibly powerful as an editor and i love this 👇 (generated by Revid, managed by Squad)

RT revid.ai explaining a video edit in words is painful "no, the other logo. top left. around 0:12" so we shipped Point at the video in Revid pause, drag a box over it, type what should change stack a few notes, send them together the AI editor gets the frame with your box on it 👀

RT Filip Panoski 1 year ago my SaaS had $19 MRR. today Bazzly is a $1M company!! 🤯 very grateful to Tibo and Tom (my co-founders) and extremely grateful I didn't give up in all these years. the grind pays off.

for the first time ever, I'm sharing everything I do across all my SaaS to rank on Google and get mentioned by AI every SEO and AEO lesson I've learned is here: 1. we show up in Reddit threads. AI pulls a lot of its answers from Reddit, so Bazzly finds the threads that are fresh, and even the ones already ranking on Google, and gets our products into the top reply 2. we get our products listed #1 in listicles that already rank on Google, with Outrank. when someone asks ChatGPT for the best tool, those are the pages it reads 3. we turn Reddit questions into blog articles. Bazzly shows us what people actually ask, and we feed those questions to Outrank 4. I regularly sit down and find new niches where our products could be useful. I research each one and feed it to Outrank, and Outrank finds new ones on its own too, so our keyword plans keep expanding into new markets 5. we publish an SEO article on our own blogs every day, also with Outrank 6. Outrank helps us refresh old articles regularly. AI and Google both prefer recent pages, so every page has to stay current 7. we build new backlinks every week with Outrank, and every placement gets verified. we also pitch guest posts using Outrank's free guest post database of 278 checked sites, all DR 20+ 8. we regularly ship extremely useful free tools for potential users, and each one ranks on Google and brings people into our products 9. every month we check which AI answers name our products and which don't Outrank's AI Visibility Checker asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity real buyer questions, then shows whether we got named, which competitors did, and which sources got cited we feed those sources back into Bazzly, Outrank and our internal social content all of this brings in new users, and then we run loops that turn them into champions who spread the word 10. we incentivize our users to share honest reviews of our products on Instagram, TikTok, X and LinkedIn, and on public review sites 11. we l...

in France, you can get fined $20m for a GDPR violation .. meanwhile schools and city halls still email 200 parents in CC, exposing everyone's email to everyone double standard 🤷‍♂️

Bazzly is having growth that I have never seen before fully organic, driven by AI mentions, and not something we truly control truly insane imo this is driven by the quality of the product more than the distribution effort itself (actually partially true as we use Bazzly to push Bazzly so it's also part of the distribution effort - i need to post more about how we use it to push itself)

fix: Claude, do a full checkup on my wife 🤣

sometimes I feel so overwhelmed: AI breakthrough every day, painful customer support, unexpected traffic decline 🤷‍♂️ ... then you remember what's really important in life: leveling on WoW

RT Bhanu Teja P I wish more people knew how good https://Squad.so is with Opus 5.5... Like way better than Grok Bot for getting actual work done...

have always fought for: quantity > quality counter-intuitive but that's how you get the highest quality imo with AI I'm not so sure anymore your reputation is one of the most important thing to protect - so don't ship slop

I'm not sure if I'm down because i lost $100k in the stock market this week or excited by the WoW Forever release

having a community full of founders makes me discover new products that work incredibly well just subscribed to @vidkraken_com from @pkp_io (not affiliated) - great so far he's a subscriber of my paid community and I'm paying for his product love the virtuous circle here

this is the most successful launch video in Silicon Valley history 18 years ago, the founder of Dropbox recorded his screen to make this demo it took their waitlist from 5,000 to 75,000 overnight imo, here's what made it work: 1. it showed the real product doing the one thing it promised. you drop a file into a folder and it shows up on your other computer 2. it was full of inside jokes for the exact audience he was trying to reach 3. he posted it where his users already were. an earlier version went on Hacker News, and this one went on Digg 4. it explained a new idea without any jargon 5. it let people see something they couldn't use yet. Dropbox wasn't open to the public, so the video showed it working and the waitlist did the rest while everyone is doing super fancy video with Claude, you can do a very simple screen recording you will look x10 more authentic

damn, this automation is getting good

RT Jason Cohen My cohost on Smart Bear Live E12, @tibo_maker, co-founded and sold TweetHunter and Taplio for $8M, once tried to buy Post Bridge, and now builds a direct competitor. He still spent a few hours helping Post Bridge's founder grow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTVyLYDOd1M

this guy had 7 years of nothing he had a $7k/month job, a product, and $300 of MRR .. and he just sent me a DM replying to one of my post Filip built something very good but it was missing the last 10% that makes a product go from "good" to "great" so we made a deal: he builds, we advise (with Tom) and I distribute the building took way more time than expected we wanted to have the best infrastructure to be the best Reddit-based acquisition platform - and this is tough and I think we made that I am super proud of what we created with Bazzly Filip is gonna be rich and this is very well deserved 👏

For those suffering from amnesia, over the last 100 years humans carried out dozens of genocides and killed over 100 million people. As of today, 195 humans are running countries. Not a single AI. I don't even know what to say anymore. I feel sick.

RT Filip Panoski "SaaS is dead" $17k → $25k MRR in 7 days. SaaS isn't dead. SaaS with no moat is.

every founder / creator / indie-hacker should have a shortcut to this: https://jackfriks.com/keep-going thanks Jack for putting this together for us 🙏

first call with a journalist in 10 years my press career so far: 2015-18: raised €500k+ => got covered a TON 2 companies went bankrupt, €250k in debt 2026: no VC, $1M/month => 0 PR coverage makes sense when you think about it a funding round comes with an announcement and a PR agency being profitable isn't an event, nobody sends a press release so the founders who raise look like the winners, and the ones making money stay invisible by choice, I never emailed a single journalist but she told me I was her most interesting story in a while maybe i should care about this a bit more

I asked AI to fix global warming it needs 6,600 Starship launches estimated cost: $530b @elonmusk can you fact check this? 👀

RT revid.ai those beat-synced edits all over tiktok take hours to cut by hand so we taught Revid to make them type who the edit is about (a player, a team, an anime character) it finds the footage, makes the music and cuts every shot on the beat then every clip stays editable

https://x.com/i/article/2117270753556996096

i had the pleasure of helping @jackfriks with his product sharing hacks and opinions hope that was useful 🙏 and this was recorded 👇

RT Alex Turovski That's like at all-star roster podcast. Check this one out if you're into: > entrepreneurship > indie hacking > solopreneurship > strategy > positioning > listening to smart people talk

run this if you dare 🥲

I would bet much more on @marclou than @levelsio Marc nailed attention-grabbing products if you need 1 skill today, it's this one

majority of the people here are in the AI bubble, and yet many couldn't tell yes they're all AI and made with http://Revid.ai if almost half of the most AI-literate crowd on the internet thought one of them was a real human, your actual customers don't stand a chance @nikstep got it right and won the random draw, 1 month of Revid for free. please DM me

rare mindset in France, I had to post it 👏 translation: WHAT IS A CUSTOMER? A customer is the most important person in this establishment, whether they contact us in person, in writing, or by telephone. A customer does not depend on us. We depend on them. A customer is not a nuisance. They do not interrupt our work; they are the very purpose of it. We are not doing customers a favor by serving them. They are doing us a favor by giving us the opportunity to do so. A customer is someone who comes to us with their wishes and expectations. It is our job to fulfill them as well as possible, for their happiness and our own satisfaction. This is what a customer means in our profession and in that of our parent company.

happened today: me to Claude: "who built this sh*t" claude: "you did" savage

are you building something? congrats 👏 you're part of the 1% who not only consume, but BUILD drop your link + a one sentence pitch 👇 I'll check some

incredible to see people switching from a competitor to Bazzly and being happy with the results 🤯 those people know the importance of the Reddit game and having them satisfied is GOLD

weekend side-project: 1. check your unused domains 2. connect them to Outrank Marketplace (free) 3. start earning 💸 fully automatic then you collect the payouts already $26k+ earned start here: http://outrank.so/sell (disclaimer: we will validate each domain, some may be rejected like if DR is lower than 30)

SaaS acquisition has drastically shifted a few thoughts on how to navigate this: organic traffic from Google goes to zero but you need SEO to get mentioned by AI UGC content and influencer marketing are more important than ever, pay influencers if you can product needs to be incredibly good people's tolerance for bugs is going to zero branding matters more than ever go stand for something be where the AI goes: - Reddit - X articles - blog listicles ngl, it's tough but you can make it

RT Kyle SaaS founders: people on Reddit ask "what tool does X?" every day, and those threads rank on Google and get quoted by ChatGPT. Bazzly finds those threads, drafts a helpful reply that mentions your product, and can post it for you on autopilot. Link below (affiliate) 👇

RT Aurum 🔫😼 Why Reddit Is the Most Overlooked Growth Channel for Founders Reddit threads rank on Google and AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity often cite them in their answers. When someone asks "what's the best CRM for a small team?", the thread that answers it is often a Reddit post. If your product isn't mentioned there, your competitor's probably is. The three problems founders hit 1. It eats your time. Finding the right threads means scrolling subreddits, searching keywords and reading dozens of posts. Then you have to write a reply that fits the conversation. Do this daily and it becomes a second job, usually with little to show for it. 2. You arrive late. The best threads already rank on Google, and the top comment collects most of the traffic. If you spot a thread weeks after it took off, your reply sits at the bottom where few people read it. 3. Your replies come across as spam. Reddit users spot a generic pitch immediately. Replies that ignore the question get downvoted or removed and the personal DM you meant to send to a promising lead never gets written. A tool built for the grind Bazzly is built to automate this work. According to its website, it: Scans Reddit continuously for posts where people are looking for a product like yours. Drafts replies and personalised DMs based on what the person actually wrote, so you can edit and send them. Surfaces older threads that already rank on Google, so your reply can reach people searching today. Lets you choose how to post: full autopilot through its own accounts or your own Reddit account via a Chrome extension. It runs one plan at $199 a month with 170 credits that refresh monthly. Founders on the site's testimonial page describe it as a way to turn Reddit from hit-or-miss into a steady source of signups and customers. These are the company's own showcased reviews, so treat them as claims rather than guarantees. What you miss by waiting Reddit threads keep collecting traff...

which one of them is a real human? I’ll pick one random person who gets it right and give them 1 month of Revid for free

Hiring 101 (2026 edition): - hire smart people - pay them well - give them unlimited AI tokens - leave them the fuck alone you win, the product wins, the customer wins

RT Filip Panoski with $800 LTV and 50% trial-to-paid this program is a money maker 👇

created an affiliate program for this rocketship so you can jump on board and earn too 💸 i will help you promote it post, DM me, and I will push your content post an article, and you will get x2 my support 👉 https://bazzly.ai/affiliate

wild what people say about it 🤯

RT Semir Jahic Judge me by my losses because I have so few.

RT Taras Yo guys, I need a tiny favour! To get into AppSumo Select, I need to hit $100k in sales over the last 30 days. I'm just $20k short. Anyone got some spare change lying around? https://appsumo.com/pl/9cbUq22e4A/

from $15k MRR 10 days ago to $20,000 now hearing it almost every day over DM: "Bazzly is the best Reddit platform... by far" feeling incredibly grateful for this partnership with @FilipPanoski - this might be another 100k product 👀 we have an affiliate program btw: 👉 bazzly .ai/affiliate

dear motion designer who made our Outrank video for $5000 I’m sorry we refreshed it with Revid for $4 and I think I like the new one more

lots of new faces here this month (welcome 👋) so let me introduce myself again: 2015: first startup with my co-founder Tom - a kids app. 500,000 downloads. zero revenue. sold it and walked away 2017: raised €500K for a coding platform. Ubisoft deal collapsed. bankrupt. €250K in debt 2018: CTO job, kid #1 on the way 2020: quit to travel the world. COVID hit. stuck in France 2021: Tom and I shipped 11 products in 4 months. the first 10 failed. the 11th was Tweet Hunter - $100 MRR in 3 days 2022: $1M ARR, Product Hunt Maker of the Year, sold Tweet Hunter and Taplio to lempire for $10m 2024: left lempire. started over. no VC, no investors 2025: Revid crossed $500k MRR, Outrank crossed $200k MRR 2026 so far: - crossed $1M/month across the portfolio - launched Squad, and Bazzly became my 8th product at $10k+ MRR - got my pilot licence ✈️ - realized my products made more since 2024 than the exit itself and my brain is fried 😅 (like every maker out there i guess) took me tons of failed products to find my way

thought it was not possible to do better than our launch day ... but today is about to become the single biggest acquisition day for Bazzly 🤯 how? nothing crazy i am a product guy and Bazzly definitely is the best Reddit-based marketing platform

RT Filip Panoski My exact distribution strategy at every revenue stage, $0 → $17k MRR: 𝗔𝘁 $𝟬: 𝗗𝗠𝘀 No content, no launch. I found people on Reddit and X already describing the problem and messaged them. One question, no pitch. That's where the first customers came from. 𝗔𝘁 $𝟭𝟬𝟬: 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗶𝘁 Kept the DMs going, and started leaving helpful comments in threads where people ask for tools like mine. 5 minutes a day. 100+ visitors a week I could repeat. 𝗔𝘁 $𝟭𝗸: 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗶𝘁 + 𝗫 Same Reddit system, plus building in public on X. Zero new channels from $1k to $15k. Most of that growth came from fixing my funnel, not from more channels. 𝗔𝘁 $𝟭𝟱𝗸+: 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗱𝗶𝘁 + 𝗫 + 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱𝗜𝗻 + 𝗦𝗘𝗢/𝗔𝗘𝗢 LinkedIn: reposted the content that already worked on X. $1k+ in new MRR in 6 days. SEO/AEO: 12.7k impressions last month, compounding on autopilot. Today: $17k MRR. I never dropped a channel that worked. I stacked the next one on top. That's the whole strategy.

I missed out on $15,000 new MRR 🤯 but our waitlist taught us who NOT to sell Bazzly to we kept it on for 3 months and let people in batch by batch what we learned: 1. most projects do great with shared warmed-up Reddit accounts 2. a few niches never work: supplements, gambling, trading, and nsfw. those subreddits delete product recommendations on sight 3. a bad-fit customer costs a lot and can wipe our account pool. they get zero results, they churn, and their removed comments hurt accounts other customers rely on 4. so filter by fit, not by signup date as of today: - the waitlist is gone, anyone can sign up - bad-fit niches get routed to dedicated accounts (warmed up ~10 days in their own subreddits) you can now join: http://www.bazzly.ai

there are 2 internets right now 1. where agent swarms run entire companies, everyone’s hiring “AI employees”, and everyone’s chasing the one-person billion dollar company 2. where a real users, paying real money, takes a photo of their laptop screen with their phone to share something the hype wave we all live in makes it feel like everything has changed, and in some ways it has ChatGPT just hit 1.2 billion weekly users, which sounds massive until you realize about 85% of the world still doesn’t use it we’re debating superintelligence while most people are still figuring out how to share a screenshot both of these realities are true at the same time and there’s real money in building for both

10 months ago I made 15 predictions for 2026 time for a quick review: ✅ got it right 3. AI security became a mess, you scan found ~5,000 vibe-coded apps leaking medical records and company docs 4-5. nobody managed to label AI content, and no "receipts" standard stuck 7. AI moved inside the tools. code, browser, inbox, CRM. the chat box is just one place among many now 11. memory is the moat. the AI tools I still pay for are the ones that remember my context 15. agent marketplaces never really took off ❌ got it wrong 2. agents still can't shop like humans. almost every AI-assisted purchase still ends with a human clicking "buy" 8. I said gen video peaked in 2025. then Revid had its best year ever 😅 🤷 too early to call 1. Google - half right, it's close 6. humanoids - great demos, nothing i can buy yet 9, 10, 12, 13, 14 - you tell me 6 right, 2 wrong, 7 still open what's the most surprising story here?

it's literally this simple to run an army of AI UGC creators

wild discovery: on my latest test, 65% of the listicles AI cited had "2026" in the title

RT Ayush Garg next 3 months I'll be running this exact playbook

https://x.com/i/article/2113633101888847874

when things don't go the way you hoped and the success you were waiting for isn't showing up keep shipping at some point, something happens an opportunity shows up and you only see it, and catch it, because you're moving keep moving

one of our users replaced half of his SDR team with a single agent on Squad 👀 every new signup gets researched, scored and a personal email drafted automatically. here’s the exact workflow so you can copy it: - it wakes up on every new lead, whether that’s a new account, a lead magnet download or a website form - it checks the email domain first. personal emails like Gmail get skipped, and company domains move on to the next stage - then it researches the company from their website, the founders’ LinkedIn and X, and public data to work out what they do, how big the team is, who makes the call and what they probably need - it scores the lead against your ideal customer and picks the angle for the email - it saves everything to your CRM or a sheet, so nobody gets researched twice - it sends you a short brief instead of a data dump: who they are, which tool they’re likely paying for today, why you’re a fit, and a ready-to-send draft you reply send, edit or skip. obv nothing goes out without your yes it keeps a running doc of which angles get replies, so every email gets sharper than the last one sales teams pay SDRs to do this by hand, and even then only for their best leads this agent does it for every single lead, and you can set it up on http://Squad.so in literally one conversation

just spent $100k in ... windows 🤯 (yes they are big .. but still) the process was a nightmare and this is a MASSIVE opportunity the process is extremely confusing, too many choices, too many constraints, in like every little details, and extremely expensive and 80% of people we talk to in this space don't actually use AI (or like a random thing on ChatGPT free version) if i had to start from 0, i would definitely go into a physical business, make it AI-native and prepare for the robotic revolution

Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, Copilot - this Outrank user shows up in all of them 🤩 they're a Shopify pet treats brand team of 2, so content was always "on the back burner" domain rating 1 very few backlinks organic traffic basically 0 now it's 1,000+ users a month from organic, 95% of it from the blog DR went from 1 to 31 their words: "it has completely changed the trajectory of our store's organic traffic with almost no lift from our internal team" publications are now reaching out to partner with them love seeing our users win like this ❤️

today feels weird 2022: sold my startup for $10m thought that was the peak 2024: restarted from 0 today: realized my products made more since 2024, than the exit I had in 2022 🤯 one takeaway: you can always go further than you think

calling for people with taste 👀 working on the living space in the future chalet i have doubts about the wood stove wondering if a big fireplace would be better what do you think?

people think blogs are dead ... but blogs are still the easiest way to build backlinks, swap links, build competitor-alternative pages, publish listicles and eventually get mentioned by AIs free blog hosting on Outrank is actually being tested for a few days .. and i feel this is gonna be big

I'm making Outrank free to host blogs every Outrank user needs a blog to publish on it never felt fair to make them sign up for another tool and pay another subscription just for that so now we're making it free for you to host your blogs: - live in about a minute: drop in your website, pick a design, done - your own domain included, even http://yourbrand.com/blog - templates, newsletter forms, analytics without cookies - sitemap, llms.txt and structured data set up for Google and AI search - 3 free AI-written posts to get started - free up to 10,000 visits a month, no credit card now you have a place to publish your articles from here, Outrank can take over: keyword research, 30 SEO articles a month, backlinks from real sites, and help you get mentioned by ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, all on autopilot even if you never use Outrank for the backlinks or articles, I think this is the best place to host a blog right now on your own domain, built for Google and AI search, no plugins, and no hosting cost start here: http://outrank.so/free-blog

i lost 500ml of blood today 😅 go give blood, you can save a life

Google has the opportunity to do the best thing

this week I learned: you can run a real website INSIDE a tweet 🤯 people click, type and play in it without ever leaving the timeline 3 days ago I saw @tarasshyn do it since then I've shipped 3: - a multiplayer pile where you throw others - a red pill vs blue pill tower defense game - my newsletter signup (it's the card below, try it) here's exactly how: 1. add the player card tags to your page twitter:card = player twitter:player = the URL X loads inside the tweet twitter:player:width = 640, height = 480 twitter:image = the poster people see first 2. let X embed your page add a frame-ancestors header that allows X .com and remove any X-Frame-Options 3. post the exact final URL https + www, zero redirects 4. build for the sandbox X runs your page in a locked frame -> forms don't submit (send with fetch), no login, open links in a new tab 5. design for 2 screens desktop: it runs inside the tweet mobile: people see the image, tap, and X's panel covers the bottom 30% of your page check it live 👇

if I had to make my first $1,000 online again in 2026, I wouldn't build a startup fyi: in August alone, I paid $37k to affiliates and creators who market my products with their content one of my users has even made over $75k just by setting up my $99/month product so here are the 5 things I'd do instead: 1. set up AI agents for boring local businesses a dentist doesn't want "an AI agent". he wants his phone answered, his reminders sent and his reviews replied to I run 8 agents across my own companies, and most local businesses still run zero At Squad, we have partners getting paid $3k every time they set up Squad for a client 🤯 (dm me if you want to do this btw) knowing 20 plumbers is what actually takes work 2. remake ads that already work, for businesses that can't make their own search your client's competitors in Revid's Meta and TikTok ad viral search and save only the ads that have been running for 30+ days nobody keeps paying for an ad that isn't working, so those are the proven winners remix those ads with Revid for your client, and they get to skip months of testing 3. get paid per view, not per follower on Clipatra, brands pay creators for every verified view. in the first 3 weeks of beta, creators posted 38 videos, got 500k views and earned $4,266, which works out to roughly $8.50 per 1,000 views you don't need a big account for this, you just need one video that works 4. promote the tools you already pay for most of that $37k I paid in August didn't go to professional marketers. it went to people who already used my products every day and just said so in public if you're paying for a tool you love, you're probably sitting on an affiliate link you haven't claimed yet 5. start a blog on one boring niche and let it pay rent pick a topic you’ve actually lived. it doesn’t need to be ambitious, it just needs to be something you understand better than almost everyone searching for it. it can be as simple as coffee. if you know coffee bet...

OMG THIS IS sooooo cool you absolutely need to HIT this 👇 it blew me away that you can do this (better on desktop - works on mobile) https://www.tmaker.io/subscribe

X want to be the next Youtube but: "everyone knows posting vid on X is usually pretty destructive for reach" is this true? i looked at top founders and creators, results are fascinating: 👉 https://tmaker.io/video-on-x

X want to be the next Youtube but: "everyone knows posting vid on X is usually pretty destructive for reach" is this true? i looked at top founders and creators, results are fascinating: 👉 https://tmaker.io/video-on-x https://x.com/ashnichrist/status/2110769155683045790

it’s the first time I’m hunting on Product Hunt for someone else 👉 http://producthunt.com/products/signwith?launch=signwith everyone on X is building AI tools for other founders but @01ayushgarg built a pay per doc e-signature tool for therapists, tutors, daycares, vet clinics and local electricians today 1,000+ businesses that don’t care about AI use it, it makes real money, and it’s launching on his birthday 🎂 go show him some love ♥️

RT Taras I made a few changes to my X posts, and now I get 100x more engagement. I recently read @tibo_maker's newsletter about X, and 3 points stuck with me: > If a post flops in 30 minutes, fix the hook and repost. > People bookmark what they’ll use later. > Long beats short. So I applied these lessons to my posts, and the results were massive. Instead of a one-liner like "My project is on Vercel", I wrote a longer how-to guide that was worth bookmarking. The difference? Before: 1K impressions and 2 bookmarks. After: 30K impressions and nearly 1K bookmarks.

if you want to be mentioned by ChatGPT, you need to be on reddit Reddit is still an incredible platform, but it's crazy hard to crack ⚠️ don't use your own Reddit account you will get banned incredibly fast there are a few tools for that 👇 (not cheap)

RT AlbertoM I can’t believe @tibo_maker emails are literally free so much value, completely free of charge.

I’m making my founder community free but only if you can prove you make $1k/month why so strict? because I want to build the best community for founders and only the serious ones the best conversations happen between people who already built something people pay for, or are serious enough to pay to join even with just 1 spammer and the community gets annoying but when it works, it’s wild yesterday alone, a member shared an X trick that absolutely blew my mind. I’ve been growing on X for 5+ years and I had never seen it 🤯 (no, I won’t share it here. it stays in the room 👀) what you get, free: • a Slack room with 250+ verified bootstrapped founders • channels with founders at your stage ($1k+, $10k+, $100k+) • a weekly 1:1 with a founder in your revenue band and if you want to go deeper, the calls are $99/month: AMAs with me, deep dives on members’ real problems, and guest sessions where @marclou, @illyism, @wickedguro and @robj3d3 broke down exactly how they grew after every guest session I’ve said “that was one of the best sessions we’ve done” it probably sounds like a line by now but I meant it every time 😅 join here: http://tmaker.io/founders see you there

imagine 50 employees standing in your office doing nothing. just staring at you. all day you ask one of them for something, they disappear for 20 minutes, come back with a perfect report... and go back to staring at you that's exactly how having AI agents feel and it creates the worst feeling: waste every agent sitting there is time and resources wasted, so I stay at my desk all day, feeding them work, one prompt after another that's how you end up with the "fried brain" what's changing: > STOP prompting the agents it's very hard, but I have to force myself to move everything to Squad, and build ... ROUTINES every workflow, every work, needs to run independently, without me triggering it and without me reviewing it. it's hard and needs time to set up, but Squad helps a lot. real examples: • support tickets triaged every hour • bugs go to a dev agent • check stats and build accordingly • backlink pitches answered in my voice • X timeline → 3 tool ideas each morning • I tap one, it ships the same day • nightly AI benchmark runs alone • daily video, made on a schedule • find lead & outreach • reply and close sales a lead agent runs the team, and every workflow runs as a loop. nobody waits for me anymore piece by piece, everything that was done by humans is moving to Squad the agents stopped staring at me 🙏

when the SEO king praises your SEO product 🤯 every time I start a new product and domain, I plug it on Outrank, fastest way to rank and get mentioned by LLMs

RT Ezra Google is becoming a MAJOR organic traffic source for us. And it's translating into real revenue growth too... Here are the 3 things that we're doing to build search and AI traffic... 1. @outrank_so for building backlinks and content generation. then I layer on @squad_so_ to continue building out more content and improve the content from Outrank. More on that below. TBH outrank is the sole reason we're at a 21 DR after just a few months. All on autopilot. (Both products @tibo_maker is involved with, no affiliation on my side, just really like them.) 2. @bazzlyai for finding reddit posts in our niche to comment on. This helps us get cited more by AI and we try to comment on posts that are also ranking Google. 3. Some of our highest ranking pages are NOT blogs, but they're product pages and examples pages. So for us, we make landing pages, so we're just creating swipe files of landing pages for people to discover. They've been getting cited a lot by AI and ranking on Google. Now using @squad_so_ to automate the process of finding landing pages and adding them to our /examples page. Very effective. Most of the pages we add to our swipe file have nothing to do with our product, but they bring in the right kind of traffic. Highly recommend working on product pages and examples pages for your product. #seo #ai #aeo #buildinpublic

tis new backlink offer is our fastest growing product huge opportunity to monetize your domain or blog 💸 just connect your domain (1-click create a blog if you don't have one) and we will publish sponsored content and you earn ✨ start here: https://outrank.so/sell

btw, I may have found the ultimate way to fight AI replies 🤣 I am sure no AI can play this 👇

AI was supposed to make us work less I've never been this tired in my life most days I have up to 10 agents running at the same time. one fixing a bug, one writing pages, one refactoring something I already forgot I asked for, 3 other I have no idea what they are doing but i suppose i ask it? and I jump from conversation to conversation all day compared to 5 years ago, I probably context switch 100x more by the end of the day my brain is fried. completely toasted. nothing left, not even for the people I love I call it the fried brain effect thought it was just me but almost every founder I talk to lately says the exact same thing we got superpowers, and somehow the pressure only went up. if you can ship 10x more, you feel like you have to ship 10x more. every single day I don't have a solution honestly I have no idea where this goes from here anyone else feeling this?