Abdullah

Finally breaking the ice, revealing who's behind this account, my background, and what I'm focused on building today. This is my entire internet money journey from start till today. - Start of January 2021 I delved into trying to make money online for the first time. I was a normal 15 year old who grew up living a pretty average life. Never got any handouts from my parents and I always tried my best to do good in school. Up until that point in life, I always believed I would either become a doctor or an engineer. That's the expectation my parents had set for me ever since I was a kid, even though I didn't have a passion for any of that stuff. But during 2021 we all know what happened… NFTs and Crypto started to pop off. And I thought I was being smart by investing (rather gambling) all the money I had saved up... well that quickly went to zero. I’m not sure what happened, but during that year I lost all interest in school and decided I wanted to pursue some sort of business instead. - Fast forward to March/April 2022, I started watching Tate and Iman Gadzhi on a daily basis (I have massive respect for both of them because they sparked a huge pivot in my life that led me to hitting some of the biggest milestones in my life) and I ended up joining hustlers university (I was one of the first 5000 students) - I spent the entire year of 2022 grinding affiliate marketing for Hustlers University and became one of the top earners (Affiliated multi 6 figures in MRR) - During summer of 2023, I took my expertise of growing short form accounts and started my first agency with my twin brother, who had been mastering copywriting during 2022/2023. At this point we landed a couple of clients and hit our first $10k/month in August 2023. - At the end of the year we realized we needed to pivot out of the traditional agency retainer model into something that was more scalable and leveraged. Before the end of 2023 we were selling a commoditized offer which was “Short form content and long form content + a bit of scriptwriting” for clients. The problem was every time we onboarded a new client, we had to onboard new team members. This was the moment we pivoted to info marketing/operating (whatever fancy word you want to call it). Essentially retainer + revenue share agency model. My twin brother had previous experience in growing email lists for small info brands & some ecom brands. And I had experience in growing personal brands via short form and long form content. So we dialed down on learning everything about what makes content go viral and how to scale education companies/info offers purely off of organic traffic. - 2024 was the year we basically reset from zero and had to build our agency back up from the ground. - Signed our dream clients in March 2024 and a client flew us out to London where we hosted our first massive info launch which did almost $300K cash collected in the first month. - In June 2024 we hit our biggest month ever and signed even bigger names in the info space. - In September, Whop flew us out to New York which was a very special trip - Ended of the year with over $10,000,000 in info product sales made for our clients (never did we think we’d hit that milestone so early) - We entered 2025 with a real vision of where we’re headed in business & life - Moved to Dubai in February We’ve made it our goal to share our entire journey on our YouTube channel: @AbdullahXOmar" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@AbdullahXOmar Our goal is to share all the lessons we learn along the way and make sure every single person watching our content benefits from it. If anyone out there reading this feels like they're stuck in a rut right now, keep going, your time will come ❤️ And if this inspired you in any way feel free to comment or dm me and I’ll do my best to guide you in the right direction (because the 15/16 year old version of me would have benefited from it)

Looking for a head of partnerships for Trakyo We're growing month to month $27,000,000 tracked revenue 150+ users making $50k/m to $1M/m Working the biggest creators in the space DM me

@theaymanarab nice beard

Je suis en train de faire le tour du monde mais la routine ne change jamais. On doit encore travailler au moins 8h par jour sinon on va être pauvre

Been spending Q1 of this year just fully focused on growing all of our clients at the agency. I truly feel the most fulfilled when I'm working in my business, growing my team, and scaling offers. DECADE LONG VISION.

@nguyentomyy @IAmAlenSultanic

who’s the goat of copywriting?

@theaymanarab this just made my day 😂

TOP 3 FUNNIEST SALES CALLS OF ALL TIME🤣 WHICH CLIP WAS THE BEST VOTE BELOW

If your friends run a business. Your part time job is to help their business grow. Without asking for anything in return. So many "friends" gatekeep info from each other. Can never be me.

Key development stages that every entrepreneur should go through: - Moving past the 'flex on your hometown friends who doubted you' stage - First big betrayal - Having a key employee get poached - Not caring about instagram anymore - First big loss - Realising that you can just be normal and you will attract better women - Help someone who doesn't want to help themself - Forgiving your parents You will meet many successful guys who can't be normal, act weird, can't be authentic, have no humor, lack accountability, can’t maintain friendships, can’t listen, etc. They made money but thats it

@yegormethod You should really get an account manager from whop if you're making that much. They will hook you up with better rates.

whop's transaction fee's are genuine rape my account average is like 7.2% if you make 500k/year that's $36,000 BBuutt!!! if you get paid from your nextdoor neighbor using balltickle™ pay, it's 2.5%!!! how often does that happen? #metoo

I genuinely believe that any info offer backed with a strong personal brand that already makes $100k/mo and above can double or even triple their business IF they start running bi weekly webinars. My twin brother cooked up this step by step breakdown. This is really everything you need to get started.

@TheInfowiz @JaceEngland1 facts

@JaceEngland1 Hard to track without trakyo.io

This is honestly one of the only content strategies to scale organic in info left

@RyanClogg generational level of "locked in"

Vibes are immaculate.

You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks. It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk. Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.

Claude is really becoming the monopoly of AI. So much new innovations in such a short period of time.

The top guys in info are moving away from DIY programs and building out service based offers. People will pay way more money for a service, with clear deadlines, and outcomes over another regurgitated course.

@shangenflow I built the best youtube revenue attribution software, we've tracked $19M and onboarded some of the biggest creators in the space. Perfect for Genflow We can track the whole youtube flywheel and how many videos they consumed ALSO Per video we can track : Clicks opt ins booked calls cash collected CTR Opt in rate Booking rate $ per view $ per click

Maybe you don't realize how good you're doing in life because you keep raising the bar for youself. Remember that.

Claude limit exceeded Me rest of the day:

Cancel your weekend plans. We're still very early in spring (so it cold outside). You need to start turning AI into your co-founder. • Set up Perplexity Computer • Build an AI system that handles content marketing (ideas → scripts → posts → distribution) • Use AI to run market research continuously • Have AI generate and refine your context docs • Build an AI second brain • Learn tools like Claude Code and start thinking in terms of AI systems, not single prompts • Experiment with agentic systems like Manus

@akibvisuals agreed

@agxkhalid claude is the best one for sure

Claude, gemini, perplexity, and manus. That's the only 4 AI tools you need to make 7-figures/year.

Something that has never made sense to me. Agencies hiring 30-50+ employees and making under $100k/mo. Does the founder hate profit in his bank account? We live in a time where AI can make your company 10X more efficient and you choose not to do it?