Alex Boyd

@LLMJunky @moltbook for sure, silicon valley rumormongering etc (I'm from there so....)

@AlexBoyd08 @moltbook yeah i totally get it, and appreciate you. i'm not saying its real either, he could have been duped. idk. i just know he's not being a malicious click baiter

Okay I knew the guy who sold @moltbook was a multi millionaire after this deal, but hold on. WHAT? $200 MILLION DOLLARS? There's absolutely no way. Wow.

@LLMJunky @moltbook i don't know him but will take your word for it - i meant, generally

@AlexBoyd08 @moltbook for sure but siqi isn't one of them

@yashhq_22 oh I think some people are building audiences 😇

Everyone's building AI tools. Nobody's building an audience. The tool with distribution wins.

pro tip just dont build b2c

@codyschneiderxx ^^your life will be so much easier

@tibo_maker i wonder if this is still considered valid A/R on their books.

I feel bad about our "failed payment" email sequence 4 email over 2 weeks ... .. but then I find out about Datadog still sending emails, 2 years after the first failed payment, for a company I am not related to anymore, which doesn't even use the product anymore 🤷‍♂️

@CalebPanza @postforme_dev yes, it's definitely not a "definitely works" vs "doesn't work" thing. if your competitors' customers are just screaming for a better alternative, and the high CPCs are economical for you, it can work; but it totally depends on the competitor, your advantages over them, etc

@AlexBoyd08 @postforme_dev That makes a lot of sense, honestly! Have you tried running ads on competitor keywords?

At what point should we consider running ads for @postforme_dev ? Are they all that effective for early stage Saas?

@LLMJunky @moltbook lots of straight up misinformation out there, X monetization drives people to say outlandish shit

@AlexBoyd08 @moltbook no idea bro. might not even be true.

@nxthompson and linkedin is fast overtaking reddit recently too

Wild. Reddit and LinkedIn account for almost a quarter of all citations from the top LLMs.

@arvidkahl good tip.

If you do AI inference via OpenAI’s API, you should use the flex tier for half price. My requests always try to use flex tier first, and on 429 / 500 errors, I use the default service tier. 95% of my requests are flex. 2 tries flex, then fall back to standard. Massive cost cut.

@marclou people are screaming for something better than the alternatives...

✅ 12K+ registered buyers on TrustMRR ✅ 9K+ active in the last 30 days

@Tobby_scraper you really don't need to reinvent the wheel, just help people!

3 months = $3,100 generated 🔥 I'm glad to see users paying everyday my SaaS. I solve one single problem. Thanks all for the support 🫡

@wickedguro that spike tho 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Such a round and nice number

@TeeDevh you're probably right, plus it has enterprise value whereas the tech job does not

For me, building a SaaS to $5k/month feels more achievable than getting a $5k/month full-time dev job. Maybe it’s just my path 😐

@james406 the amount of people who want to book a call with me to waste my time, is enormous - just send me an email with a video, i'll watch on my own time

ever since i was a kid, i knew i wanted to book a quick 5-minute demo to learn more about your agentic AI platform that saves most customers 90 minutes a day in manual tasks

Dear everyone: There will be no permanent underclass. Nobody is getting left behind. Nothing is 'cooked'. Stop it. Just... stop it. Thanks, -Alex

@oliverhenry no they won't they'll just, maybe, start using them in the future

The amount of people who don't use personal AI agents is astonishing. They are going to be left behind.

@waronweakness lots of activity but claude doesn't care if you made money, just that you paid your anthropic bill

I've started using Claude. It's great but I can see how someone can spend 20 hours a day on this thing and feel like they accomplished something when they've done nothing.