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all the most successful startups are all doing this rn they have multiple accounts where they all post different formats, different content, and post them consistently push out 20 to 30 videos a day, if you post 300 to 1,000 videos a month there is no way that you are not going to succeed… but doing that all by yourself is basically trying to push a 50-pound boulder up a mountain the short cut loop to that is Content Rewards on Content Rewards, you can launch a campaign, put a budget suddenly overnight, you have 30+ accounts with your app's branding that are consistently posting for your brand because they want to earn the campaign money you can specify a viral format, and put them in a drive and get them to your creators creators will multiply the viral format and post 20, 30, even 50 times a day and all of this is before you even spend a dollar you only pay clippers/creators when they generate views for you $0.12 cents to $1 cpm on verified views only that's exactly how we're getting brands super bowl level views in such short time and spend

Monday bad bad have to go to office…😂

Check out this song I made! suno.com/s/QnkwlHkfoS3B… Damn AI is evolving fast 😳

@athcanft Shame on him bro. Building mobile apps will eventually counter these problems as you don’t own the platform. It’s like building an empire on the sand. I prefer web but I guess that’s not where most revenue from…

shameful behaviour

@seraleev Shame

Guideline 5.6. Developer Code of Conduct. Manipulation.

@athcanft 😂😂🙈don’t look at me..

i give free advice on here full well knowing 99.99% of you will not action it

@Anaya_sharma876 MacOS is just better for personal use… Linux is the best when without UI interface.

If Linux is so powerful… why do most developers still use macOS?

@sonyxperia Their way of developing software sucks but that is also opportunity for foreign folks to get a relevant job there. The more good at developing the harder to get a job. 😏

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@athcanft The same ideology literally applies to everything else.. just not have the courage to do it fast😳

when you start out as an entrepreneur, you generally don't have much money, you have to do everything yourself; designing, building, marketing, financials... slowly but surely you gain experience in each field and it doesn't feel like you're making any progress, but you are as the years go on, you become much more experienced, you waste less time, less money, and start making more efficient decisions, for example; - knowing when to kill a project - knowing who to partner with - knowing what customers want you iterate faster, you are less emotional and more analytical, you see how the game works and you learn to play it better so yes at the beginning you don't have much chance, but the more time you put in, and the more you learn how the game works, the more money you make

@athcanft Always see crazy wins, seldomly see crazy failures on X👀

when you scroll X and see people making $10K, $100K, $1M a month remind yourself: - it could be fake - their margins could be <10% - its possible, it just takes time - you are seeing the top 1% - the algo doesn’t show you the “grind” that got them there when it feels like everyone but you is winning, remember these things efforts compound exponentially - it’s very slow at the beginning, but there is an inflection point where it all starts coming out of nowhere the people that lose are the ones who get frustrated in the “grind” and give up don’t be a loser

Others on tutorial hell while I’m in a certification hehell😳

My first app only gets updated once every 7 months, yet it still generates revenue with almost 99% profit margins. 90% of the marketing is automated. It still gets around 300–500 downloads per day, 100% organic. My workflow is usually: - Build 1 app - Start organic with 1–2 accounts first - If users subscribe even before the app goes viral, it means the PMF can grow - Scale manually first to find the winning format - Then automate the winning formats - Scale the number of accounts - Accumulate profit to be ready for paid scaling later when you find a high-conversion app - Be ready to abandon the app if the conversion is not actually good enough

Everyone needs to have a balance of social, health and wealth.

start by pricing your app at: - weekly $9.99 - yearly $49.99 no monthly, keep it simple increase/decrease the pricing for optimal conversion rate

@athcanft Great to see long videos these days 😳

roasting your apps → each app gets 15-20 seconds → feature & pricing advice → no nonsense, purely my view enjoy :)

@ThinkEarnBig So true

3 Pictures with Deep Meaning: 1.

@Wisdom_HQ The answer is she first having fun with jack then go with Joke years later 😂😂😂😏

Who would she choose?

@LoopandPixels Always wants more always learn more👀😎

WTH is happening with IT industry? First, learn html, css, JS, Python, Java, React, Backend,Databases Then grind endlessly: DSA, LeetCode, System Design, OS, DBMS, CN Then tools & cloud pressure: Git, Docker, AWS, Kubernetes Then new buzzwords: AIML, GenAl, LLMs, Prompt Engineering After all this... you might get a job for 4 Ipa😭