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Every long-form video you watch could’ve made its creator thousands in organic reach. Clipping turns 1 hour of content into 30–50 viral shorts. This is the new billboard.

Clipping is the way forward And nobody in tech (except maybe @im_roy_lee ) is good at it

The ones who make it aren’t the smartest or luckiest. They’re the ones who keep standing up after every fall. Your next attempt might be the one.

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Been working on a new site for weeks, ready to launch - and now Paypal hit us with a restriction slowing everything down. For those selling digital products mainly to US, what’s the best payment alternative you’ve used?

Day 2 of marketing in public Tried posting in a few other subreddits where I thought my audience might be, but it didn’t take off like yesterday — just 465 views and 12 upvotes. Not every shot lands. On the plus side, my Verizon SIM finally arrived 🙌 Paired it with an extra phone + VPN so TikTok is now optimized for the US. Warming it up as another acquisition channel alongside Reddit. Curious — what early channels worked best for you? Did you double down on one or test across many?

This is Naval Ravikant. • Worth $600 million • Early investor in Uber & Twitter & Bitcoin • Destroyed Hustle & Woke Culture • Calls himself "lazy" He once said: "You will never get rich renting out your time." His philosophy on getting rich (without getting lucky):🧵

@SuleymanBTurac Honestly, no catch. I didn’t promote or mention the product or app at all yet — just shared something I knew that subreddit would genuinely connect with.

@Dnlcrtz Haven’t been too successful on Reddit yet. What’s the catch?

Day 1 — Marketing in public 🚀 We’re wrapping up work on a new startup and getting closer to launch. As a test, I dropped a small post on Reddit yesterday. 24 hours later → 25k views + 1.3k upvotes. Early signs like this make me excited for what’s coming.

In many parts of Asia, a dish with chicken in it is still classed as 'vegetarian' in local restaurants. They're just calling chicken for what it is. A sad vegetable.

Not every project needs to be your endgame. Sometimes a small exit is just a stepping stone — Fuel for your next, bigger swing. Plenty of great companies started that way.

The best growth strategy still starts with one thing: Make something a small group actually uses — and can’t shut up about. Not “tests once” Not “signs up and forgets” Not “likes the landing page” But opens it daily. Shares it. Complains when it breaks. Forget channels for a bit. Forget scale for a bit. Make it so good for a few, they end up doing the first 10x growth for you.

If AI lets non-developers replace junior developers, imagine what it lets junior developers do.

@natiakourdadze Retention > reach. Happy users do the marketing for you.

The founder doubled MRR from $15K to $35K overnight using this cancellation flow:

@avalentef Facts. Just sticking around already puts you ahead.

@Dnlcrtz at the end, the ones who don't give up are the ones who win.

Every app niche looks crowded in 2025. But that’s a good sign. It means people care. It means the problem’s real. Crowded just means proven. There’s still room — if you stick with it.