@nateliason Not mentioned - your personal audience is what enabled pretty much all of the distribution. If not for the audience this would be a very different story.
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Jacob W. Bailey
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Jacob W. Bailey
@JacobWBailey
Acquired three businesses, founded a few more. Former diplomat. Scaling a high performance Tax & Accounting Firm. Rarely on social.
Katılım Kasım 2011
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We’ve spent less than $1,000 on API costs btw
Your creativity is a bigger bottleneck than your token budget.
Nat Eliason@nateliason
We’re hitting the limits of what a “ZHC” company can do @FelixCraftAI 150k revenue in 6ish weeks is insane, and there are limits to how much even the best tuned OpenClaw can handle. Might need someone to actually work with him beyond my sporadic texts throughout the day…
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@FranchiseMnA @ShowMeYourCIM You guys are definitely the exceptions. I have dealt with more brokers that had more in common with a lightbulb than the human race than I care to think about. One in particular I would have paid to just go sit in a corner while I got the deal done.
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@ShowMeYourCIM How do we become brokers that get paid for being completely useless?
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I love when guys post stuff like this so I know who to never send deals to
Will Fry@BuySellSMB
Business brokers at closing after being completely useless
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I know a guy running AI podcast interviews as paid ads... 4.2x ROAS.
$0 spent on creators.
$0 spent on production.
Just specific prompting + Calico AI.
Here's 11 AI video tactics brands are using to create viral ads for nearly $0:
1. AI street interviews (you can't tell they're fake)
2. Podcast-style clips that look 100% real
3. Viral food videos with zero kitchen
4. Anatomical video animations
5. Localization at scale — clone ads into any language instantly
6. Try-on videos without a single model
7. Shock hooks getting 47% higher completion rates
8. Product-style commercials
9. POV adventure content for travel brands
10. Real estate transformation videos
11. AI unboxing videos
Most marketers have no idea these exist yet.
I put together a free PDF with the exact prompts for all 11 along with the tool I'm using.
Comment "AI ADS" below, follow, and I'll send you everything (must be following so I can message you!).
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This founder has 16 @openclaw agents for $400/month. His entire company operates while he sleeps.
In the video:
• How he structured 16 sub-agents under one OpenClaw instance
• The cron job system running research, content, code reviews, and outreach 24/7
• Routing cheap LLMs for simple tasks, expensive models for coding
•The Reddit workflow that drove 450+ users to his SaaS with zero ad spend
The founder @VadimStrizheus has the most complete OpenClaw setup I've seen from a solo founder.
Full video is live on YouTube. Comment "Agents" and I'll DM you the link.
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@mindofachaser Oh sweet. Nah dont worry about it then! Just helps if you don't already have that designation.
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@JacobWBailey I’m a RE Pro already, does that change anything or should I still ask about that?
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You know you’re doing well when you impress all the people you hire.
CPA looked at my numbers and said “you’re netting that much with no W-2 employees?”
Yes brother. I am.
I’m a certified bag chaser.
Got a $50,000 line of credit few months ago, just because. When I gave my banker my numbers she paused mid-sentence. Then said “oh wow, you’ve been busy.”
Gave an update to my real estate mentor few weeks ago and he goes “Wow. It’s time we really sit down. I’ll bring [partner of the top tax firm in the state] to the dinner.”
My lawyers. My real estate mentor. My cost seg guy. My realtor. My CPA. His staff accountant. My landscaper. Every professional I sit across from does the same thing.
I started my business in 2022 with $26K in revenue.
Last year, did just over $700K. This year, on pace for $1M+.
In 2020 I took 4 single family homes my parents owned that were grossing $7k a month in rent.
Turned it into 7 homes, 4 duplexes, 2 storage facilities, 2 industrial buildings grossing $70k+ in rent today.
As flattering it is to hear the “good job” comments, what I really need is for these people to stop being impressed and start doing their jobs. Lol.
Less wows. More write-offs!
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@mindofachaser Also ask about the self-rental strategy! It will reclassify all the income and depreciation from your contractor garage property to let you write off the depreciation against your active income w/o the RE pro status.
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Potential $750,000/month client on the horizon
Pray for me
We are in the end game
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@erealander Hey Ethan! I own the longest-running franchise-specific CPA firm in the US. Would love to chat.
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Looking for a CPA (already have bookkeeper). Any recs from the SMB community?
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claude code just made every automation agency look like a joke.
i described an outreach system in plain english.
it planned the architecture, asked me clarifying questions, then built the entire thing autonomously.
14 minutes. zero code. self-healing workflows.
here's what happened:
i said "build me an outreach system that scrapes leads from apollo, researches them, sends personalized emails from my gmail, and hits them on linkedin"
claude code:
→ read my .md file (the secret sauce)
→ asked what type of clients i'm targeting
→ asked how i want linkedin handled
→ designed the full system architecture
→ built n8n workflows for the linear tasks
→ created agentic flows for the complex stuff
→ connected everything to airtable crm
i clicked "yes, allow" a few times.
that's it. that's the whole process.
the .md file is what makes this work. it tells claude how to think about automations - when to use linear workflows vs agentic flows, how to structure them, how to make them self-healing.
without it, claude guesses.
with it, claude builds like a $15K consultant.
comment "CLAUDE" and i'll send you the .md file that makes this possible.
full video breakdown in the comments.
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I've closed $100K+ deals, $1B+ in B2C sales, including a $80M record deal.
...all because I've mastered how to sell to high-status individuals.
I've written an internal doc breaking down:
- The 5 Silent Mistakes that make your sales calls fail with serious buyers
- Nudge Theory Explained: 7 emotional drivers (use these to increase the odds of the sale)
- The Status-Play Opening - why 99% of guru-preached sales openers destroy your credibility (and what to do instead)
This is the document I wish I had when I was just starting out in sales.
I've held nothing back.
Want the full doc?
Follow me + comment "SALES"
I'll DM it to you.
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my team and I are considering launching a local SEO community
inside you’ll find…
- GBP verification without a video
- click through rate manipulation
- A to Z Guide on Local SEO
- how we use Claude internally for SEO
and a hell of a lot more
who’s interested?
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$1.2M industrial real estate deal update.
Seller is offering $20k off the purchase price if I want to go through the permitting process again.
I figure, with the old plans, engineering, site surveys, and approvals all readily available for me.
This process will proponablt cost me less than $10k.
Time wise? I’ll have my Filipino PM run the whole process and will give him a nice bonus if he can get it done.
Pros:
- delays closing, more cash on hand for me (rates and can shop around for lending)
- signed contract with this contingency locks me into the deal (seller can’t shop around)
- going through re-approval means I can design the new plans EXACTLY how I want them
- get to learn more about development as this would be my third development project
Cons:
- little more work (don’t care)
Overall, I’d say we’re heading in the right direction.
MOAC💰🏃🏻♂️💨🏁@mindofachaser
$1.2M real estate deal just hit a wall. I’m not worried. Due diligence is where deals thrive or die. As expected, we have some hiccups. Turns out all of the permits the seller had are expired. Luckily, the seller is in no rush. Instead of renegotiating, I’ll have my PM resubmit all the paperwork on his behalf and simply wait it out until we get approvals and green lights. Best case scenario to be honest. The way things are looking in the markets, I don’t mind having extra cash sitting around for a few more months. Plus I can resubmit the designs and specs exactly how I want them. If they get rejected, I walk away. If they get accepted, I close the deal. Little more legwork than normal, but to be expected on a deal like this. Real estate is a people business more than almost any other business. People sell to people they like. Period. You come across as a no bullshit kind of guy, you don’t pressure anyone, you let the deal breathe. That goes a long way. On top of that the rural millionaires are the best guys to work with. Their handshake is worth more than any contract you’ll ever draft. No ego. No games. Just straight business. My favorite type of person to do a deal with. Overall we are moving in the right direction. I’d rather wait six months with cash in my pocket than rush into a deal with loose ends. That’s all for now. Back to the bag… 💰🏃🏻♂️💨🏁
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I've used Claude Code to build 20+ projects in the last 6 months. Thousands of new users across them. And I've never written a single line of code.
I just dropped a 24-min video with my top 10 tips for non-developers — the exact playbook I use every day to run multiple AI agents that handle work that used to take me a full week.
This is the best beginner guide to learning and building with Claude Code out right now. Every tutorial I found assumes you're a developer. This one doesn't.
I cover everything from first install to running multi-agent workflows — with live demos and real examples for every single tip. How I set up new projects, how I got Claude to match my writing style, how I automate repeatable workflows with one command, and how I run multiple agents working on different tasks at the same time.
I also built a full resource repo to go alongside the video — curated video tutorials, the best skill libraries, plugin directories, MCP server guides, written docs, community links, and a starter CLAUDE.md template you can copy-paste into your first project today.
Comment "GUIDE" and I'll send you the full guide with everything you need to learn Claude Code!
(make sure we're connected so I can DM you)
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@FPasselli94 @KatMartinez0001 @Taxsavvyjessica @AndrewOakleyCPA Very different liability profile though. Assuming this is rental real estate, holding in your personal name is the dumbest thing you can do.
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@KatMartinez0001 @Taxsavvyjessica @AndrewOakleyCPA Two owners of LLC is multi member likely require more than just standard rental return on schedule E
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I know that I'm wrong but one of my pet peeves is married couples placing jointly owned rental real estate into LLCs. #TaxTwitter
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Already at 30k in revenue for next month for cleaning company #2 🧽
We are at 28k month to date right now.
Started this bad boy in December
Meta ads are cookin 🔥
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REPEAT AFTER ME
OpenClaw can now build Reddit traffic on AUTOPILOT
Hook this MCP server to OpenClaw and it:
→ Discovers Reddit threads ranking on Google Page 1
→ Writes natural replies that don't sound like ads
→ Auto-posts + boosts upvotes
→ Tracks everything so you know what worked
Your AI agent now does Reddit marketing for you.
RIP AGENCIES
Comment "MCP" + bookmark this → I'll DM you the link (must be following)
GIF
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@CostaKapo @saracrypto_eth Lombard loans are usually less than 1%
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@saracrypto_eth What does he service the debt interest with? That would be a $30k a month payment without touching the principal.
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Dad buys Bitcoin for $100K.
It grows to $5M.
If he sells, he owes tax on a $4.9M gain.
Instead, he puts it in a trust.
Borrows against it.
Lives tax-free.
Dies holding.
Kids inherit at a $5M basis.
IRS gets $0.
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Anyone wants sales nav advanced at $30 per month ?
(but auto renewing, not like the scam link provider retards - from LinkedIn corporate)
LMK
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I replaced a $200K GTM hire with @openclaw 😱
here's the system that runs my outbound:
step 1: mine LinkedIn engagement
→ @rapidapi scrapes everyone engaging with niche content
→ someone who commented on specific posts = 10x warmer
step 2: enrich + verify
→ Hunter/Apollo finds the decision-maker + email
→ @Perplexity deep research pulls signals like hiring, fundraising, media appearances, quotes
step 3: score against your ICP
→ title, company, signals = ranked 0-100
→ only A-tier leads get touched
step 4: write personalized outreach
→ Claude writes outreach referencing what they ACTUALLY engaged with and talk about
step 5: send via @instantly_ai
→ 3-email sequence. automated follow-ups.
step 6: pre-call deep research
→ @PerplexityComet builds a 1-page briefing 30 min before every call
input: your ICP + niche keywords
output: booked meetings with people who already care
$200K/year GTM engineer → $130/month in APIs.
I packaged the entire system as the First 1000 Kit:
- all 8 @openclaw skills
- every prompt
- tool-by-tool setup
- email sequences that convert
giving it away free.
comment 1000 + like + follow
(must follow so i can DM)
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