Jamie
208 posts
Jamie
@SaasUniversity
Helping indie founders launch and scale. 📕 https://t.co/pjCAEWqQrj 📈 https://t.co/pm5XjOl69B
Katılım Haziran 2023
15 Takip Edilen130 Takipçiler
@cesaralvarezll Congrats on the success this month. Where did you see the biggest change? Was it growth on X, or was there something else that led to increased revenue?
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I knew April would be great and it still surprised me.
- Reached 5,000 followers on X
- Grew my app from $132 MRR to $384 MRR
- Hit $1,355 in app revenue (+$828)
- First X monetization: $554
- Landed new collaborations
Ready for May 🔥
César Álvarez@cesaralvarezll
I had a really good feeling about March But it completely blew past every expectation: - +2,000 new followers on X - 4.7M impressions - Monetization unlocked - My app grew from $15 MRR → $132 MRR - Generating over $500 in revenue - Tons of new collaboration opportunities At this point, I don’t even know what April will bring but I know it’s going to be insane.
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CLAUDE CODE CAN PRINT MONEY FOR YOU ON AUTOPILOT 🤯
This Japanese guy got 10 SNS accounts on full auto using Claude Code
> Automated affiliate marketing
> Made 500k yen/month (~$3k MRR)
I did the same with one account and made $1000
AI‑automated affiliates is legit blue ocean.
Tim Jayas@TimJayas
THIS IS INSANE🤯 You can make $1000 per month just by using Claude Code > Automate an TikTok account > Connect it with referral link > Go to sleep This is from a single Instagram account btw
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@ube_codes That's been like that forever. News cycles, anything. The more controversial you are, the more attention you get.
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@siddharthwv Unless you're a really early employee, look how much money Steve Ballmer's made.
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@FarazKhan724 Can you call yourself a founder if you start a company and hire other people to build your product? I don't really see the difference.
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Can you really call yourself a founder if AI built your entire product?
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@dramaricic It helps with overall understanding to direct the AI. However, in terms of memorizing specific syntax, it's debatable.
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@SaasUniversity Does it even worth it to learn coding nowdays?
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Real question:
Are you actually better at coding now,
or just better at using Claude?
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@hthieblot And you can take out everything apart from the bed and the computer.
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@OmriBuilds What that really means is they couldn't acquire customers profitably.
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@Addymiss08 I don't think that's an unpopular opinion. Who's trying to learn ten programming languages at once?
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It's easy to get trapped into building too many features. The "one more feature" trap has always been a thing developers face.
It's better to launch something that solves a very specific problem rather than adding all the bells and whistles you think it needs. Most people probably don't even care about any of what you build.
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I’ve seen founders go from excited to exhausted in 2 weeks.
Not because building is hard.
But because every feature creates 3 new problems.
That’s where most “vibe coded MVPs” quietly die.
Agreed?
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If you're getting traffic to your website, as long as it's good quality traffic, your conversion rate seems all right at five sign-ups. It's just under 2%.
But if you're not converting anyone to paid, there's some issue between people actually signing up, getting value from your product, and deciding they want to pay. The pain point might not be strong enough, or there might be an issue in your conversion funnel.
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@monikabhatii_ For me, Codex has really high or seemingly high token limits. They've also been doing a lot of resetting week to week as they've continued to grow.
If you're doing anything like image generation, their new model is great.
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@Sarthak4Alpha If you can get a local model to help subsidize your frontier model costs, you can delegate tasks.
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