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@_sgarbini Makes sense. Write for one and attract the one

i've never used paid rt's. never written a thread. never used famous people to farm content. these tricks attract followers who will never buy anything. every post you write should attract 1 paying client.

Dear Founders, The best product in the room loses to the best marketed product every single time. Way before you start building your product--the first thing you must do is finding the customer. If you have figured out who is going to pay you for your product, you have solved the 90% of the problem of marketing. Before building, think of how to sell it first. That's exactly where the real growth is.

@AryanBains2 @SuperMindApp Congratulations for the launch. Great concept

Just launched something I've been building for months. Genuinely nervous and excited at the same time. @SuperMindApp

@VishvamX Warm leads are the best ones. Reddit is a community that's filled with genuine people and when you genuinely interacted with them, they got the chance to know you better. And be it small or not, it's an achievement worth celebrating.

We just got our first B2B client. There was a post on Reddit asking for a "Good dictation app for professional marketing people." I replied, explained why we exist, how we are different, and included a brief sales pitch. I also shared my email address. They emailed me, and we had a meeting. I explained our tool, Directories, features, and how it saves time. It was a good conversation. At the end they said, "Okay, give us some time." A week later they purchased a 20 team license. It isn't a huge deal, but it feels significant to get new clients from Reddit. I'm quite active on Reddit for this kind of outreach and didn't expect anything, but sometimes a simple Reddit post works better than a Funnel. You might not think Reddit is a good place, or maybe you think "Reddit is a place where only elite people exist." But it's not like that. Reddit is a really good platform for any new startup because most of the people who post on Reddit are genuine. They are honestly looking for a good tool, a good service, or a real connection. Quora is another good marketplace for startups. If someone wants help in this, I am in this field. I am open for chat. You can DM me or leave a comment. - Written with @VoiceeeX

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There’s a reason why most capable founders with their amazing products fail to reach the right audience. It is not focusing on MARKETING as the first step!

@jvalaj13 @bluewmist Keep going and eventually things find their ways to work out

@bluewmist if ur not dead it’s not over - just a chapter of your life, don’t get too caught up in it.

To all men who survived rock bottom, what’s one piece of advice would you give a man who feels like giving up right now

@yashhq_22 As long as the product pays value it doesnt really matter if its a solo founder or team. But its a golden era where solopreneurs are shining and standing out

$10k MRR used to mean a real company. soon it’ll mean a solo founder, 3 AI agents, and a focused niche. the bar to build is gone. the bar to distribute is everything.

@realritaeno That prt is the hardest of all. But fruitful

Brand visibility is easier with results. But... while you wait, focus on getting better at what you do Learn, practice, embrace mastery, and share ur wins, however small (You may need to do some free work) The point is to build YOU first. It becomes easier to build anything.

@josefbuettgen This is really helpful. I have spent hours finding the right domain for my clients while naming their businesses. Sometimes Id spwnd hours to optimise my chosen name to the available domain. Im gonna try this. Thanks for sharing!

How to find a great and free .com domain for your SaaS.

@DanielAchog I learned this lesson when it happened with me. How basic yet we tend to miss it

A year ago, I was sending 20 messages a day to 7-figure+ entrepreneurs and getting ghosted. Thought it was the offer. Nah. Thought it was the niche. Nah. Thought it was my follower count. Nah. What was it? I was trying to sell people who had never seen my name before. They had no reason to trust me so they just didn't respond lol. Then one day I started commenting on their posts first. I only DM'ed when I was 69% sure they knew my name. The result? More people started responding. Before you enter a room full of giants make sure they know who you are.

@OnatAksaray Clients like these feels like magic. I once had a chance to work with someone like this. She was so calm and great. The instinct to trust someone is valuable.

My first $250 client: - 1 hour sales call - Follow up call - DMs My first $2.5k/mo client: - Closed in chat without exactly knowing the process. Why? One word: Trust.

@theandreilucian Clients like these hurt. They also make you want to self-doubt but the lessons are worth learning. Surely after a few months when things no longer work he will remember your efforts

Just found out my last client blocked me. And honestly… I’m not even surprised anymore. 🧵 We started working together for $500/month. Yes… $500. He had 0 followers when we started. First month? Not gonna lie, it was painful. Barely any engagement. Barely any views. Barely any momentum. First 2 weeks: Max 100 views per post Maybe 3-4 comments But I stayed consistent. Same routine every day: - Content. - Engagement. - DMs. - Replies. - Networking. Nothing fancy. Just execution. Then out of nowhere… BOOM. His account exploded. 820 followers in 24 hours. I still remember that day like it was yesterday. Refreshing the page like: “No way this is real.” In less than 60 days… He went from 0 → 1,100 followers. From nothing… to a real audience. And that’s when things changed. Suddenly, he started acting like growth is easy. Fast forward 3 months… I message him respectfully: “Hey man, you’re doing great. I love working with you and I’d love to keep building this. But we’ve been working for months and $500 is extremely cheap. It’s not personal or offensive… it’s business. We need to move to at least $2,000/month.” What happens next? Silence. A full week. No response. Then he finally replies: “Budget problem.” Sure. But here’s the crazy part… Right after that… He hires a “copywriter”. And when I say copywriter, I mean: A guy with 100 followers across all platforms. - No results. - No audience. - No proof he ever built anything. Yet somehow… THIS was the person giving me feedback on content. Imagine growing someone’s account from 0… And then getting “tips” from a guy who never grew anything in his life. That was the moment I realized: Cheap clients don’t just pay you less. They also treat you like you’re worth less. - They want a lot. - They demand more. - They drain your energy. And the moment you ask for fair payment… they replace you with someone cheaper. A week later, his teammate messages me: “We want to pause the agreement. Financials are down.” Okay. Then today I checked his account… Blocked. 💀 After the strategy. After the consistency. After the growth. Blocked. And honestly? That’s when I learned the real lesson: Working cheap is the worst thing you can do. Yes, at the start, maybe it makes sense. First 1–2 months? Fine. To build trust and prove results. But after that? If you don’t increase your price, you destroy: - Your authority. - Your time. - Your energy. - Your self-respect. And the worst part? You’ll get replaced by someone worse… because cheap clients don’t care about quality. They care about cost. So if you’re reading this: Charge more. If they can’t afford you after you bring results… They were never your client. They were a short-term deal. There are endless opportunities in this world. And $500/month is insanely cheap for real growth work. So yeah… I got blocked by the client I helped go from: 0 → 1,100 followers Including 820 followers in 24 hours. ( to 2,5k followers and sometimes a bigger engage than me) And I’m not mad. Because I didn’t lose a client. I just removed a bad business relationship. Follow @theandreilucian for more content.

@Clintonkadry Wow the dedication to do 200+ replies a day. Just curious to know how much time does it take for you to reply 200+ accounts. Do you often reply on the same accounts or find new people? Can I dm u and bother you with more questions, plz?

My first ghostwriting mentor fucked me up. He wasted 3 months of my time telling me to: → Post 5 times daily → Send 10 DMs daily Still, I barely got 35+ followers per month. Now? I got 491 followers in the last 4 weeks by: → Posting once daily → Writing 10+ great DMs daily → Leaving 200+ comments daily Because I changed my mentor. Not everyone helping you wants you to win. Some just want to suck the life out of you.

@Clintonkadry Hey Clinton, would you mind checking my account and see if I have something to support to great ppl like you? Your post just encouraged me to ask this

Sometimes, whenever I get a comment, I check out the person’s page and comment back. But some people make it hard by posting… generic content and platitudes. If you want support, give people something to support.

@_sgarbini What do I need to do to win your trust and get the opportunity to work under you and learn from the best?

Me 3 months ago: - 15hr workdays - Running 8 X accounts - Making $4k/mo I had clients and income. But I didn’t have a business. Fast forward to now: - I work 2hrs/day - Went from $4k/mo → $20k/mo - Got my life back Here’s a takeaway from every month that helped me get here: 1. Delegate fast At my worst point, I was writing 15hrs/day for clients. If I wasn’t working, nothing moved. That’s when I realized something uncomfortable: The bottleneck wasn’t demand. It was me. So I made a decision most people delay for too long. I delegated 50% of my workload. Not to random freelancers. To people I already knew. People who: - I met online - work ethic I trusted - reliability I’d tested over time That move freed up a massive amount of time. I didn’t use that time to take on more client work. I used it to focus on my personal X page. For the last 3 months, i’ve been intentional with my content. The result? - 4 clients closed directly from inbound DMs - More time to attend onboarding calls - Higher close rates And most importantly: I got my personal life back. Time with family and energy to plan my wedding. Working on my personal page introduced me to a new audience I never had access to before. That never happens when you’re buried in 15 hrs of work. 2. Staff Training The hardest part isn’t hiring. It’s trusting someone else to meet your standards. That’s why most founders quit delegation too early. I fixed this by putting systems in place before expecting results. Here’s what that looked like: - A Notion doc with my entire writing framework - A second doc breaking the framework into principles that apply across industries - Clear examples of what works and what doesn’t Within 2 weeks, my writers were producing content not far off my level. My first writer grew an account +2.4k followers in 1 month. That’s when it clicked: When your team is aligned you’ve multiplied your output without multiplying your workload. That’s how I got my workday down to 2 hours. Without systems: - Delegation creates chaos - Quality drops - You lose business With systems: - Quality stays consistent - Output scales - You grow the business. 3. Rebranding Early on, pricing was my biggest problem. I had clients paying $500/mo I wasn’t being underpaid because of skill. I was underpaid because of how I framed what I did. So I changed 1 thing: Stopped selling myself as a ghostwriter. I positioned as a growth partner. Here’s how you can do the same: - Offer a guarantee: refund in 3 months if “xyz result not achieved” - Create a funnel: low ticket → mid ticket → high ticket - Increase your prices: attracts premium audience Today, I have a client paying $7k/mo. I also cleaned up my funnel: Personal content → inbound DMs DMs → onboarding calls Calls → retainers In the last 3 months, inbound DMs increased +400%. This is the subtle part most people miss. Execution matters but positioning decides who shows up. These changes didn’t just grow my business. They changed my life. I’m happier with my business. I’m happier with my body. I’m happier in my relationship. All from 3 simple steps: 1. Delegation gives time 2. Systems scale operations 3. Positioning increases pricing If rest makes your business fall apart, you will fall apart with it.

@NickHu150 A great concept. I would love to test and see the results it brings

Just launched GoWell on Product Hunt! 🚀 Building this AI health app solo hasn't been easy, but I'm genuinely happy. I want to turn this into a real product & business. Any advice from fellow builders would mean everything: producthunt.com/products/gowel…

It would be really helpful for many sellers out there who fail to understand what and where things went wrong. Love the concept of 'Boo' haunting the carts especially. 👻 Since you're just launching, are you planning on using a founder-led brand or a dedicated page for CartGhost? I’ve got some thoughts on how you could leverage narrative strategy to fill that 70% gap even faster. Mind if I DM?

@ScriptCraftista Yeah! On average around 70% of carts get abandoned online, many of those can be recovered by following up beinging back decent $$$.

I built an AI app to help e-comm merchants recover lost sales. Say 'Hi' to Boo, the ghost from CartGhost. You just invite him to live on your store. He'll haunt every abandoned shopping cart in real-time. Sending a follow-up on WhatsApp and talking to your customers. He answers questions and offers discounts when he sees fit. Onboarding the first merchants now. DM me for early access!

@OrcaSheets @ProductHunt Congrats for the launch.

*takes a deep breath, ok, calm down. it's not that serious.* we're live on @ProductHunt and you better check us out, or we make you write the Monday report by hand. 🫠 this way, please → producthunt.com/products/orcas…