Sean Hyde

@jessethanley @wilbertliu Two situations I've vibe coded solutions for clients that make sense. 1. We had a client with a SAAS they loved that was being sunsetted by the company. 2. We've had clients paying for big SAAS programs that weren't a good fit and they only wanted one feature.

@wilbertliu This is true for every AI consultant tweeting right now.

Unpopular opinion on "SaaS is dead": When you see companies glorifying their vibe-coded custom solutions (usually called workflows), it’s often because their main business isn’t working or they’re pivoting. No one—literally no one—wants to build something outside of their focus area, especially these days when focus and attention have become rare. Prove me wrong though.

@FBCollect_ Have you used FlexDeez card displays at all?

No luck. But I did buy more graded card sleeves so I could ship this out to its new owner. Beautiful card, but it’s time to say goodbye. See ya nerd 👋

Boss asked me to go in early to open up shop, so since I’m up and at ‘em earlier than usual, I’m gonna swing by Target and see if I can’t get lucky

@tomipoint @camolNFT How are you guys displaying these?

@camolNFT Yeah, I know, love this card. First graded card I picked together with my daughter. Been my favorite ever since. 🤩

Another one of the coolest cards in my collection 👀 This card was given to all the staff at the 2017 Pokemon Regional Championship. Show me one of your favorite cards 👇

@traddadlad @damianplayer If you tell me what you need done and I can help you get connected to some good options. The real challenge is that it's all changing so fast its hard to know what to vet an ai consultant on besides specific outcomes.

@damianplayer How do I find and vet out an ai consultant to build me the tools I need

talked to a few execs at a mid-size company last week. no AI tools in their workflow. zero. still running everything through email chains + manual reports. one of them didn’t know what Claude was. only messed around with ChatGPT. these are people managing teams of 50+ employees and eight-figure budgets. and they think this is a fad. nobody outside of this app understands how fast this is moving. and most of them won’t until it’s too late.

Stop building around AI tools. If anyone can buy it for $20/mo, it’s not a moat. Real scale comes from compounding advantages: 1. Proprietary data 2. Embedded workflows 3. Feedback loops Build the engine, not just the wrapper. Here’s the framework. 🧵

Does SEO matter in 2026? Yes; but it’s evolved. Keywords are the baseline. Authority is the variable. AI models aren't looking for words. They're looking for verified 'Entities.' Stop chasing keywords. Start building authority. #SEO #2026Marketing #AI

Your lead gen isn’t failing. Your follow-up is. In 2026, speed wins. If you’re not contacting new leads in 5 minutes, you’re donating them to the fastest competitor. Fix: instant SMS + call + calendar link. Then 6 touches in 48 hours. ideation-digital.com

If you sell a service locally, Local SEO still matters in 2026. People don’t “search” : they pick from Maps. 3 levers that win: 1) Google Business Profile 2) Reviews (volume + recency) 3) Location pages that match intent DM “LOCAL” and I’ll send our quick checklist.

SEO isn’t dead. Old SEO is. People still search in 2026: just not only on Google: • AI answers • Maps • TikTok/YouTube • Reddit The win: be the best answer everywhere. Human-first content + technical basics + real authority.

Google’s new AI Overviews rewards content that solves real customer questions: FAST. Forget keyword stuffing. In 2025, the win is concise answers, real examples, and cutting the fluff. If your info isn’t instant value, it’s invisible.

Google’s new AI overviews change everything: old SEO tactics won’t cut it. If you’re not adapting, you’re invisible. Time to rethink how your business gets found: because traditional search is on life support. Move fast before competitors do.

Stop chasing leads: start attracting them. In 2025, value wins: 1. Show proof, not promises. 2. Answer real questions fast. 3. Make it EASY to contact you. Real action = real leads. #LeadGeneration #SmallBusiness #2025Growth

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@MatznerJon @billyevans I felt it was clear, but I also accept that it's a nuanced topic. A child psychologist can be great just from education, training and experience, but I'd bet the experience of raising children gives them an additional unique perspective they wouldn't otherwise have.

@SeanPHyde @billyevans Do you think that distinction is clear in the original statement?

Eric is a friend but is off base here. By this logic , cancer can only be treated by doctors who’ve had cancer? It’s a viewpoint often shared by modern strains of anti-intellectualism (not saying Eric is one) … “knowledge and wisdom doesn’t appear except through first hand experience” False!

@MatznerJon @billyevans I agree with Billy. The doctor isn't advising on having cancer or getting cancer, he's advising on treating cancer, which he likely has a lot of experience with.

@billyevans Uhh I arguing terms with an attorney - BUCKLE UP AHHHHHHHHHHH