Tireyys

it’s so obvious Clint deactivated his page 😂😂😂

“I’m on bigger things b, wont catch me playing for a small championship team for too long”

Starting a new accountability manager role in the tech sales space today! Will try my best to document everything here. Really optimistic about this.

@scalewithbasem 😂lmao i’m the 1%

99% of appointment setters are literal buttcheeks. It’s such a shame to see the state of that market.

@calebcanales_ Hey Caleb. I sent you a DM hoping you would check it out if you’re free

ill be so deep in the trenches staring at monitors all day that when i try to look around i can't see shit 😂 blue light cooking my eyes

Real nigga but i fuck up sometimes

@daphnebarret_ I sent you a DM kindly please check

This is the same as business owners with no revenue reading some Elon musk slop about leadership like bro you don’t even have a VA

@jerchung @Ibrahimxdarwish Can I send you a DM

@Ibrahimxdarwish Linkedin Organic by far.

Agency owners: what’s your best client acquisition channel right now?

@DrifLotfi I sent you a DM brother

First run Meta ads Then Google/YT Ads Then LinkedIn and the rest This is still the lowest risk order of running ads for most B2B funnels

@azadrosato @lifasst Azad!🔥

@azadrosato @arthuryuzbashew Crazy stuff 🔥

@azadrosato I sent you a DM btw

find the greatness amongst you

@azadrosato Congrats brother!!🔥

@waliet 💯💯

your fundamental belief systems define your entire life "it's okay to rest" = you rest more, work less, make less money "money is evil" = you subconsciously repel it "I'm not ready yet" = you never start changing these beliefs is one of the hardest things you'll ever do. but it's also the only thing that actually moves the needle long term

May you find the courage to disappoint people who expect you to stay small.

@briandonatiello @dimitarangg @adriansolarzz I sent you a DM Brian

@dimitarangg @adriansolarzz This is the part most people miss. You can have perfect deliverability and still fail with a weak offer. The constraint moves to message:signal ratio.

real creators are a bottleneck disguised as an asset it might sound weird to you but a “real” creator takes 5 to 7 days to deliver content. he needs briefs, revisions, days off. gets sick, goes viral for something unrelated and suddenly they're too expensive or too distracted to care about your campaign. on the other hand, an AI ugc operation running at scale produces 50 to 100 variations a day, tests 5 hook formats simultaneously and at the same time it has data on which avatar profile converts best with your specific audience within 72 hours basically runs while you sleep. the argument for real creators in 2026 is not about quality. technology has passed the authenticity threshold that matters for cold traffic conversion. the argument is familiarity and comfort with the old model. but familiarity is expensive when the alternative compounds. we see brands still running creator-dependent ugc campaigns are building acquisition systems with a human bottleneck at the center. and every time that bottleneck gets sick, raises rates, or moves on, the system breaks. the brands running AI ugc infrastructure own the entire production stack. no bottleneck. no rate negotiation. no creative direction battles. reality is that the creator economy isn't going away. but the brands that built their acquisition on top of it without building an AI layer underneath are sitting on a dependency they don't need. - adrian

@waliet Hey Ivelin, kindly please check your DMS

one of the most powerful skills you can have is being able to sound smarter than you actually are i know that sounds insane but it’s true and works in every meeting and dm you're being evaluated on how clearly you can articulate complex ideas in simple terms It’s basic communication the founders who raise money aren't always the smartest in the room, but the ones who can explain their vision in a way that makes you feel stupid for not seeing it sooner doors open fast when you talk well. and they close just as fast when people realize you can't back it up so learn to speak. then learn to deliver. in that order

@iamliamsheridan Sent you a DM Liam

1 SDR, 25 cold emails per day to stay out of spam. 500 sends per month. if your TAM is 8,000 companies, that's 16 months to touch them once. that's the capacity problem. not a motivation problem.