Arsalan Amin

This is literally insane 🤯 Everyone's been lying to you I've been posting 10 reels/day for the last 4 days on Instagram And pulled in 500k views All the videos are climbing daily To the point thay Im getting 100k views organically without making new content Shadow bans are literally a lie Just make GOOD content in bulk And post 10 to 20 in a day once you find the winning formats Run a Content Rewards campaign. Or hire a few clippers/ugc/influencers To have 10 people copy the winning formats your find daily. on a $0.50CPM capped That's how you scale to 50M views/mo And over $100k/mo with your app. You as a founder need to start dancing on tiktok, that's the fastest way to grow

this is how to get 360k views in 7 days from one of your UGC creators🔥 first stop treating marketing and virality like a bet and make it inevitable instead how do you do that? with volume and iteration an INSANE amount of it spamming the tl is the first step but with each post you need to learn something new - which text hook? - which clothes? - in the car, in the house or somewhere else? - background color? - which script works best? - how can you incentivize comments? - how can you incentivize shares? - what about likes? first take competitor's videos or viral formats in your niche as your starting point then nail your hook look for consistent 3k views per video once you have that spam the same hook with small variations like clothing or text then work towards the body and CTA of the video most of your work will actually be on the hook tho do this for a couple of months and there's no way you don't have a working format in your hands there's an intangible step here that's actually coming up with the hooks and body but the only way to get this is by brainrotting and just making content there's no way around it no amount of studying or research will teach you how to make good content other than actually making content

today is day 100 since launching my app we reached ~$25k/mo honestly, when I posted "goal is to reach $10k/month in 100 days" I didn't think it would be possible i thought to myself, i would be happy to achieve just half of that. it doesn't hurt to dream big right? but you know what? i think it only worked because we dreamed big so dream bigger if you're a serious founder who's want to build the right product for the right customer, i'm 100% sure that it's a matter of time until you surpass your goals but i'm also 1000% sure if you're just trying the easy way out by creating ai slop, copying apps, and spamming reddit for a quick buck, you'll fail no, this is not about morality. it's about you. you won't learn anything meaningful by creating slop, copying, and spamming. be very conscious about what you're building, experiment more, talk to customers, and learn. be honest with yourself i know it can be frustrating to have no users & no revenue for the first 50 days since launch but guess what - that learning is far more valuable than you think and will get you far it's your knowledge and experience that others can't copy and can't ask ai to replicate your moat and edge isn't your product. it's you. so give yourself some respect and start learning. if you read up to this point, you're probably serious about the game and attempting to build something meaningful. to make up for your time, here's my secret that everyone knows but never practices: 1. launch quick (max 1 week) 2. get user feedback 3. change 1 variable based on feedback 4. repeat yeah it's boring but it works - that's how i got to $25k/mo but key skill here is to ask the right questions if this is something that you're having a hard time with, leave a link to your product and I'll try to reply a question worth asking yourself or your users hopefully that'll shorten the time needed for you to get your first paid customer i learned so much from X, and i'll do my best to give back -- next goal: $1m/year until eoy

today is day 150 of launching my app and we just crossed $35k/mo it's been a while since I last posted about our growth and that's because sharing my journey has been doing more bad than good: - negative reviews from users who haven't even tried out the app - attempts to attack our servers - blatant copycats (so far i've seen 5 with literally the same name, font, screens) - scam dms ofc I expected them to a certain degree but at this point it's making me rethink about the whole point of building in public as it does more harm than good the goal for sharing was to inspire more builders and help them learn from my mistakes i am still hoping to do this in some way or form where I can reach more 'good' people but sharing on X doesnt seem like the best fit, as some people take it in ways that does not make sharing worth it this will probably be my last post until we reach the goal of $1M/year or idk when or i hope someone proves me wrong about my thoughts about sharing my journey! until then, i genuinely hope everyone building with a good heart wins because you guys deserve it keep going my friends.