Caesar

On September 13th, CCC Acquisition was born The first Twitter "acquisition" service focused on delivering content, DM setting, and engagement systems for B2B marketing agencies Our first case study consisted of $20.5k added to the MRR of an ecom ads agency in 60 days Our next case studies: - 5-figures for a B2B outbound agency - $13.5k for a B2B AI UGC agency in 14 days - $34,250 for a B2B content agency in 30 days We're handling over 100k followers in B2B at the time of writing this We've worked with 30+ clients and have experience in pretty much every B2B marketing agency niche Our appointment setters booked 100s of calls with 7-8 figure leads Our content writers have generated 10s of 1,000,000s of views on Twitter B2B Our engagement specialists have sent 1,000s of replies in the B2B niche They're also all from 1st world countries, 300 IQ, and insanely jacked And I think it's a shame for the "founder/CEO" (hella cringe terms) to post once a month on this platform (Especially after having scaled multiple accounts past 10k+ followers) So it's time to run it back up (BIG TIME NOW) Great things ahead Caesar

@Andrey_Leadgen this applies 1,000000000x on outreach

@casellacaesar Very true icl

you can literally change your reader's brain chemistry with 280-character tweets this is one of the "secrets" behind virality but to understand that you must fully grasp this concept first: the way you feel when writing something is the way someone will feel when reading it if you're angry when writing a rage bait, the reader will feel that anger. if you're genuinely excited about a framework, the reader will feel that excitement. if you're bored and just trying to hit a daily content goal, the reader will feel that too it's the same thing as when you're pissed at something, your girl texts you, and you try to reply "calmly" yet she immediately spots that you're angry, no matter how much you try to hide it that's simply because it's basically impossible to avoid this tendency how you feel IS how you write and this is exactly why i never hire writers who don't love writing if you hate writing content, people will always hate reading it if you're here just for the money, readers will feel that immediately and this even applies to ai-generated content the way you train a claude model, the examples you give it, and the taste it has will always mimic your emotional state while prompting it and what examples you give and even if you give correct examples, you won't have the correct taste to identify if it's conveying the right emotion because you AREN'T feeling that emotion this is crucial for virality emotions are just wavelengths of dopamine, serotonin, and cortisol. the more wavelengths of these neurotransmitters you can evoke on a reader, the higher the chance of them engaging, remembering or even buying from you writing transmits those wavelengths, but only if you're feeling them while writing the reader's brain will literally MIRROR the emotional state of whoever wrote it so you have the LITERAL power to change someone's brain chemistry with tweets so stop trying to manufacture enthusiasm find ways to actually care about what you're posting the audience can tell the difference instantly caesar

@thewilliamrb high iq activity

@casellacaesar bars holy

@Andrey_Leadgen always

@casellacaesar I just read this randomly holy sauce icl

@DopeOblivion Forgot Chat PT

Apps to make bank 💸

@Camicees Peak

NO ONES MAKING BETTER CLAYMATION THAN US

@Tim_Denning I’m too smart for happiness

If you’re so smart why aren’t you happy

@higgsfield_ai Y’all are really milking this respect

18-minute breakdown of Claude + Higgsfield MCP. Here's what the video walks through. 1. Research across TT, IG, YT 2. Production calendar by the agent 3. UGC, motion design, carousels 4. Approval gate before spend 5. Integrate Meta Ads MCP Marketing agency in your laptop.

@ecomtalent (You just started riding gethookd instead)

Life after you stop ripping Kalodata and start actually understanding why ads work:

@maxwellcopy True, all I ever spent money on was chicken wings, redbulls and Ubers

There's something different about 18 to 23-year-olds who make $50k-100k/month but choose to still live at home or just spend less than $3k/month on their expenses… A lot of people will have their first big month, then immediately go make a big purchase. That sort of person is different from the one who doesn't. For me, I still barely spend more than $5k/month… I spend money on DoorDash and Airbnb, and I get a massage every week. That's all I do. Even in college, profiting $100k/month, I didn't change anything because there's something in the psyche of someone who, no matter how much money they make, doesn't spend it. The reason I don't spend it is that I can never have enough security. I'm always uneasy about shit blowing up in my face. It's like I could lose everything… I never feel safe with the amount of money I make because you never know when it's going to come back. For the person who doesn't spend, that insecurity (or that need for security) is what keeps them going. They don't spend money at all, and the very thing that keeps them from spending is the very thing that keeps them growing. That's the part Nick's tweet is actually pointing at.

@nikitabier Poor guy

This is equivalent to trying to sell a cop drugs while he’s in uniform in his police car.

@OnatAksaray Is this still a thing

"My viral thread got 7482 billion views" People flex millions of views from viral threads. When they post their own opinion? It hardly gets 5 likes. Make it make sense.

@LoganTGott How much time do u think it has until it becomes a saturated slop fest Like how quickly is it getting harder

LinkedIn opportunity is insane right now Everyone trying to build distribution channels and flocking to YT, IG, 𝕏 and leaving LI as low hanging fruit

@evanseech Banger format

We manage 7 figures in ad spend per month And these are the 15 ad creative formats that are absolutely ripping Test these out this week

@TheInfoLegend wat

Elon Musk : Musk mElon

@itspairaw That’s just straight up dumb but they do it One thing they do also is grab the MRR generated ($10k let’s say) and then assume the client will stay for 1 year and upsell ($10k x 12 = $120k + upsell = $1.2M) and then say $1.2M generated

Wait, do people count MRR in their total cash collected for clients? WTF?

@jn_jackk Doable

Cold email 1,000 restaurants per day offering to build them a ready-made app For every interested reply: Have claude vibe-code the app in 20min Sell it to each of them for $3,000 per month Make 3 sales per month and make $9,000 MRR compounding

@aleksascales Or 13yo “ghost content operators” who’ll tweet fy

Tech founders used to hire marketers Now they hire clippers

@paolo_scales That is the question

if a marketing agency is struggling to sign clients, do they really know how to market?

@paolo_scales Us in 3 years

$10M ARR bootstrapped is the new unicorn you and your co-founder clearing $1M+ each in salary sell for 2-4x whenever you want hire a CEO and work 1 hour a week or raise $50M from a position of power find PMF. let customers fund the journey. get to $10M