Jacky Chou (buying online businesses up to $1m)

They call me the Thanos of 5-figure businesses 📈 I made $310,228.62 in April 2026 ⚡️ Indexsy — $94,991 🌐 LocalRank .so + Trackings .ai + IndexChex .com + RankTack .com — $82,380.75 💻 Version .so — $36,458 📦 Amazon — $32,192.71 🏢 STR Lisbon — $31,079.97 📘 Advise .so — $18,275.08 💰 0f — $16,454.55 📺 Mediavine — $2,747.26 🔗 Bonds — $1,800 🔗 Misc. Aff — $1,538.23 💸 Binance — $1,038.55 🌐 Revive .so — $637.50 🖥 SimpleHost .so — $114.96 📈 Revenue was up 25.72% ($63.4k) from March — biggest month since December 2025. Amazon had a massive month at $32k, STR Lisbon tripled to $31k, and the SaaS cluster pushed past $82k. Indexsy reclaimed the top spot, but the LocalRank + Trackings cluster continues to close the gap as the second revenue engine. I have been tracking my revenue since January 2022. If you want to see the full historical breakdown, comment "JIMMY" + like this post and I will DM it to you (must be following).

@RomanEcom Oct 11-25, yes sir!

@indexsy What are your dates ? Bringing the baby ?

I am doing the next Peak 21 Summit in October (16th & 17th) in Shenzhen - around Canton Fair. We will be visiting 4 local D2C companies doing combined >$2.5B a year in revenue. + some workshops You might have heard of some of them. DM if you'd like to attend. TTM revenue needs to be $15M+ Recap of this years event: ~90 attendees - 65 approx were in eCom, the rest from finance & culture - Revenue average per merchant: $50M+ - All bootstrapped except for 2 companies - Crazy amount of media spend in the room Distinguished speakers this year and some photos below 👇

@DaveThackeray Bro thought he cooked with this

@indexsy More like Theranos

They call me the Thanos of 5-figure businesses 📈 I made $310,228.62 in April 2026 ⚡️ Indexsy — $94,991 🌐 LocalRank .so + Trackings .ai + IndexChex .com + RankTack .com — $82,380.75 💻 Version .so — $36,458 📦 Amazon — $32,192.71 🏢 STR Lisbon — $31,079.97 📘 Advise .so — $18,275.08 💰 0f — $16,454.55 📺 Mediavine — $2,747.26 🔗 Bonds — $1,800 🔗 Misc. Aff — $1,538.23 💸 Binance — $1,038.55 🌐 Revive .so — $637.50 🖥 SimpleHost .so — $114.96 📈 Revenue was up 25.72% ($63.4k) from March — biggest month since December 2025. Amazon had a massive month at $32k, STR Lisbon tripled to $31k, and the SaaS cluster pushed past $82k. Indexsy reclaimed the top spot, but the LocalRank + Trackings cluster continues to close the gap as the second revenue engine. I have been tracking my revenue since January 2022. If you want to see the full historical breakdown, comment "JIMMY" + like this post and I will DM it to you (must be following).

$1,740 made to date Still live, still ranking Misc. affiliate revenue in April went from 0 to $3,000+ Still only available in Advise.so

@johnvonoakland Bros certified ngmi

@indexsy 🧢

Marketers are primed to win with AI. You're already creative, AI just multiplies it. Get the tactics that turn that edge into results: advise.so

@nypost i'm going to tell my kids this was greg16676935420

Bombshell sex harassment suit against Lorna Hajdini, JPMorgan branded 'complete fabrication' as John Doe unmasked trib.al/lwsWCbT

@bryan_johnson keep going bryan im almost there

Just gave Kate oral sex. Goodnight everyone.

@MehtabKarta Beautiful piece

After 4+ years of work, today my friend Brad released his first in-house watch. It takes big brands millions of dollars to develop a movement in-house...and he did it himself with very little money. He went all in on this watch. Working 80+ hours a week for years...and put his life savings into it. Most parts of it are made in house in Canada. He is the only person in Canada doing this. Incredibly well made, beautifully designed. I hope it does well!

@RomanEcom LFG

30 day update on Quince logistics: $20,000,000+ ARR already 🤯 Pretty strong product market fit. Opening up the waitlist again soon. DM to be added with your URL, last 30 day shipping volume and average package dimensions.

@KSertttttttt 🤫

@indexsy Someone drop the sauce here

Found the most insane parasite Hits front page and almost always #1 as soon as we index it (with IndexChex) Only available in Advise.so (secret channel) Looks like meats back on the menu boys

@pepehogan Stay mad little man

@indexsy Fuck you

Not even sponsored, unless they want to sponsor NGMI 👀

Genius move by Ahrefs, this'll make them the gold standard in the ai era

justin cases you want to watch on youtube youtu.be/CZJ7b9BUuws

here's what's actually working in SEO in 2026 vs what's getting people cooked: 1. small sites blasting AI content on their own domain are done. the algo update is sharp — you'll see a euphoric jump on ahrefs, your team will be doing high-fives, and one week later you'll never recover. one article a day max. manually edited. don't blast your URL or you don't come back. 2. content quality is fully commoditized. google can't tell good content from bad anymore so it just defaults to ranking the biggest domain. a blog post on a high-DR site with literally just a title in the body will outrank most of the internet. domain authority is the only tiebreaker left. 3. parasite SEO is the cheat code. listicles on publications you have an in with. facebook groups. reddit threads. quora. medium. linkedin posts. anywhere big that lets you publish — write it, index it, send real chrome traffic to it (google reads chrome data as a ranking signal), and it ranks. 4. AI overviews CTR went from 1% to 2.4% on cited pages. sounds like a recovery. it's not. position one used to get 30% clicks. publishers are still cooked. brands and end users win, everyone in between gets eaten. 5. people freaking out about their search console impressions exploding are NGMI. half of that is bots, scrapers, rank trackers, and chatGPT itself doing a search every time it answers a query. it's not real demand. bonus: starbucks launched a "describe your mood, get a drink" feature on chatGPT. peak NGMI. there are 50 better AI use cases for them — push notifications based on purchase history, revenue optimization — anything other than vibes-to-latte. watch/listen here ↓

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@gregisenberg $net

What are the best businesses to be in a post-AGI world?