Khizzxr

F it, I'm dropping my life story on X so I can quote tweet this in a year after locking in 2022: Fresh college grad who believed just having the degree would get me a job, reality hit me hard, no job for a whole year 2023: Working 12-hour security shifts at a hospital. 60 hours a week of having to deal with drug addicts and mentally ill people trying to fight nurses. Met my mentor, making 6 figs a month online, didn't fully believe in his vision, thought everyone doing anything online was a guru 2024: Started doing sales with DM setting hit my first 10k month with my wife, did good but didn't lock in, didn't improve, gave up after landing an office job and stopped working online so I can make stable income Wife tells me we're having a kid, no way I want to go into office for work when I want to be at home with my wife and future kid Started working online as a content writer for 7-8 figure founders from 5pm-12am after my day job. Exhausting but worth every minute because the work was rewarding 2025: I made a deal with my mentor: "I'll slave away for 3 months. If you train me to become a content strategist, I'll quit my job and go all-in with you." He agreed. I delivered. Now I'm working full-time from home, just invested $10k in Lawrence King's sales program (some shit I would never have done before because of limiting beliefs), and one week away from becoming a father This account is my digital journal. Just someone putting in the work everyday, I'm going to retweet this in a year to see how far I've come. Last 2-3 years completely changed my life already.

@Fortuze bros trynna get rid of the competition 😭

Most people running subs/MRR brands don’t know that on April first you can just rebill ur entire list and then send them an email saying “April Fools we billed ur card” This always works and your customers will be happy that you’re a humorous brand - barely any CBs

@wizofecom Best in the game for a reason

Every time I open up our agency's website I get proud of what we've built. Some founders who started with nearly zero followers that we turned into authorities in their space. Other founders with tens/hundreds thousands of followers who trusted us to take their brand to the next level. Ecom founders. Agency owners. SaaS founders. Tech founders. Investors. All different walks of life and types of businesses. We've been able to work with some of the greatest minds in the industry and I'm forever grateful. If you want to see some of our results: mogulmedia.ca

@paolo_scales Li

after consistently hitting $119k months using linkedin content ONLY... i’m giving away EVERY lead magnet i ever ran about our linkedin inbound strategy 408-pages. 4-hours of content. the MOST valuable doc on the subject like + comment “Li” and i’ll send you EVERYTHING (must be following + RT for priority access)

Was talking to a friend who's doing multiple 7 figures with his agency this year His landing page is going crazy right now. 5–6 qualified booked calls a week with 8-figure guys. So I asked him how much he paid the dev team to build it. "$0." "oh, so they did it for free? Referral deal or something?" "No. There was no dev team." I just looked at him stupid. I know this guy. This is the same person who has asked me how to restart his computer before. He is not a tech guy. So I asked him what he actually did. "I used the Lovable flow you taught me." This man went on Lovable. Gave it his offer and some testimonials and Lovable designed the whole thing in 5 minutes. He touched it up for about 1 hour and launched it live. He got 40+ leads from a funnel that took him 2 hours to set up. Didn't need a developer, designer, or agency. Just an offer, some proof, and a tool that's gotten scary good (best part is that there's 10x better tools now too) The game changed and everyone's sleeping on it.

Opus 4.6 completely changed website design. 3 months ago you could spot an AI-built site from a mile away. The weird spacing, the stock copy, the "made with Lovable" energy. That's over. I'm building landing pages now that clients think I hired a dev team for. And they convert because they don't look like a template. Last week I built a lead magnet funnel for a client. Landing page + email capture + delivery sequence. Took me a few hours. His old page was converting at 1.2%. The new one is sitting at 4.8% and climbing. The only difference is that AI finally understands layout, hierarchy, and copy that sells + the designs you can add are 10x better. If your landing page still has that generic AI look, it would take you 2 hours to redesign it completely with Opus 4.6 The bar for what a "good" page looks like just jumped and trust me, most people haven't caught up yet.

One of the biggest psyops being fed to new entrepreneurs is all the new tools being thrown at them each month "Here's the 12 tools I use to run my business." First, most of the posts you're seeing are sponsored. Second, you're drowning yourself in busy work by learning all these new tools and not doing revenue generating work. If you're under $10k/month, your entire stack should just be - Claude ($30/month) - A website for your offer - Some type of outbound or inbound funnel - An email list (maybe) That's it. Stop touching n8n and Clay and Make and Zapier. You're automating a business that doesn't exist yet.

@tankots @WisprFlow Whispr Fow

We offered 5 people a Porsche 911 GT3 RS if they could get @WisprFlow to make a mistake It's the fastest and most accurate AI voice dictation app that's 3x more accurate than ChatGPT, Claude, or Siri. Today, we’re finally launching on Android. Download now: play.google.com/store/apps/det… As a part of the launch, we’re giving away 6 months of Wispr Flow Pro for free. Like, retweet and comment ‘Wispr Flow’ to get it. Enjoy. — Written with Wispr Flow

@ZedNilm1 SKINCARE

$128k in sales came from an ad that looks like a cartoon, not skincare marketing no models no glossy routines no clinical before after shots just an animated pimple screaming while bacteria celebrate underneath it explains the problem in two seconds without saying a word people stop because it’s different they understand because it’s visual they buy because the solution is obvious this is why animated ai creatives are quietly beating traditional beauty ads rt + comment "pimple" and i’ll send the breakdown (follow for dm)

The best use of AI when you're starting out isn't automating the business you're building. It's automating your current job. Use AI tools to do your 9-5 in half the time. Take those extra hours and build the business you want. You get 2 benefits 1. You get consistent income while doing less work 2. You start learning practical uses for AI instead of wasting time Don't be the guy who sets up workflows for a business doing $0 while you're spending 8 hours a day on tasks AI could handle in 2. Literally just flip the script and it will be way more valuable.

I got a 23% reply rate on the first Linkedin campaign I ran this is the sauce on the 3 most important things you need to remember when doing outreach 1. no pitch in the first message just a specific compliment + a question about their business if it feels like outreach, it's already dead 2. outcome independence if they book, cool. if they don't, cool. the second you need the call, they can smell it 3. make them sell you "not sure if this would even make sense for you" sounds backwards but it builds trust fast if you can do this, you can get results on linkedin, it's that simple

one of the best things i've done is start telling AI to teach me stuff stuck on some technical backend thing? send claude a screenshot "where do i click" "what do i do next" it walks you through step by step 3 years ago this same thing would've been: - 45 min youtube tutorial - 10 min intro that wastes your time - guy goes off on a tangent - you're still stuck now you get unstuck in 2 minutes and move on and this is just the beginning once claude cowork gets faster at controlling your computer, it'll just do the technical stuff for you the skill gap is closing fast the people who use these tools will smoke the people who don't

4 things you can build with Claude right now: 1. a landing page that actually converts give it your offer + target audience, it'll write the whole thing (just tell it to take out em dashes and common AI tells) 2. A 7-day email sequence outline your product, it maps the flow and writes every email (send it some of your past writing so it knows how to write like you) 3. a DM outreach script feed it your ICP and offer, get templates that don't sound like a robot (just make sure you read them over before sending) 4. a content calendar for the month your pillars + voice notes = 30 days of posts (clawdbot makes this 10x easier) the excuse era is over

the math on a lead magnet funnel nobody talks about: 10,000 followers ↓ 400 engage with your lead magnet post (4%) ↓ 350 actually want it and click (87.5%) ↓ 200 sign up for your newsletter (57%) ↓ 140 open your first email (70%) ↓ 80 open email 3 of your 7-day sequence (57%) ↓ 40 click the CTA (50%) ↓ 2 buy 10,000 followers → 2 sales → 10k in revenue generated All you need to remember is that - your content needs to be a magnet, not a whisper - your landing page can't leak - your emails need to pull, not push - every step is a filter

10 landing page mistakes that kill your conversions: 1. headline doesn't match the ad or post they clicked expecting one thing, you gave them another 2. too many CTAs "sign up, follow me, check this out, also subscribe" one page = one action 3. no proof above the fold if they have to scroll to trust you, they won't scroll 4. wall of text nobody's reading your 6 paragraph origin story break it up or lose them 5. slow load time every second = 7% drop in conversions that custom font isn't worth it 6. CTA button blends in if it doesn't pop, it doesn't get clicked contrast is your friend 7. asking for too much info name + email = fine phone number + company + role + budget = abandoned 8. no mobile optimization 60%+ of traffic is mobile if it looks broken on a phone you're cooked 9. vague promise "level up your business" means nothing "get 10 DM templates that book calls" = clear 10. no urgency or scarcity "get it whenever" = they never do deadline or limited spots actually work

@wizofecom unreal potential, and ppl still sleeping on it

@khizzxr Dot com of our era

If you're under 35 and you're not spending atleast an hour a day tinkering with AI and learning how it works, you're going to get cooked in the near future. "But idek what i would do with it" Doesn't matter, give this prompt to chatgpt, claude, whatever "Act as a private AI apprenticeship mentor. Your job is to turn me into someone who can use AI as a serious leverage tool in business, learning, strategy, and automation. Do not design a full curriculum upfront. Instead: • Teach one core concept at a time • Explain it in plain English (no jargon unless defined) • Give me one practical exercise immediately • Wait for my response before moving forward • Correct shallow thinking • Push for precision • Gradually increase complexity Focus on building real capability, not impressive theory. Start with the single most important mental model I must understand about how AI works." Start by trying to make a financial tracker that tracks all your expenses + income and shows you your expenses broken down in a pie chart, it will walk you through the process of what it needs to build this for you. Boom, now you just started managing your finances all through the help of AI and all it took was 10 minutes. This will just be the start and show you the capabilites, after this, keep adding to it and building new features you need. This is all you need to get started today and it will change your life for the better.

10 things that make a lead magnet actually convert: 1. specific promise in the title "how to get clients" = trash "how i booked 14 calls in 7 days with cold DMs" = clicks 2. solves one problem completely not 20+ surface level tips one or two things, but go deep into it 3. looks like it cost money if it looks free it feels free design matters more than you think 4. captures the email DMing a google doc link = no follow up, no funnel, no control 5. has a clear next step "if you want help implementing this, here's how" don't leave them hanging 6. social proof baked in screenshots, results, client names proof builds trust before the pitch 7. depth over breadth 90 pages > 9 pages they see the work, they want you to do it for them 8. matches your offer selling done-for-you? give a walkthrough selling coaching? give strategy wrong match = wrong leads 9. feels exclusive "not available anywhere else" scarcity isn't just for sales pages 10. actually delivers value sounds obvious but most don't if they feel cheated they'll never buy