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Liam
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there are infinite ways to make insane money fast online
but there’s one way sure to work (even if you’re 80 IQ)
play the volume game and don’t look back
because whatever you're doing to get clients right now, there's always a volume where not making money becomes mathematically impossible
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@rustybrick We are still going strong with a great group of SEOs in the optout.ing community🙂 People are super helpful, supportibe and we still run some cool events (plus we have memes).
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I miss the engagement from the SEO community on here...
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I always disclose ads on my LinkedIn and I think people respect that more than the fake "oh wow, this tool just killed every startup in [this] space" that you see on X.
On the flip side, some brands actively suggest not disclosing it as an ad so it looks organic, and as a creator you should be saying no.
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Why do people hate influencer marketing so much?
It's literally the same thing as ads or ugc
You pay money to artificially make your post pop up in front of more eyes
That's just how any marketing works
Some people understand it and use for their favor
Daniel@growing_daniel
Fakest launch post ever
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@theisaacmed Yep, exactly what I said in the comments...
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Liam@liam_fallen
@gauravsbuilding @JeremyBssnt What he’s getting at is influencer marketing isn’t just posting UGC with a product. Brands work with creators for access to their audience, their credibility and the trust they’ve built over time. Your product actually has a use case, but the hook’s working against you a bit.
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I think if people think this will kill influencer marketing they have no idea why influencer marketing works in the first place.
I have driven millions in revenue from influencer marketing. The top 5% drive everything and are outsized outcomes.
Why? Authenticity and their audience loves them.
This is just a UGC slop factory. It’s fine but call it what it is.
Gaurav@gauravsbuilding
Today, we kill influencer marketing. Just enter your website and create your brand’s own hyper-realistic AI influencer. Fastlane then creates thousands of videos of your influencer promoting your product, all cloned from viral content. Deploy your own AI UGC army in seconds:
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The only goal of @perplexity_ai is to survive long enough to be acquired by one of the big players.
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@gauravsbuilding @JeremyBssnt What he’s getting at is influencer marketing isn’t just posting UGC with a product.
Brands work with creators for access to their audience, their credibility and the trust they’ve built over time.
Your product actually has a use case, but the hook’s working against you a bit.
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Today, we kill influencer marketing.
Just enter your website and create your brand’s own hyper-realistic AI influencer.
Fastlane then creates thousands of videos of your influencer promoting your product, all cloned from viral content.
Deploy your own AI UGC army in seconds:
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I'm a big fan of @circleapp, and use it for my OptOut community, but when it goes down during an event you've been promoting for weeks it's not ideal.
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I can't be the only one who noticed the name 👀
Claude@claudeai
With the Autodesk Fusion connector, designers and engineers can create and modify 3D models through conversation.
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@JimmyOrdinals @BandzMcBagz my mom threw away my 1st ed charizard from when i was a kid
but probably that
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wow y'all love 5.5
we should think of something nice to do to celebrate!
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we still get looksmaxxed on frontend a little but we IQmog hard now
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Pokémon cards are now worth serious money. Rare cards can sell for millions and the global trading cards market is projected to hit $23.5 billion by 2030.
But as a childhood hobby becomes an asset class, theft and fraud are also spreading bloom.bg/4sUVHqf
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It’s not a personal preference, it’s an onboarding point.
I’m talking about what helps unfamiliar people get started.
Taste and branding can attract people, sure. But that isn’t the same as reducing friction for new users.
My point is simpler: both products have grown despite UX hurdles but if they want to reach and convert less technical audiences, those hurdles matter.
That’s the issue I’m pointing at mate 🙂
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Nous’ excellent taste and more soulful design philosophy is in large part what attracts their users and differentiates them from dorky, cartoonishly branded alternatives like OpenClaw.
Your desire for people to facedoxx is not a user experience enhancement, it’s a personal preference
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Hermes Agent v0.11.0 - “The Interface Release”
Full changelog below ↓
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@Teknium @NousResearch I’d separate visual design from usability...
Some of the best user experiences are almost boring 🙂
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@liam_fallen @NousResearch good design is good for improving user experience
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Robert Hoffmann@itechnologynet
Since Hermes is on the radar these days, i decided to dig deeper, and found this interview between @sinahab and @NousResearch co-founder Jeffrey Quesnelle (@theemozilla) from a year ago Lots of AI talk, how they all found each other in a discord channel via @Teknium, and a bunch of other cool stuff. Check it out !
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