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@gregisenberg Love how simple this makes what most overcomplicate.

How I'd build a $100K MRR AI startup in one image

15 subreddits where you can submit your startup for free traffic and promotion:

@agazdecki Execution > ideation, every single time.

Startup ideas are worth zero without execution.

@tibo_maker Bookmarking this. Launch playbooks > pitch decks.

100+ ways to launch your startup (with 100M+ reach potential) I've built this list and hope it will be useful to you sharing it in my next newsletter this week, link below 👇

@gregisenberg Super interesting. Not hype, just behavior 😎

OpenAI JUST released how people are using chatgpt each bar in this chart is a billion-dollar wedge if you build the right verticalized, trust-rich AI startup: 1/ tutoring + teaching (10.2%) - people want on-demand teachers more than almost anything else. a personal ai tutor that explains things your way, remembers your progress, and nudges you daily. 2/ how-to advice (8.5%) - this is consumer SaaS for micro-niches: “how to fix my resume,” “how to meal prep,” “how to set up my Shopify store.” every “how-to” is a wedge into a vertical AI agent. 3/ personal writing + editing (18% combined) - 8% of traffic is people asking AI to write emails, 10.6% is editing or critiquing text. this is demand for AI copilots inside every workflow tool: sales, legal, HR, PR. 4/ health, fitness, beauty, self-care (5.7%) - validated consumer wedge. people already trust AI with their bodies. AI trainers, AI nutritionists, AI skin coaches — with a human layer for accountability. note: btw if you like seeing ideas/trends like this, you'll like @ideabrowser (free/paid plans) 5/ purchasable products (2.1%)- tiny % but huge monetization. people literally asking AI what to buy. the Amazon affiliate model gets reborn here. whoever builds the “AI-powered shopping layer” owns the new SEO. 6/ translation (4.5%)still unsolved. what people want isn’t raw translation, it’s contextual translation: tone, culture, slang. AI that doesn’t just translate but localizes your intent. 7/ computer programming (4.2%) - we know this, but it’s worth underlining: devs want copilots. the non-obvious play is vertical code copilots... Shopify dev copilot, Unreal Engine copilot, etc. TLDR; every bar is a behavior that people are already paying for elsewhere. translate those behaviors into vertical ai agents and startups. the data doesn't lie.

@Forbes And often the part that matters most

Quote of the day. #QOTD

Check the Dealroom.co report here: dealroom.co/uploaded/2025/…

Who said Europe’s tech story is just London, Paris, Berlin? Spain’s on fire: €2B raised in H1’25 (already > all of 2024), 3,000+ startups, top-5 in AI funding. The underdog’s gone. Spain’s ready to play with the heavyweights. 💥 #SpainStartups #VC #Tech

@inhumandept_vp Founders set the culture 😆😆

New employee DM’d me on Slack. He asked if he’s expected to work weekends. I said, “What do you think our founder would do?” He said he gets it, and that he’ll be online on weekends. Good that he took it that way. Our founder has been in Ibiza for two weeks now. Someone’s got to do the work. This startup is crumbling.

@agazdecki Couldn’t agree more. At Nomu Labs we tell founders the same: iterate early, even if it’s rough, progress beats perfection every time.

If you suck at marketing still do it. If you suck at sales still do it. If you suck at podcasts still do it. If you suck at webinars still do it. If you suck at social media still do it. Every founder sucks at first but that’s how you become great.

@matt_gray_ Couldn’t agree more. At Nomu Labs we’ve seen startups move fastest when founders nail the narrative + we help them systemize the tech behind it.

Every founder I know who made $50M+ mastered two skills: 1. Storytelling 2. Systems Everything else can be hired.

@minchoi This changes the ad game for early-stage founders. Iterate fast, test cheap, double down on what clicks.

This changes the ad game for early-stage founders. Iterate fast, test cheap, double down on what clicks.

@kubadesign Love this. Proof that visibility compounds. We’ve seen the same at Nomu Labs, whether it’s through building digital platforms that engage communities or helping startups launch and iterate faster, the momentum builds when you keep showing up consistently.

these designs got me this year – $100k+ in sales – millions of views – dream projects with amazing founders – collabs with the best designers worldwide wild what just sharing your work can do

Artificial Societies feels smartly designed and promising. Excellent design and feels personalized. But today, much of its output feels on par with what ChatGPT could already provide, just packaged in a polished, social-simulation layer.

Variants → Each version gets an Impact Score (0–100). Anything 80+ is “exceptional,” which feels realistic. Insights → useful, though similar to what a well-structured ChatGPT prompt could generate. AS claims 30% more accuracy than GPT-4o, but the difference isn’t obvious.

We tried the AI tool that just raised $5.3M. 👉 Artificial Societies Review It promises to predict how your post will perform before hitting publish. Here’s what we found #AITools #Testing #ArtificialSocieties

At Nomu Labs, we help founders de-risk validation, build the right MVP, and move fast. If you’re a founder tired of delays, maybe it’s time to just get started.

Be stubborn about the mission, flexible about the method.

It’s not (just) the 90% stat, we’ve all seen that. The sharper truth: 👇 #NomuInsights