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@quietly_viral Not yet, but im going to 😮‍💨

@rafiextends it is indeed.. have you tested the model yet?

@fuckgrowth genuinely a crazy read for everyone that doesnt understand how virality works 😮‍💨

@sammgrowth ngl it has never been easier to monetize a tiktok acc than rn 🤣

@filipgrowth ngl this is a crazy good read. Especially for those who want to scale

JUST IN: one of the biggest clipping agencies in the space officially joined Affiliate Network. Now your brand campaigns get access to their 10k+ clippers community. This is 5AM.

@fuckgrowth @knoxtwts Its over for everyone else

can’t believe this is happening the og @knoxtwts claimed the badge welcome to the family omg

@AffiliateNW This is fire 😮‍💨😮‍💨

@alfgrowths @tatealax ngl thats some insane sauce right there

Make an app just like this but for essay/English students and you bagged yourself another $500k/mo app Solvely is doing $500k a month solving maths problems, but what about the students who don't do maths?? English Literature, History, Sociology, subjects where there's no formula, no right answer, and every student just stares at a blank page at 2am hoping something comes out I had same problem last year for my exams. Awake at 1am with 2 essays due the next morning I was so cooked I had to go to ChatGPT to do it for me but all it did was spew out bs I searched for any sort of essay writer AI and found literally nothing. There are MILLIONS of people who are in the same situation as me. Your audience is already sitting and waiting But now you gotta market the shit out of it. Don't be a dumbass and start running Meta ads or Google campaigns. Paid ads for a student app is how you burn £10k testing creatives that a teenager with a iPhone could outperform for pennies 1) Start with organic in MASS volume. 300 student creators posting twice a day is 600 pieces of content hitting the algorithm daily across TikTok and Instagram That's 30,000 pieces of content a month flooding every essay, revision, and student life hashtag that exists No ad budget touches that reach and it costs a fraction of the price Let your organic team test 100 different angles, see what gets the most engagement Some will flop, some will hit 1M views and drive thousands of installs for free 2) Once your organic team finds the hooks that are hitting those numbers, that's when you open the ad account Pour your ad budget exclusively into content that's already proven it converts with zero spend behind it You're not gambling on creative anymore. You're scaling what's already working and you easily 10x your ROAS 3) Build a community around your app. You infiltrate any university forum. Drop one genuinely helpful post, answer questions, become a trusted voice, then mention the app as an afterthought A post in the right community at the right time drives thousands of downloads because the trust is already there 4) Turn your best users into your sales team Your first 1000 users who genuinely love the app are worth more than any creator you could hire Give them a referral code, pay them per install, let them post whatever they want from their own accounts A real student telling their real friends this app saved their essay at 2am is the most convertible piece of content that exists Solvely proved the model works. Now you are just targeting the other half of the students that have been ignored

@alfgrowths Insane sauce ngl. Apps like those have so much potential but noones doubling down on it

This app looks like absolute bs but its actually sitting on an absolute goldmine rn and it has absolutely no idea There's 65 million dog-owning households in the US alone. And every single one of those people checks the weather before they take their dog for a walk ALL 65 million people are potential customers. That's the audience. It's already there Weather Puppy just isn't being marketed properly because the idea is so stupid This puppy weather app needs to be posting relatable content on TikTok through slideshows. Something that touches viewers emotions. Slide 1: AI Picture of a cute puppy looking sad, captions saying "Fluffy wants to go on a walk" Slide 2: Check the app to see a golden retriever pop up on the forecast screen, captions like "Today is a sunny day" Slide 3: Picture of the dog going on a walk looking happy, "Fluffy is now happy!" You could even do it backwards. A cute puppy initially looking happy, then a sad picture of a puppy pops up on app meaning bad weather, sad puppy pic at the end This works because the picture of the cute puppy IS THE HOOK It stops people mid-scroll because humans are literally wired to react to cute. Big eyes, soft shapes, small noses. This format works well because it hits the emotions of those who own dogs themselves. You can even twist the story even further to make it more emotionally heavy This format converts because every dog owner who watches it sees themselves in it. People love their pets so much they wouldn't mind spending a few bucks for more enjoyment That's how you go from $10k/mo to $100k/mo with no changes to the app whatsoever. But here's where most founders fuck up their marketing strategy They try to automate this themselves with AI or gather a bunch of inexperienced creators to post these. You first need mass test different angles of content to find out which pop through different dog breeds, emotions, etc Out of 200 creators, 10 could find an angle that blows up. Now mass produce that angle with 200 other creators. These are all apps sitting on enormous audiences that already exist, already spend money, and already love their dogs. The product isn't the problem. The organic content strategy is. And if you can figure out how to make a stupid puppy weather app feel like the best part of someone's morning, you can do it in any niche

@fuckgrowth Very interesting 😼

a brand funded $2,000 on whop's content rewards, got 90% botted views and fake accounts, and posted about it publicly. people started sharing similar experiences in the replies. meanwhile some of them mentioned affiliatenetwork as an alternative, organically, nobody asked them to. then content rewards team jumped into the replies saying we're "not as good." wtf. i texted alex asking why he's replying like that to people who want to try our platform. he said "do u want me to lie?" anyone who knows us knows we don't do this. we don't talk about competitors in public. but i need to say something about this one because the behavior is just ugly. @affiliatenw don't look at it as an attack when people are already calling out your competitors on their own. alex, the same person now saying we're "not as good," was publicly calling whop content rewards a scam back in may 2025. by november he went even harder. publicly saying people on whop's platform owe $500k+ to clippers and blaming whop's lack of quality control. that post did 381k views. then after all of that he joined content rewards. content rewards is technically separate from whop now but whop still holds some ownership. and just a few days ago he texted me saying he "still holds all the opinions" he used to have. i'm not going to sit here and break down every detail. the screenshots exist. you can go look for yourself. i don't have an interest in making anyone look bad. i never have. everyone in this space is trying to build something and i respect that even when we're competing. but telling people not to use our platform while working for a platform you yourself called a scam, and still privately believe is one, that's not competition. that's just ugly. people talk about us because of their experience, that's always been enough and it still is. but i wasn't going to let this one slide without people having the full picture

@DrAvinishReddy Hey, open your dms pls

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@tatealax Sauce

cater this app idea to a female audience and it becomes a $100k/month app the female audience is so much more volatile in buying habits if they see something which appeals to them, theyll buy it in a heartbeat they download based on these 3 characteristics in an app -aesthetics -usefulness -unique idea if the app is aesthetically pleasing specifically towards women then it will resonate with a female audience this can be through using colours like pink or white in the ui and making everything artsy having things aesthetically pleasing to women releases dopamine in them which keeps them on the app this boosts the viewer experience and makes it more likely that they will recommend one of their friends add a "refer a friend for free credits system" and youve got an infinite source of new users if the app has a specific feature which is useful more so to women, then it performs 10x better than an app marketed generally example toxic ai market it towards men and they wont care about if their girl is toxic nor get the app market it towards women and they will obsess over it, dieing to know if their in a toxic relationship if an app has a unique idea never done before then that 100xs its potential to pop off a unique idea like toxic ai is bound to work if marketed right heres how you would market it: frame 1: vid of girl crying caption: i just found out my boyf is toxic reason: hooks viewer frame 2: sr showcasing app caption: this app told me everything i needed to know reason: shows app features distribute 100 vids a day through teenagers and test different angles if you have an app targeted to a female audience (or other) DM me and move fast

@tatealax Sauce

this hook is blowing up for good reason, but most apps behind it are still treating one lucky video like the peak instead of riding the momentum. when someone scrolls through their feed only seeing posts like “day 30 on keto”, and suddenly this girl hits them with pure disbelief: “no way they turned weight loss into a game.” the eyes widen, the head tilts, and just like that the scroll stops. that single second of shock is the hook doing its job, flipping the entire script from “weight loss sucks” to “wait… this could actually be fun!” it works because it hits the exact emotional spot people are starving for: the relief of realizing the grind doesn’t have to feel like punishment anymore. and once they’re hooked, the story keeps pulling them in. the video doesn’t just say it’s a game, it shows the dopamine hits, the progress bars lighting up, the little wins that make you want to open the app again tomorrow. that’s the magic of these UGC feelings right now. shock gets them to stop, curiosity keeps them watching, and that quiet “finally something different” back in the day, you used to need a real creator to film that exact reaction, wait for edits, pray the lighting matched, and hope their energy stayed consistent across ten videos. now AI UGC does all of it better and you genuinely cannot tell the difference. the new models execute the tiny details perfectly, the natural blink when she laughs, the way her voice cracks on the “no way,” the slight shoulder shrug when she admits she’s actually enjoying it... one real creator can only be in one place at one time. ai ugc lets the same winning hooks show up from different girls in different rooms, different cities, different vibes, all day every day. the audience never gets bored because it never feels repetitive, it feels like everyone they follow is quietly winning with the same app. the trust compounds, the saves multiply, and the downloads start compounding too. these are some UGC emotion that convert the best nowadays: pure shock/disbelief (“no way…”, “they actually did this…”) > highest stop rate envy/FOMO (“she lost 12lbs playing this stupid game while i’m starving”) > drives shares relief/validation (“weight loss without hating yourself? sign me up”) > builds trust social proof (“my trainer asked what app i’m using after seeing my progress”) > closes downloads curiosity/tease (“day 1 vs day 30… you won’t believe the difference”) > max retention ai ugc is so strong because you can try infinite variations of emotions and hooks, then build on what's working + it's super cheap: $0.2–$1 per finished 15–60s clip vs $10–500 paying a real creator + edits so hundreds of different girls saying the same thing at the same time is how you own the niche and force downloads. if you’re building or running anything in fitness/habits/weight loss or any similar niche and want to stop gambling on single videos, this is the move. DM ME

@tatealax Sauce

WYM I’M BROKE BECAUSE I OPENED INSTAGRAM TOO MANY TIMES???? this $1M app idea is actually fire on paper you force yourself to pay tiny cents (or $1 after a few opens) every time you try to scroll distracting apps like IG, TikTok... + the psychology behind it is smart because it makes you feel the cost of doomscrolling in real time, builds awareness fast, tracks how much you wasted this week people hate losing money more than they hate losing time but still, i would say this version will die quickly nobody’s gonna keep paying $1 to open IG just because some app says so, they’ll uninstall in 3 days max or ignore the limit forever people aren’t that dumb, they need real value or emotional payoff to stick the twist that actually makes this print is to make the pay go to a humble cause for examples: - feed starving kids in your country - plant trees for every scroll session - donate to clean water projects - support animal shelters - mental health hotlines app takes 10-20% commission (that's your revenue), rest goes straight to verified charity this way everyone wins: user feels good about "punishing" themselves, turns bad habit into good deed no guilt scrolling because money helps people charity gets real consistent donations from millions of addicts you make bank on volume (even 10% of $1M users paying $5/mo average = stupid money) this flips the app from annoying blocker to a feel good habit builder to promote a similar app, here are some content angles that would blow: 1) guilt to good: start: guy scrolling IG at 2am looking dead inside text: "day 47 of doomscrolling" cut to app popup: "pay $0.50 to open again: this time it feeds a kid" guy pays, smiles, shows donation receipt voiceover: "now i’m broke but at least someone ate today" ends with "addicted to IG? make it mean something" 2) weekly roast + redemption "this week i spent $18.70 on Instagram... but it planted 37 trees" show app dashboard: wasted money breakdown + impact stats (trees planted, meals donated) text: "my screen time sucks but the planet kinda wins" 3) friend group roast chain group chat: friends clowning each other "bro you spent $12 on TikTok this week??" guy opens app, pays $1, shows "donated to clean water" reply: "now i’m saving lives while y’all just scrolling" 4) before/after emotional before: sad face, endless scroll, "another night wasted" after: pays through app, sees "your $2 helped a family get clean water" smiles, "worth it" people share because it’s relatable shame + a positive twist no one posts "i paid to scroll more" but they’ll post "my bad habit just saved lives" just build this with charity partnerships + transparent receipts + cute impact dashboard, it will go crazy viral if you're the dev or thinking of this DM me and let’s fucking eat

@therealbashir1 Spitting straight sauce 😮‍💨

you're picking the wrong competitors stop comparing yourself to other struggling developers, and entrepreneurs, DESPITE the fact they are probably in the most similar position as you. compare yourself to the guy who just raised $10M sounds delusional? good. average people pick battles they can win exceptional people pick battles that force them to become exceptional i recently started to read more and something interesting i learned was the fact that larry ellison founder and CTO of Oracle didn't compete with other database companies he went after microsoft when it made zero sense that's why oracle became oracle and not just another forgotten relational database startup who you compete against determines who you become

@_Joe_Maguire_ Open dms g

The amount of people trying to be dating coaches meanwhile their bragging about mids that their simping over needs to be studied

@tatealax Lowkey spitting too much sauce

this $100k/mo fishing app is proof that boomers are the new online money printers boomers got time, disposable cash, and hobbies like fishing, hunting, golf and gardening... that's why they pay for anything that makes their passion easier and more social genz chases viral short term niches, but older audiences tend to stick longer nowadays, building these apps dead easy now, but promotion is 95% of hitting $100k/mo, not the build itself boomers don't discover apps on tt fyp, they scroll facebook groups, youtube tutorials, lemon8 lifestyle feeds content works there because it feels personal and trustworthy, like an advice from a fellow hobbyist, not an ad they share everything in private groups, one good post snowballs to thousands of organic views so if you want such a boomer app to succeed, you need to make relatable content, use simple language and show real value quick ai characters are also goated nowadays, boomers won't doubt it's fake if the quality is good enough, and the views this format pulls are insane, millions of views every day. you can use heygen/synthesia and combine with runway/kling/pika/veo for smooth clips + backgrounds in our case, dress the avatar as an experienced old fisherman: gray beard, hat, rod in hand, sitting by lake talking direct to camera they trust "real experts" way more, same as ai doctors supplements or gardeners plant tips you can also mix videos + slideshows (boomers love easy scrolls) so this is how to promote hobby apps for boomers step by step: 1) target platforms: facebook (huge fishing/gardening/golf groups, millions active), lemon8 (aesthetic hobby feeds blowing up), youtube shorts for tutorials 2) account setup & warmup new fb pages and lemon8 accounts first week post generic hobby content: catch pics, tips, questions to group profile name examples: "john.fishing.daily" or "retired.fisherman" pfp: ai generated old guy with a fish bio: "60+ years fishing lakes/rivers, sharing spots and stories" 3) angles that hook emotional and drive downloads video examples: "been fishing 40 years and this app finally tracks my best spots without paper maps" (ai fisherman on boat, show app map pinning locations, background real casts) "caught my pb bass last week thanks to tide forecast and this "app" nailed it" (show phone forecast screen, cut to big fish pic, excited reaction) "retired and fishing daily, this app plans my trips around weather/tides so i never waste gas" (demo planning feature, ai avatar walking lake pointing phone) slideshow examples: 1) before/after: messy notebook of spots > clean app map with pins/photos text: "stopped losing my secret holes" 2) weekly catches: series pics of fish logged in app, macros like weight/length/location "app tracks progress better than my memory" 3) group share vibe: screenshot of app brag export sent to friends "finally easy to show buddies what i caught without 20 pics" these hit pride, nostalgia and are community driven, boomers love sharing these in groups 4) scale distribution proper 300 creators running 3 accounts each = 900 accounts post 20-30/month mix video/slideshow = 18k-27k reaching millions seed in big fb groups (fishing addicts, state lakes, retiree hobbies), lemon8 tags pay per view/download tracked: costs way less than fb ads (which boomers skip anyway) organic converts higher because trust, shares keep it alive forever we've run similar stuff for apps before, turned small downloads into great numbers if you're building boomer hobby apps (fishing, golf, birding, whatever) and want this distro pipeline on fb/lemon8 with ai fisherman/gardener avatars flooding feeds, DM

@tatealax Sauce

this dude is spitting facts consistent character + consistent format = the only way to actually build a slideshow page that doesn't flop after one lucky viral even trash accounts can get 1 lucky video but when people check your profile and see random bs, they leave instantly, algo kills you and you get zero fucket this account cooks because every slideshow feels the same you know if you vibe with one, you'll like the whole page that's why they're pulling 50M+ views steady now imagine they dropped a fitness app link in bio or last slide easy $5-10k/mo like he said but here's where most stay small forever: one account flops eventually algorithm gets bored, competition kills you and growth slows real money moves when you run many slideshow accounts all pushing the same format at once all their consistent character, all same niche, all dropping your app link last slide that's how you go from 50M views to 500M-1B views in a month that's why slideshow format is straight up the best meta right now for pushing anything organically super easy to mass produce, faceless, no talking, just slides that hook hard and keep attention people scroll slideshows longer than regular videos half the time and with valentine's like 3 weeks away, this format is free money for anything couple related here's exactly how to execute a slideshow page that prints for vday season: use midjourney or whatever generates one consistent character reuse the exact same one on every single slide format never changes, keep it simple and relatable: "last minute gifts under $20 she'll actually love" "date ideas that cost $0 but feel expensive" "red flags vs green flags on vday" "gifts to actually buy for your gf" last slide always for cta one clean account like this will pull stupid views and steady downloads if you've got an app/product that fits vday (or fitness, skincare, whatever) and want a good distribution system, DM me and let's cook

@therealbashir1 Proud of u bro. Glad ur cooking 🫡

i guess the mvp works.