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I wish someone gave me this when I started building. A day-by-day 30-day plan to get your first real 1000 users. Save this. You would thank me later!👇

Agree - but the blocker for new builders isn't vision, it's access. The incumbents control the data supply path, the measurement stack, and the agency relationships. New founders hit the wall at distribution, not at product. The real opening is building at the interface between new AI infrastructure and legacy buying patterns. That's where the assumptions are oldest, and the disruption leverage is highest.

Ad tech doesn’t just need new AI branding. It needs new builders. In this next era, the industry needs more young tech founders with fresh eyes, paired with experienced operators who are willing to let old assumptions die. That’s how ad tech gets renewed. LinkedIn post in comments.

@souvik_ghosh975 Sounds like a really needed one in this era.

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Builders often get stuck in an echo chamber. The faster you get real user feedback, the faster you iterate. Drop your product below. I’ll review one in detail - completely free. #letsgrow

@superscribeio Does it record the user activity ?

@ridimabuilds the fastest feedback loop is still watching where a user pauses, not just what they say in a survey

@giacomomasseron Interesting one. What is the vision here? Do you want them to be beta testers for each other or let people have access to more and more tools by barter system?

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@gregisenberg Haha, relatable. What is the primary reason for that for you ?

some days it’s more fun working with AI agents than human beings

@vivoplt Also great add to the list would be : Thita AI - Interview preparation assistant

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@anjaliegeorge And that's before the board asks why pipeline is down. The CMOs I've seen handle this well aren't trying to be great at all of it. They're great at knowing which lever to pull at which stage of the business. The remit is wide but the sequence is everything.

brand, product, paid, ABM, programmatic, field, sales enablement, community, PR, user research, vendor management, art direction, creative strategy and this is just scratching the surface of a CMO's remit

@gudanglifehack The prompt gets you a plan. The gap is almost always knowing which of those strategies actually fits your stage. Early-stage startups don't need 10 channels. They need to know which one to not abandon before it starts working.

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Generating 500 pages is easy. But whether Google actually wants to rank 500 pages is the harder problem. I've watched brands 10x their AI content output and see organic drop - crawl budget diluted, thin pages dragging domain authority. The tool matters less than what you do with the quality signal after.

Most AI tools help you write 1 article. What if you could generate 500 amazing, structured, SEO-optimized pages… automatically?

@finepeyju Seems to me not a project brief, but a personality disorder 😂

She wanted me to be a brand strategist, Operations/Admin manager, do Marketing and SMM and be a Web designer and Web developer?😭 She also wanted an audit and 6-month Strategy for all her social media within 30 days😂

True - but there's a fourth variable nobody talks about: messaging. I've seen products with real PMF fail because the market never understood what was being offered. Sometimes the fit exists and nobody knows it yet. That's a positioning problem, not a product problem. Marketing can accelerate the discovery of fit. That's its actual job pre-PMF.

Solid list. One thing I'd add for anyone going the PM route: The skills that get you hired are not the skills that make you effective. You can learn every framework in a Google Doc. But the people who actually move products are the ones who know how to get a room to say yes. Stakeholder management and narrative building - that's the real job. No Drive link for that one.

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This is exactly what I see at the 8-figure brand level too. The best-performing brands don't spread thin - they master one channel before touching the next. Hermes doesn't fight for TikTok reach. Nike runs YouTube because they own it, not because it was trending. Depth beats distribution every time. Great case study

My client couldn't stop screaming today. Duration: Jan 2026 - Present Social Media: Just one (IG) Method: Organic content & Product Marketing. Sales: 5M Prior to this, she had been on four platforms for a year now but sold less than four times. Strategy>>>Multiple accounts.

This isn't just Web3. It's every industry. The dashboard looks great. The pipeline is empty. The one metric that separates performative marketing from real growth: are new people actually trying the product because of what they saw? Not liking. Not following. Trying. Everything else is brand awareness cosplaying as performance.

A lot of Web3 marketing still revolves around the same loop: Projects hire creators. Creators post threads, memes, and commentary. Campaign dashboards fill up with impressions, likes, reposts, and follower growth. From the outside, it looks like progress. But there’s a fundamental problem with that system. Those numbers measure attention, not adoption. A post can reach hundreds of thousands of people and still produce zero meaningful interaction with the product itself. Someone might like a tweet, repost it, or comment under it yet never visit the protocol, connect a wallet, or perform a single on-chain action. For blockchain applications, that disconnect creates a blind spot. Because the real questions most teams want answered are very different: • Did the conversation actually lead someone to use the product? • Which creators are responsible for bringing real users on-chain? • Where is the line between genuine influence and surface-level engagement? Right now, those answers are surprisingly hard to measure. Social platforms record visibility and discussion. Blockchains record transactions, deposits, staking activity, and NFT mints. But these two systems operate almost completely independently. One measures what people say. The other measures what people actually do. What’s been missing is a transparent way to connect those two layers. That’s where XOOB starts to become interesting. Instead of treating marketing as something that exists only on social platforms, @XOOBNetwork attempts to build a bridge between creator influence and verifiable on-chain outcomes. In other words, the system doesn’t just ask: “Did people see the post?” It asks something much more important: “Did the audience take action after seeing it?” By linking creator activity with measurable blockchain events things like deposits, staking, NFT mints, and sustained user activity influence becomes something that can be tracked and evaluated far more accurately. That shift could change how Web3 campaigns are structured. Creators who consistently drive real adoption would become far more valuable than those who simply generate noise. And projects would finally have clearer insight into which voices actually move users from attention to participation. For an industry built on transparent ledgers, it’s surprising that marketing impact has remained so opaque. Connecting those dots might end up being one of the most important infrastructure layers for the creator economy in Web3. Link to join: xoob.link/?ref=20268fdfea

AI doesn't make your team obsolete. It makes bad strategy more expensive. If your messaging is off, AI will blast it to 10x more people, faster. If your creative brief has no insight, AI produces 50 variations of mediocre. The bottleneck was never execution. It was always judgment. That's still human. Still yours.

Breaking🚨 This one AI prompt just made your entire team obsolete. Build apps, write reports, design websites, send emails, run marketing campaigns, post on social all autonomously. Your 9–5 is now a single line of text. Proof + prompt below 👇

@nikitabier What does that mean - Prosumer ?

For the rest of the year, the word for everyone working at the frontier of AI will be: Prosumer

@nikitabier This is such a positive step.

Happy Friday—In this week's creator payout, we have allocated an additional $335,000 to X's creators. This was funded by: 1. Users who were suspended from the program for posting AI-generated war videos without disclosure 2. Deducting earnings from posts that received a Community Note for posting false information Remember to thank these folks for their generous donation.

@Programmer21_ Thanks for sharing

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