Limahl Asmall

FREE CORONA COOKBOOKS - I've put two books online to help eat well with basics and on a budget during these really tough times. Hope it helps. Please RT tinybudgetcooking.com/free-cookbook

@jspujji Onboard

My new VP added $100K in just 52 days. Not because she’s smarter. Because she onboarded herself. In her first 2 months, she: – asked the Qs most new hires are too afraid to ask – built her 30-60-90 before anyone told her to – identified and tracked metrics to keep consistent with goals. I asked her to write it all down for my team. Now, I’m giving it away for free. Comment "ONBOARD” and I’ll DM it to you.

@Petertaughtme Do you have any examples of these web funnels

Run web funnels. 1. Bypass the 15/30% apple tax, 2. Get paid quicker (no net 45 payback period) 3. test onboarding flows faster DM me if you want to test it for your app Source: funnelfox.short.gy/state-of-web2a…

@yanndine Gtm

I put 20 GTM growth tactics from 130 GTM engineers into ONE Notion doc. 20 tactics. No fluff. - How to track LinkedIn engagement on competitor posts and turn it into pipeline within 48 hours - How to pull intent signals into Clay and trigger outbound sequences the moment an account crosses a threshold - How to route pricing page visits to sales in real time using website intent tracking - How to run beachhead ABM on 10 to 20 accounts before expanding the list - How to move an existing customer to partner billing in exchange for net new introductions - How to book 35+ meetings before a conference starts using manual outreach 3 weeks out - How to run a 60-minute influencer webinar in interview format that actually drives pipeline - How to combine a large tradeshow with an intimate dinner for your top accounts - How to find your highest-impression lowest-CTR pages and rewrite them for AI search visibility - How to build a free template library that compounds SEO impact across your ICP This is the resource I would have KILLED for before spending months testing tactics that had already been proven by someone else. Like + comment "GTM" and I'll send it over (must be connected for priority access)

@Zephyr_hg ideas

I mapped out 50 ways to make money with AI in 2026. Not theory. Not hype. Real business models with revenue paths and MVP scope. Organized into 5 categories: vertical agents, content tools, data infrastructure, edge AI, and services. Each idea shows exactly what to build and how to monetize it. Saved me 3 weeks of research when I was figuring out what to launch. Comment "IDEAS" and I'll DM it to you (must be following)

@daffyduckinson Engine

$90k–$180k/month AI doctor pages are scaling without cameras, creators, or personal brands no ad accounts to babysit no filming schedules no on camera authority needed just consistent medical style avatars clear health explanations and curiosity based questions people already ask themselves the delivery stays calm and educational the pacing feels trustworthy instead of promotional and credibility builds long before any product is shown that’s why monetization feels invisible affiliate offers convert after trust is already earned these pages look slow at first then they compound aggressively rt + comment “engine” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@daffyduckinson Pages

$180k in mrr added in under 8 months by turning ai pages into a fluently traffic engine fluently didn’t scale by chasing influencers or burning budget on constant launches they built simple ai content pages each one teaching a single english concept designed to be saved, shared, and rewatched ai handled volume and consistency fluently captured intent at the exact moment someone wanted to learn traffic compounded followers turned into users users turned into recurring revenue this is what happens when ai pages aren’t built for clout but as distribution for a product that actually fits i broke down how fluently routes ai pages into installs and mrr rt + comment “pages” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@daffyduckinson Grandma

$90k–$170k/month ai grandma health pages scale by talking about fears people already carry they don’t sell supplements directly they don’t scream buy now they don’t look like ads they post calm grandmother style explanations simple causes behind everyday pain and anxiety and small habits people can try tonight the voice feels warm and trustworthy the pacing feels slow and reassuring the visuals feel homemade but consistent people watch longer people save quietly people come back daily the product appears later as a soft recommendation after belief and emotional safety already exist same face across every video same tone across every script ai handles volume and consistency that’s why these pages compound and why they convert without pressure rt + comment “grandma” and i’ll send the system (follow for dm)

@eCom_Amin Google

running ads into product pages is SUICIDE ESPECIALLY in the big 26 0 trust built in you’re begging for 0.000001 ROAS let me show you how advertorials fix this forever: customer clicks your ad lands on a “random” article reads: "7 dermatologists reveal the real cause of acne" not a product page not a sales pitch just "helpful content" same thing with ad you didn’t sell a product you just advertised free value in a sea of direct response pitches you’re an advertising that actually seems to help so they click on it land on advertorial: read for 2 minutes get educated on the problem realize they have it worse than they thought then at the bottom: "the solution these doctors recommend: [your product]" click through to product page already pre-sold conversion rate: 11% vs sending them directly to product page: conversion rate: 1.8% 6x difference same traffic same product just different bridge advertorials exploit the way people make decisions people HATE being sold to people LOVE learning so you teach them while selling them without them realizing it's an ad the structure: first 200 words: pure education - explain the problem - show why common solutions don't work - build credibility with "studies show" or "experts say" middle 300 words: agitate the problem - make them realize they have it worse than they thought - show consequences of not solving it - create urgency through fear last 200 words: introduce solution - "researchers discovered" - "doctors now recommend" - link to your product as the solution never looks like a sales pitch always looks like journalism example for skincare: headline: "why your acne keeps coming back" "(and the 60-second trick dermatologists use to stop it)" article explains: - gut health affects skin - inflammation is the real enemy - harsh chemicals make it worse - most products treat symptoms not cause then at the end: "that's why leading dermatologists" "now recommend [your supplement]" "which targets inflammation from inside" click through already convinced just need to place order the conversion rate jumps because: 1. they don't feel like they're being advertised to 2. they learned something valuable 3. they trust "expert recommendations" 4. the product is positioned as solution not just another cream platforms love advertorials too: facebook: lower cpc (engagement time is high) google: lower cpc (bounce rate is low) native ads: preferred format because people actually READ them vs product pages where they land and bounce immediately the setup is hella simple too: you need 3 things: 1. advertorial landing page (looks like article) 2. product page that the advertorial links to 3. ad creative that’s education not sales total setup time: 4 hours total cost: $0 if you write it yourself $200-400 if you hire someone roi: usually pays for itself in first week (just make sure you pick a random domain) (NEVER USE YOUR OWN BRAND’S SUB DOMAIN) i've tested this across 8 different niches: supplements: 12.4% conversion rate pet products: 11.2% conversion rate skincare: 9.7% conversion rate fitness: 8.3% conversion rate vs direct to product: supplements: 2.1% pet products: 2.3% skincare: 1.8% fitness: 1.4% advertorials win every time because you're playing a different psychological game most brands are trying to convince them to buy you're trying to educate them into buying one feels like pressure one feels like discovery just keep in mind that: platforms crack down on advertorials this happens when they’re TOO misleading can't pretend to be CNN or BBC can't make false medical claims can't use fake expert quotes but you CAN: cite real studies make it look like an article use general expert statements position product as recommended solution as long as you're not outright lying you're fine and the results speak for themselves i've made $100k+ for clients with this exact strategy most ecom brands will never test this thought for them it seems like "extra work" but once it's set it's DEFINITELY worth it - amin DM me "GOOGLE" and we’ll bring in traffic from google/bing ads that will feed your advertorial

@AlfieJCarter Template

This template hit 60,000+ impressions in under 48 hours. (I’m giving it away for FREE) Most posts on X die in minutes. Bad hooks. No structure. Zero engagement. I cracked a format that works. And I'm giving it away. What you get: → The exact structure that drives massive impressions → Step-by-step guide on how to use it → Copy-paste AI prompt (Claude/ChatGPT ready) → Access to our private GTM Community on Slack This isn't theory. It's battle-tested. You can start using it today to 10x your engagement. Want it? 1. Follow me 2. Comment "TEMPLATE" I'll DM it to you.

@jasoncfox Playbook

90 Days, Brand New Blank Account, 6-Figures Recently I started a fresh account with the goal of hitting $100k as fast as possible, and I achieved that in under 90 days I just finished the full playbook, uncovering:  - The Sales Process - The Exact Content - The Simple DMs - And more Like + reply "Playbook" and I'll DM you (must be following)

@Motion_Viz @mobbin @v_computer 🔥

my 2026 app building workflow: 3 tools. zero figma. zero code written manually. the stack: → Claude Code (Opus 4.5) — planning + PRD + architecture → @mobbin Pro — picture perfect UI patterns from real apps with millions of users. → @v_computer — ship the actual product alternative → Antigravity or any other IDE/no code tool with Clear System Instructions. the flow: idea ↓ Claude Code writes the full PRD ↓ Mobbin for UI references (real apps, not dribbble fantasy) ↓ Vibecode builds it ↓ live app what used to take 3 months now takes 3 days. drop a 🔥 if you want the full breakdown.

@demirdjiantwins Factory

We replaced a $221K/year UGC team with this Nano Banana Ad factory. Now this brand is running 900+ super realistic AI ads on Facebook and Tiktok And posts 20 new UGC Videos per day What agencies charge $8K-15K for (20 UGC videos, 3-week turnaround) Now takes 47 seconds. Unlimited creators. Most brands are stuck in the UGC nightmare: → Paying $15K+ monthly for inconsistent creators → Waiting 2-3 weeks for basic testimonial videos → Getting 5-8 generic videos max per campaign → Creators ghosting mid-production This system obliterates that completely. Upload your product → AI generates 900+ UGC variations → ready-to-launch video ads. Not mockups. Real scroll-stopping content. Built after watching brands burn $200K+ on creator networks that deliver recycled testimonials. The efficiency gains? Ridiculous: → 20x UGC production velocity → 97% cost reduction vs agencies → Unlimited video variations → Zero creator dependencies ever again How it works: 1️⃣ AI Avatar Generation Engine - Creates 15+ authentic spokespeople in seconds 2️⃣ Script Intelligence System - Maps product benefits to testimonial angles automatically 3️⃣ UGC Production Stack - Generates lifestyle demos, unboxings, testimonials instantly 4️⃣ Platform Optimization - Auto-formats for TikTok/FB/Instagram algorithms Deployed across 200+ brands generating $50M+ tracked revenue. 47-second production time per video. Complete UGC independence. Want to deploy this inside your brand? 1️⃣ Follow me 2️⃣ Comment "FACTORY" below and REPOST this post (I'll DM you the complete system once you follow me)

@nicktheriot_ Guide

I'm going to delete this post in 48 hrs... Because I just dropped the full MASTERCLASS guide to dominate Q1 2026 with Facebook ads. This is the exact GOD-TIER Q1 strategy we use to take ecom brands from $1k days to $30k+ days while everyone's tanking in January. We charge $10,000/mo to do this for clients… But today, I’m giving it away 100% FREE. Comment "GUIDE" and I'll send it to you.

@free_ai_guides alex

Alex Hormozi helped thousands build $100M offers. So I made a Hormozi Mega-Prompt that turns ChatGPT into a value-creating machine: → Offer creation → Pricing models → Market analysis → Value stack generation → Pain-point insight extraction If you want ChatGPT to think like Hormozi, this is the one. Comment “Alex” and I’ll DM it to you.

@OfficialLoganK Yes please!

Reply here or DM me :) will add folks in as much as we can

Big upgrade to vibe coding in @GoogleAIStudio lands in Jan, but if you want to test early… 👇🏻

@DTC_Quizbuilder TAICHI

The best quiz funnel of 2025 🏆 $100M+ selling... Tai Chi workouts Mad Muscles built a masterpiece...And you can replicate it for ANY product 😈 I broke down the entire funnel in Figma Like, RT & Comment "TAICHI", will send it to you

@georgesttock nano

Google’s new Nano Banana Pro is F*cking crazy! I gave it one product photo… and it generated agency-level ads in under 2 minutes. No editor. No capcut. No $10k/month creative retainers. Then I combined it with my custom GPT pipeline — and suddenly my ads started looking like top 1% DTC brands… for $0. Honestly, it feels like something Google released by mistake. It’s almost unreal. Should I drop it? Comment "NANO" and I'll send it (must be following)

@knoxtwts Hack

most genius b2b info product hack i've seen this year: guy was stuck at $2k/month selling $97 community access everyone told him he needed more content, bigger audience, better marketing, viral growth he ignored all of it just: repositioned same product as infrastructure, not education, changed from "learn" to "install working infrastructure", raised price to $1997 multiple 5-figs first month same audience. same product. zero new creation needed the formula: - identify bleeding problem not interesting problem - sell infrastructure not knowledge - position against $150k hires not $497 courses charge based on outcome value, not comfort level, scaled to 6-figs/mo while course creators stayed broke at $97 wrote the complete positioning hack into a doc rt, like and comment "HACK" and i'll send it (must follow to dm)