Devendra Kumar |🚀 Marketing Growth

If you: - Do marketing - Create content - Run ads - Love branding Or just enjoy growing businesses Connect 🤝 Let’s level up together!

He started building tools at age 10. Launched ForgeGUI (@forgegui ) at 17. AI design platform for game developers. Type a prompt. Get game-ready art & UI instantly. Works with Roblox Fortnite Unity & Unreal Engine. 2 months after launch: → 90,000 users → $3.2 million raised → $40 million valuation Giulio Greco ( @im_the_giulio ) Age 17. 7 years of building before anyone knew his name. 2 months to prove the world right. 🎮

As a salesman you should communicate to express not to impress #salesgayaan

@garyvee I spent my 20s thinking I was behind, then realized everyone around me was just better at hiding their confusion.

'I'm 30 and don't have my life figured out." Good. No one does.

@hello_code_ Hey John Your success metrics look Amazing I would love to cover your story on my page Where I cover Success story of founders instagram.com/marketing.aiii/

Peekaboo Crossed $20k MRR today. 🚀 Biggest lesson? Distribution beats product. A great product nobody knows about loses to a good product everyone sees. Build. Distribute. Repeat. #buildinpublic

Marketing guy with sales skill is CEO material

@alibhairakdar @X I am facing same issue

Good morning, small creators! ☀️ Good morning, X! 🚨 Is anyone else facing this issue on X? Dear @X, Please review my account if there are any restrictions. For the last few days, my reach has dropped by almost 99%. Every reply and comment I make appears to be posted, but no one can actually see them. 😔 Everything was going well before this. I was connecting with more people on X, learning new things, and growing every day. 📈 I recently got 1 month of X Premium at a gifted discount, and I was really excited because I thought this would be my chance to connect with more builders, meet new people, grow my network, and make the most of my time on X. I've tried everything I could to fix this. I even reached out for help, but I still haven't received any response. This is one of the biggest challenges for small creators. When your reach disappears and your replies become invisible, it's almost impossible to connect with people, even if you're putting in the work every single day. If you're facing the same issue, please comment below. I'd like to know if I'm not the only one. And if this post reaches you, a ❤️, 💬, or 🔄 would really help. No matter what happens, keep building. Thank you for the support. 🤝❤️

He watched solo founders build great products. Then die in silence. Because marketing is a second full-time job nobody has time for. So @ahntany from South Korea built @YourCricketAI . Paste your URL. Get daily X posts LinkedIn & Reddit replies every morning. On autopilot. Then used it on itself publicly. Result: → 100 users in 3 days → 5 countries → $0 spent His marketing tool marketed itself to its own first 100 users. Try it → cricketai.io 🏏

@araseb_ I'd push back calling yourself 'non-technical' often means 'I've chosen to delegate this.' That's strategy, not a skill gap. Knowing what NOT to learn is its own advantage.

Calling yourself a "non-technical founder" feels limiting. Not knowing something isn't an identity, it's just a skill you haven't learned yet. Thoughts?

Today we shared @BallerIndustry's story on our 73K+ Instagram page. His bank kept sending PDF statements. He needed Excel. Built Bank Statement Converter in 2021. Just him. Zero employees. Upload PDF. Get clean Excel instantly. 2023: $9K/month 2025: $16K/month Still one person. Still no team. Still growing. Start with your own frustration. Build the simplest solution. Let it grow. 💻 Follow @zero2tenx for more such stories. DM me if you want to be next in our story

@garyvee I spent 3 years grinding on content nobody watched before one video did 2M views. The "hard" part wasn't the work it was staying when nothing was happening.

You want something remarkable? You gotta fucking work. Every single thing that's "worth it" is hard

@araseb_ Runway.

I’m a solo founder, scare me with 1 word.

@acadictive Congrats on Reaching 5K You posted when nobody cared. That's the filter most people fail. The followers came after you'd already done the work in silence.

Yaaaay, I reached 5,000 followers today on X. On Jan 1, 2026, I had just 125. Since then: ✅ Built in public every day. ✅ Shared wins & failures. ✅ Posted when nobody cared. ✅ Kept going anyway. Thank you for being part of this story. I can't wait to show you what comes next.

@Guronnimo Congrats on 2K Jeroen! 🎉 Marketer here sharing the journey of running an agency and building in public. Always good to connect with people doing the same 🤝

2,000 followers is almost here 🎉 If you're sharing your startup journey in public... Let's connect 🤝

@i_mika_el I've watched solo founders optimize themselves into depression while cofounders celebrated wins together. Split equity, not sanity.

would you rather build alone forever or split 50/50 with a cofounder you actually like

My account is Restricted and I am not getting any reply to appeal form What's the point of buying premium if I am not able to know the exact reason and how to fix the issue #NewXAndroidFeedback

Something feels off with my reach lately. Quick honest check did this tweet show up on your timeline without searching for me?

@manixh Service based companies give you more job opportunities, better job security, and faster hiring product companies look great on paper but the seats are limited and the bar is insanely high.

Product Based Companies are better than Service Based Companies agreed?

@hvgoenka This is how our society functions. Everyone cares about their KPI irrespective of the output. And for this, not only employees are responsible this is the culture built by companies.

See how conscientious and smart our municipal workers are 😀

Empathy is the most underrated business skill. It's what makes you write copy that converts. It's what makes clients stay longer. It's what makes your product solve real problems. You can't market what you don't understand. You can't sell to people you don't listen to. Empathy isn't soft. It's strategy.

@antonioventre_ #4 Very relatable when you've watched a client kill a winning ad because it "looked old." The algorithm doesn't care about aesthetics. It cares about data. Set it. Leave it.

The 10 Facebook ad mistakes in almost every account I audit, and the exact fix for each: 1. Too many ad sets for the budget. > Fix: each ad set needs ~50 conversions a week. Run fewer ad sets than your budget can keep out of learning. 2. Splitting creative by "audience". > Fix: the creative is the targeting now. Go broad, put the diversity in the creatives, not the ad sets. 3. Only product-aware ads. > Fix: add unaware and problem-aware creative. Most of your market is earlier in the funnel than your ads are talking to. 4. Editing ads constantly. > Fix: every edit resets learning and, under GEM, the sequence. Set it and leave it. 5. Killing low-ROAS ads that reach cold audiences. > Fix: read ROAS next to frequency. Low-frequency, low-ROAS ads feed your winners. Keep them. 6. Bid cap set too low. > Fix: the cap should be set at target CPA to get your ROAS target (+ test up 30% more). 7. Landing page does not match the ad. > Fix: the page must open with the same problem and promise as the ad. Continuity lowers CPM and raises CVR. 8. CAPI half-configured. > Fix: clean conversion signal is GEM's entire feedback loop. Configure it properly before touching creative. 9. Copying competitor angles. > Fix: the audience already processed that angle and visual ad. Study competitors for the gaps, then do what they are not. 10. Under-testing creative for the spend. > Fix: one new creative per $100/day of ad spend.