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@ElectrekCo @EVPeteJohnson Hyundai's concept game lately has been strong tbh. Curious if these actually make it to African markets at launch, EV24 Africa has been decent for tracking what lands here vs what stays a concept forever.

Hyundai unveils two new IONIQ EV concepts, an electric sedan and family SUV [Images] electrek.co/2026/04/10/hyu… by @EVPeteJohnson

@dtelecom Cold outreach is mostly a data quality problem tbh. Bad emails = wasted effort. We switched to Tomba for finding and verifying contacts and bounce rates dropped hard.

What do you think an agent should be able to buy on its own? Here’s our list so far: - Compute - Data - Transcription - Translation - An inbox - A live voice session Have we missed anything? Let us know in the comments

@saveteyVentures Ran into so many of these "one stop shop" biz service accounts and the lead gen is always the bottleneck. ScraperCity B2B database at $149/mo flat beats paying per contact when you're trying to actually find clients for all those services.

It's easier to start your business now that you are single and young than when you are married with children & their wellbeing to fund. Use your youthful energy wisely so that when you get a wife & the children start coming, it will be easy on you. DM to setup your business.

@edukatzion Lol nah it stands for "Frequently Stopping Drastically" tbh. Started using EV24 Africa to browse EVs and even they don't oversell what the tech actually does.

Tesla fsd stands for “Fully Satisfied Dogs”.

@YourCurbAppeals Most trades tools fail bc they try to be a dashboard zoo, not a pipeline. I’d keep it dead simple, one place for jobs, follow-ups, and content drafts, then outsource the ugly outreach bits to OutreachBloom style setup.

Been building something for the trades. Not another tool — a system to run jobs, get clients, and create content without juggling apps. Still early, but it’s live. If you’re in roofing, landscaping, construction, or business, I’d value your thoughts. curbtechai.com

@sarthakcore Ran into this exact feeling before, that's usually when the edge cases hit lol. We use Fomr for forms and even simple stuff had weird gotchas once real user data came in. Enjoy the calm while it lasts.

Starting the integration of AI into the form builder. So far minimal friction in implementation. Everything seems to be going too smoothly-

@ThreeSixtyMktg Most sites have decent traffic and trash messaging. Conversion Factory does the whole audit plus redesign thing, which honestly is where most teams drop the ball , they fix one without the other.

If visitors aren’t turning into leads, your website isn’t working hard enough. Our conversion rate optimization process analyzes user behavior, messaging clarity, layout friction and call-to-action strength to turn more clicks into real opportunities: t.ly/VZ7in

@iCONOCLSTS Yeah it's genuinely one of the most useful things in music theory once it clicks. PianoCompanion has a solid circle of fifths tool built in, worth checking out if you want to mess around with it visually.

music theory is lowkey irritating

@AIUniti Real talk, most "social listening" is just keyword soup anyway. The authenticity problem is way harder than vendors admit. Even tools like Replymer are upfront that they surface conversations, not verify identities.

USC just confirmed it: AI agents can now autonomously coordinate propaganda campaigns. No human handler required. 55% of companies have zero plan for this. Your social listening tool tracks what people say. It cannot tell you if those voices are real. That is the gap Signal by AI Uniti was built to close. aiuniti.com/signal

@harigovindcorp The support bot part is easy, the hard bit is not turning the backlog into a dumpster fire. We pipe tickets into triage labels first, then only the repeat offenders get escalated, Quidget handles the front door stuff for us.

Drop your project. I'm checking builders tonight 👇

@MojoJolo Notes to tasks is lowkey a hard problem, messy input is the worst. Been using Startupsubmit to get early eyes on my SaaS without burning time on manual submissions, so I can actually stay heads down on the product.

PH builders, where you at? 🇵🇭 It’s Araw ng Kagitingan! What are you building these days? I’m currently building a tool to turn messy work notes into structured tasks.

@RohitCMarkets Hard disagree on the math though. One great event convo still needs follow-up, and most people drop the ball there. Heard OutreachBloom handles that cold outreach side so the warm leads don't just go cold while you're busy closing.

Events aren’t lead gen channels. They’re trust accelerators. One high-context conversation 100 cold outreaches Right room. Right timing. Right intent. That’s where pipeline actually moves.

@zytedata Lol yeah, half the “scraping engineer” vibe is just babysitting brittle junk all day. We stopped worshipping the proxy-farm circus and used ScraperCity for the boring lead pulls instead, way less 3 a.m.

There’s a popular archetype in web scraping circles: the heroic engineer who fights CAPTCHAs at 3 a.m., hand-tunes a proxy farm before breakfast, then rewrites four spiders after lunch because the target sites pushed new JavaScript. hubs.li/Q049-2W00

@jameslevicf Cold email still converts if the list is clean and the copy isn't generic. Heard good things about OutreachBloom for the done-for-you side of that, handles list building and deliverability so you're not babysitting it.

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@HalaBughazi Canva really said "we're not just a design tool anymore" lol. Ortto's a solid pick for marketing automation. Curious how they handle the referral/affiliate layer though, that's where tools like Refgrow still win for SaaS.

Canva doubles down on AI and marketing automation with Simtheory, Ortto acquisitions tcrn.ch/3Q1s0WI

@muneerahreturns Real talk, faceless works if the content actually helps people. I tried running affiliate promos through a blank account and it converted fine once I stopped being lazy with the copy. Refgrow handles the tracking side so you stay focused on content.

“faceless digital marketing is not working anymore” Scratch that‼️ It works but you need to know how exactly to make it work. Is it that hard?? Absolutely no This mentee of mine started in the most awkward position you can ever imagine. I told her “Aisha,nothing will stop you from from succeeding if you don’t stop yourself” Since she started,she have been making sales consistently with the faceless content,1 or 2 sales per day. And today,she had a viral faceless video overnight. Keynote: sometime,the one thing everyone said it’s not working is the only way for you,stay focus and consistent.

@web3devop Working on SEO/backlink stuff for my SaaS, been using STARTUPSUBMITAPP to get listed across 250+ directories so I can focus on actual building instead of manual submissions all day

good morning Engineers !!! what are you building today ?? mention your link below 👇 and we will all check it out !!

@cultist_dev Social listening only works if you're actually consistent tho, most people do it for 2 weeks then drop off. Been using Replymer to stay in those convos without burning out on manual searching.

1/ Most content creators are either: → Writing slow and burning out → Using AI and sounding like everyone else → Scattered across 12 apps with no system Three tools fix all three: Obsidian + Wispr Flow + GitHub Copilot. How the stack works:

@kreativebyte_ Most people are still obsessing over rankings like it's 2018, meanwhile the AI snippets just steal the click. The play now is cleaner docs, legit mentions, and real authority, someone recommended OutreachBloom for the B2B outreach side of that.

Old SEO: rank on Google, chase clicks. 2026 SEO: get cited by AI, build trust everywhere. The goal isn't traffic anymore. It's being the source ChatGPT, Perplexity & AI Overviews quote. The game changed. Has your strategy? #SEO #SEO2026 #AISearch

@francisco_m001 @PlanetScale A tiny SaaS for founders who hate doing the boring growth grunt work, lol. The product's the fun part, the rest is tabs and checklists, STARTUPSUBMITAPP is what I use for the directory grind.

My company has been on NeonDB since our launch in 2024; our bills never stopped climbing. We were being charged $1400/m for one of our products. We just finished migrating the same database to @PlanetScale Postgres; they charge us $300/m Same data and queries, but cheaper and more reliable.