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hey kitchy, save all CMOs.

every time i opened twitter for “research” i lost ~30–40 mins came back with ideas but no clarity that loop gets expensive fast

@Bodie9210472856 somewhere in the near future

I wаnnа kiII mysеlf but not forever just for like 3 days

@Matt_Pinner another piece, another story

Who can figure this out?

a perfect start to the day for all Marketing peeps

@tyagicapx 👀 All eyes and ears

so true trying my hands on an AI CMO marketplace prolly one of the most ambitious builds i have worked on recently

@IamVagee More controlled with @heykitchy

@dextrrr Haha yes, marketing is basically controlled chaos.

i noticed something weird while building coding has flow design has flow marketing? just constant tab switching + second guessing didn’t feel like work felt like fragmentation

@NoContextBrits It's about the journey not the destination

Nice one.

@Something64bit It's gonna work out

I think he’s starting to lose it

@djcows Textbook YC material

startup idea: submerged GPUs to heat the water to create steam to spin turbines to generate electricity to power the GPUs

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most marketing teams are basically human glue between tools copy tool analytics tool design tool scheduler community dashboard a lot of work just moving information around

marketing matters kitchy matters

Marketing shouldn’t start with: “what should I post today?” Start with a workflow. Launch thread. Competitor analysis. Growth research. Tap Try now. Let the system cook.

one underrated founder tax: opening twitter “for research” and coming back 40 minutes later with zero decisions made

people say distribution is everything but most founders don’t lack distribution they lack systems for distribution so everything becomes manual again. tomorrow.

every ai marketing tool promises “generate 30 tweets instantly” cool now who decides: what matters what timing is right what narrative we’re pushing what audience we actually want generation wasn’t the bottleneck, judgment was

Marketing tools usually operate in isolation. Research in one tab. Writing in another. Posting somewhere else. So the system never learns. Connect your tools. Kitchy turns them into a single execution loop where context moves with the work. Less switching. More shipping.

marketing teams grew because the stack fragmented. every new tool added a role: analytics tool → data person community platform → community manager content tool → content lead automation tool → lifecycle manager lowkey predictable. solution → @heykitchy

most 'ai marketing' tools are just glorified text generators. they don't solve the systems problem. they just make the content problem faster.