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Turn Up A Notch

เข้าร่วม Aralık 2015
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Lachezar Voynov
Lachezar Voynov@LachezarVoynov·
This is a list of 20 ad creative libraries that should teach you how to scale past $1m/month on Meta. what Creative Diversity really is, how to optimize your creatives for Andromeda, native ads, VSL ads, AI ads... I’ve also provided examples for every creative format that is currently crushing for our clients, spending $15M+/month on Meta. Access it for the next 48 hours. Like & comment ‘send’. I will DM you a link.
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@FedotOff90 Must be larp if the CPMs are 4-6
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Alex Fedotoff
Alex Fedotoff@FedotOff90·
Sat next to a 29-year-old at a dinner in Miami who casually mentioned he does $1.2M/month selling a joint supplement in Germany. No US presence. Germany only. Started 14 months ago. He's American but his wife is German. She handles all the translation and customer service. He runs the ads. Four-person operation. $1.2M/month. 34% net margins. I asked him why Germany specifically. He said: "Everyone fights over the US glucosamine market. There are maybe 10 serious direct response brands running in Germany. I'm one of them. CPMs are $4-6 instead of $12-15. Same product. Same funnel structure. A fraction of the competition." His total setup cost was $2,800. Translation, localized landing page, EU-compliant labeling, and a 3PL in Berlin. He was profitable by week 2. The part that blew my mind: he said his best-performing creative in Germany is a translated version of a US ad that flopped. Same hook, same structure — it did 0.9x ROAS in the US and 3.8x in Germany. The ad wasn't bad. The market was just too saturated to hear it. If your spouse, partner, or close friend speaks another language fluently — you're sitting on a geo-expansion cheat code that most ecom entrepreneurs would pay serious money for.
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@peterktodd They aren't hiding it anymore
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Peter Todd
Peter Todd@peterktodd·
tl;dr: the EU wants to force Google to make a real time feed of all searches done on Google, with bullshit privacy protections, available to any EU company or researcher who wants it. Complying is evil. A future EU government should retroactively criminalize compliance.
Lukasz Olejnik@lukOlejnik

A European Commission proposal could create one of Europe’s largest privacy and national-security risks in decades. techletters.substack.com/p/the-european… Through DMA enforcement, it may compel Google to hand over sensitive search data about millions of Europeans to third parties, including entities that could be used as fronts by hostile actors. The privacy risk is serious. The national-security risk is real.

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PK@pk_992·
@AdamThierer @EuroDale Almost feels like foreign intelligence funded the activists that are responsible for this regulation... Hmm
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Adam Thierer
Adam Thierer@AdamThierer·
truly one of the most amazing developments in trans-Atlantic tech policy over the past 20 years is the way that Europe set out to regulate US tech giants into the ground, but only made them more dominant as a result. This Economist headline really says it.
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James Pethokoukis ⏩️⤴️@JimPethokoukis

'Here is an uncomfortable truth for hand-wringing policymakers: Europe’s dependency on America is in no small part Europe’s own fault. Decades of over-regulating the old continent’s economy left businesses there unable to compete with American firms' economist.com/europe/2026/04…

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PK@pk_992·
@ClaudeDevs Can you also refund my TIME
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ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs·
Over the past month, some of you reported Claude Code's quality had slipped. We investigated, and published a post-mortem on the three issues we found. All are fixed in v2.1.116+ and we’ve reset usage limits for all subscribers.
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Beff (e/acc)
Beff (e/acc)@beffjezos·
Now is truly the golden age to be a small team doing something insanely ambitious.
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Nick Lawton
Nick Lawton@nicholasnlawton·
interesting new pay structure for UGC has been hitting the market recently 👀
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Zed
Zed@ZedNilm1·
$92k+/month ads start like this not a product not a pitch just a casual moment someone scrolling… reacting to comments “people in the comments…” and suddenly you’re curious what are they seeing what am i missing that’s the hook these ads don’t push they pull you into a conversation and AI makes it infinitely scalable same scene endless variations different angles every time i broke down how these “comment hook” ads are built and how to run them at scale rt + comment “comments” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)
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Lorenzo | Meta Ads & Performance Creatives 📈
The best B-roll is currently AI generated. After $107M+ in managed Meta ad spend, I just broke down how we create it in house for our 7/8-fig clients. And now, for the next 48 hours I'm giving away our SOPs: - How to generate B-roll from NOTHING - Change lighting on b-roll & create before and afters. - Even change product, position, and location inside. Want it? Like + Comment "B-roll" and I'll send it over. (Must be following)
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PK@pk_992·
@vyklicil @prestonjbyrne "if I" this is unrelated to 4chan, I don't like the UK or EU leadership but my point was that all the constitution talk is a bit hypocrisy when I have to be compliant with all the rules in US when operating from the EU
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PK@pk_992·
@Outscaler Cool, which model for writing? Opus 4.7 fell of, I'm back to Sonnet 4.6 with Gemini reviewing it from time to time
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Outscaler@Outscaler·
Automated SEO for Brandsearch with Hermes + Nano banana 2 + Openrouter I have like 6 agents for this, for quality control, taking snapshots in the app for context + generating illustration with nano. Quality is decent for now imo, 6.5+/10, better than VA But the beauty of it, is how easy it is to later optimize the .md and agents to actually improve from my feedback Articles that get traction = will be fined tuned by an human I'm setting up the same concept for ads + landers now. Won't be fully automated but just to save 90% of time just setting shit up
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George?
George?@GeorgeStevens11·
Imagine you're in the club and the DJ drops this.
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Lorenzo | Meta Ads & Performance Creatives 📈
Your ads look like ads, and that’s killing your performance. After $107M+ in managed Meta ad spend, we broke down the 5 creative formats we're using right now to scale our clients. And now, for the next 48 hours I'm giving it away: - Our full breakdown on each format and why it works - The exact scripting structure we use for each one - How each format maps to different awareness levels so you know when to use what - Real examples from accounts we've scaled with these Want it? Like + Comment "FORMATS" and I'll send it over. (Must be following)
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PK@pk_992·
@Boogiethxf @PhedEU Extensions that added another toolbar, they were popular from early 2000s to 2017 or so. Some changed the default search engine, this generated revenue because it was monetized with adwords? Not sure. Old article here @shailin_dhar/malicious-vs-legitimate-toolbar-extension-traffic-ddd6ee0750fc" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@shailin_dhar/…
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phed@PhedEU·
Met this Bulgarian dude at a lunch in Athens 2 years ago He was already working on stuff much more complicated than the Spotify scam Absolute legend
Sweep@0xSweep

A guy in Bulgaria scammed $1 MILLION out of Spotify Spotify pays around $0.004 every time someone streams a song for at least 30 seconds So he uploaded 467 tracks that were all barely over 30 seconds After this he bought 1,200 Spotify Premium accounts, set them to loop his playlist 24/7 and sat back Those 1,200 bots generated 72 million streams a month, which accounted for over $400,000 in royalties from only $12,000 worth of subscriptions. The playlists were called "Soulful Music" and "Music From The Heart" Both made it into Spotify's global top charts and "Soulful Music" hit number 11 in the US, higher than any major label playlist at the time Meanwhile the whole operation was showing up in Spotify's own weekly revenue reports They sent that data to record labels every single week for months and nobody noticed it The craziest part is none of it was illegal The accounts were paid for with real money, real premium subscribers streamed the songs and every upload had valid copyright When journalists reached out for comment, a Spotify spokesperson refused to even call it a scam He only got caught because he got too successful. Breaking into the top 50 made one major label executive look twice at the charts By the time Spotify deleted the tracks in October 2017, he had already pulled over $1 million in royalties Years later an American named Michael Smith tried to do the same scheme with AI generated music and 10,000 bot accounts He made $10 million in royalties but to make it work he had to buy bulk email addresses, lie directly to Spotify when they flagged him and pay for subscriptions using fake names on corporate debit cards Those lies turned the whole operation into wire fraud The DOJ busted him in 2024, he pleaded guilty and had to return $8 million Same scam, different execution and a small detail changed the entire outcome One guy became rich, the other is waiting for his sentencing

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PK@pk_992·
@nabeelazeez Gonna have to listen to Bay City again after this. 😄
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Nabeel Azeez
Nabeel Azeez@nabeelazeez·
If you want to listen a timeless banger, search for “Mizuiro no Ame” by Junko Yagami.
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Rob Freund
Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw·
"No one is getting in trouble for fake reviews bro..." Publishing(.)com and its two principals will pay $1.5M to resolve an FTC case about fake reviews and fake earnings claims. Publishing sold a self-publishing course and a coaching program. If you sell info, read this. 1/
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PK@pk_992·
@recouso It so stupid, it drives me crazy. More capital in the mediterranean and we could have international tech hubs etc. - prosperity
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Alex Recouso
Alex Recouso@recouso·
Malta is not allowed to run a citizenship by investment program because Eurocrats in Brussels think it’s a “security risk.” But they’re okay with Spain giving away hundreds of thousands of passports to illegal immigrants. The entire EU project doesn’t make any sense. I predict freedom of mobility within member states will end soon.
BBC News (World)@BBCWorld

Spain approves plan to give around 500,000 undocumented migrants legal status bbc.in/4tGrlZi

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