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@rohandave_ What’s the best way to run ads for an expensive cost-per-click keyword?

r3tards will tell you to do ONLY organic for your app on 200K view organic video: - you'll get ~0.4% people to exit TT/IG & search your app ~ 800-1000 downloads on 200K view ad, i chadmax with: - 7% click through rate ~ 13,800 downloads that's 14X more traffic than an organic video and this traffic is high-quality, not random scrollers rest is upto your product funnel to make shit profitable

Hot take: Paid ads aren’t the best way to grow early. Social builds trust. Cold outreach gets immediate users. Ads? They just amplify what already works. Where have you seen the most traction?

@eliana_jordan Shit like a habit tracking app made with Claude won't make you money, but creativity and actual problem solving is still valued and will make you money.

“Apps are dead.” I don’t buy it. People still want tools to: → remember → stay motivated → track things → make better decisions Demand is still there.

@DanKulkov Congrats, much rather see progress like this than some guy claiming he makes 10k MRR on a vibe-coded habit tracking app.

just crossed $100 MRR with my ios apps swimming in money these days

@munchPRMR Shameless

@rmkcodes Ayeee nice shill

Think I've probably applied for 50+ job roles over the last 2 weeks and nothing but denials back yet > Master of Science in Finance from a pretty decent business college > Awful resume because I've just been doing crypto since I graduated How to fix?

@WesRoth Feels like the only people being successful with vibecoding are the ones on YouTube talking about it.

Apple has quietly halted App Store updates for popular AI "vibe-coding" applications most notably the $9 billion startup Replit and mobile app builder Vibecode. After months of pushback, Apple is reportedly demanding major UX changes. Replit is being asked to force its generated app previews to open in an external web browser rather than natively inside its app. Vibecode was told it must completely remove the ability to generate software specifically for Apple devices.

Added cover letter generation to Resumecraft. Users can not create resumes and cover letters with different templates.

@pcshipp 95% of people talking about these revenues are completely faking it, and it's so obvious. It takes years of effort and experimenting to get those numbers. Those SaaS reddits are full of fake stories.

How do people make $10K MRR or even $100K MRR while I’m still stuck at $9 MRR? - $9 MRR - $2 revenue - 198 New users - 206 Active users No idea how to start marketing

@bymarcoperez What strategy do you use for organic content?

My first iOS app has been live for 1 week. Here are the stats so far ⚡️ - 80+ downloads - $14 MRR - 6 five star reviews Ik these are small numbers, but I’m really happy with the start. Let’s keep building.

@aryannstarr Id like to get in touch

my name's aryan. i'm 18 dropped out of highschool, flew to SF, going flat BROKE in the process surrounded by the most cracked founders on earth
 i swear sf makes london look lame

@cesaralvarezll Thats amazing, congrats

@rmkcodes All organic, mainly TikTok & Instagram

My first iOS app has been live for 3 weeks. Here are the stats so far 🚀 - 1,000+ downloads - $217 in revenue - $56 MRR - 5 active trials for the annual plan I’m not sure if these are “good” numbers but I’m really happy with the start. Let’s keep building.

Added the ability for users to email their resume to themselves, hopefully reducing friction, especially for mobile users.

@jacobrodri_ A lot of these posts on these sub-reddits are just engagement bait or fake content to advertise the 100th habit tracking app built by Claude tbh.

this guy built 65 "boring" apps none of them went viral... but together they make $50,000/year here’s how he did it:

@lobotomy_user Please pay for the subscription, my Adobe stock decided to go to shit

great, i have to pay to cancel my adobe subscription most pathetic way to get me to keep my subscription lol

@Leo_Traydes I'd rather do hospitality at this point...

Computer Science went from one of the absolute best degrees to pursue to one of the worst all within a decade Absolutely nuts.

Launched Resumecraft to the public, hope it will go well