I'm working on 24 startups simultaneously (half a million b2b users, multimillion ARR) No VC funding, employees, calls, office, managers... Each business is 100% async over chat: > me: idea, design, UX & marketing. > comaker: coding, product & support. Why, how, what:

I'm also building these startups: ↳ https://t.co/6eksI7IW95 website and directory builder ↳ https://t.co/NiG9kJF4PB finds all relevant web directories and lists you there ↳ https://t.co/NRdU9WtY3N AI Blog generator for SEO ↳ https://t.co/8cEFdu4ITC b2b ad network for tech

Solana is reshaping global finance, and Wall Street is just the beginning. Our team joined @BitwiseInvest at the NYSE closing bell to celebrate the rise of Solana on the biggest stage.

20 Years as an Entrepreneur → 21 Tips 1. Enjoy. It'll consume your entire life. Learn to enjoy the process. 2. Learn. Things change fast. Spend an hour a day learning. Podcasts and long tweets are the best. 3. Marry. Having a loving family boosts the meaning of life and

92% of U.S. GDP growth this year 😳 I can’t tell if that genius or ponzi

Specialized AI agents are gonna beat the sh*t out of general agents. The tiny difference in their abilities make a huge difference in the outcomes. If I was the top 1% in any given niche, I’d bet my life on building an agent to automate my job, until someone else did that

If u launched a mobile app in 2009 If u launched a social media app in 2014 If u launched a c0in in 2017 If u launched nft marketplace in 2021 If u launched ai wrapper in 2023 If u launched vibe coding tool in 2024 If u launched ai agent in 2025 If u launched ai browser in 2026

What I see happening: > AI replaces employees doing repetitive tasks. > Employees using AI replace those who don't. > Smaller teams replace larger ones. In 2022, GPT-3 inspired me to bet it all on AI, and it paid off. These agents help me run 100% of my marketing solo:

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I finally understood why startups raise billions: - Replit bids $1B on Bolt - Bolt bids $1B on Replit

I'll be canceled for saying this, but you dont need more marketing, you simply need to make your products better by talking to your 5 users. ..and, you dont need any real marketing effort to bring your first 5 users. just talk to your friends & network, and it'll do the work

don't be me > built & sold my first startup in 2009 > over the next 13 years, invested all this money in startups > lost money on all 30 startups founder/invested > still kept going > sold my house to keep going > pivoted into bootstrapping in 2023 > spent more of my savings to

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don't be me > built & sold my first startup in 2009 > over the next 13 years, invested all this money in startups > lost money on all 30 startups founder/invested > still kept going > sold my house to keep going > pivoted into bootstrapping in 2023 > spent more of my savings to

I acquired Unicorn Platform for $0.8M and grew it from 25k to 631,000 users. I've literally tried every growth method I've heard of. All my marketing failures & successes: https://t.co/OPoopnewYi

23. That's it. Give it a try to build a saas landing page, waitlist, web directory, jobboard, launchpad, personal page... -> https://t.co/FpSOZK28Qz My other 20+ projects -> https://t.co/TbtbjSIN0h

22. Campaigns. I tried giveaways (my own and in partnership with others). Didn't work at all. LTDs on app sumo brough the craziest rude & unhappy users. Black Friday coupon sales worked really well. I'll maybe do bundle campaigns.

Aviation touches roughly 11% of U.S. GDP in some format, but with today’s air traffic control limitations, it’s also a cap on growth. AI can change that, not by replacing pilots or controllers, but by empowering them with smarter tools that open the skies to many more aircraft.

22. Course I launched a directory guide where I use unicorn platform to teach students how to build web directories. Most directory guide buyers probably ended up using unicorn platform, so it's a win win for all 3 parties: me, unicorn, them.

21. Free tools Perhaps the best marketing method for devs. You have fun creating free tools, share them on reddit and social media, often it's easier to get traffic since the tools are free and as a side effect you get traffic to your main tool. e.g. uigenerator . org

20. Affiliate partners. Works pretty well for the effort I put into implementing it. Takes less than a day to implement. I started with 15% and had no interest. Changed to 33% and it picked up. Lesson learned. I use @ToltHQ for this

19. Listings on other directories. Another passive channel that keeps bringing traffic on autopilot. I keep listing on new directories every day I even built a tool that does it for me: https://t.co/UKFgAlqvII

18. Directories. One of the best channels I have. They bring traffic on autopilot. It's easy to drive traffic to your directory than driving it to your main product(in most cases) P.S. my guide on ideating, building & growing web directories https://t.co/OqlCYBBaqG

17. Cold emails. Hired a pro, spent money and time, no results at all. I know someone gonna come and say "skill issue". Then when I ask "show me the proof" they will say "I can't, i had nda with my client". Perhaps if I hide behind freebies, it may work. I plan to try this.