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Your tech is 10/10. Its your positioning that is makes you look like every other "#1 AI tool" out there

How much pipeline are you losing to poor brand perception? If you don't know, here's the test: track how many enterprise prospects visit your site vs. how many book demos. If that ratio is worse than 1:10, brand is the bottleneck. Most founders don't track this. They assume

VCs don't fund résumés anymore. They fund the brand you've built. Giga didn't get DoorDash because of their founder's LinkedIn. They got it because everything: site, messaging, online presence said "this team has figured it out." Your site is your first customer conversation.

just had a call with 2 big offline businesses selling physical goods with avg contract value of $100k+ A strategic brand revamp will unlock alot of opportunities for them. Will be updating here

whats the one thing in office boosts productivity? good coffee machines? beautiful interiors/open space? we are going to setup a small office really soon now, need some recommendations

as a remote team i dont see any alternative to slack. why do people hate it so much?

whenever we start a new project, it makes me feel like loosing my sleep over it is absolutely worth it. Every brand, Every product is special. It takes time to craft. It takes care and precision to get shit done properly. Even more time to Measure, Critique and Improve. I have

> be me > fell in love with boxing at 13 > father couldn't afford the training > started an online biz to fund training > won 3-gold medals in boxing & 2 belts in MMA > fell in love with tech > father again couldn't afford to pay for high school > went to YouTube school > moved

We’ve repositioned few companies from “risky startup” to “established platform” without changing the product. Just fixed the signals. Your brand’s visual identity is not about looking pretty. It’s about removing objections before they’re asked. Every choice either builds trust

CTFs are live on Solana. If you can’t crack the 1st challenge… bro, Just go back to frontends.

one of the companies that we were helping just closed a $10M+ contract with a legacy hardware company 🫶

started training under professional guidance again. Its 3AM and i’m still full of energy

After watching and being a part of 100+ demos and sales calls, ive realised Enterprise buyers have these preliminary filters: Filter 1: Does this look stable enough? (10 seconds on your website) Filter 2: Does the product solve our problem? (demo + technical evaluation)