Niche-viral threads can print money for D2C brands.

I thought I'd never say this, but I'm starting to like LinkedIn. The opportunity is massive. High-value audience, low competition, and most creators there have no idea what they're doing.

You can rage bait your way to 100K followers easily. The algorithm rewards controversy and anger. But you’ll end up with an audience of perpetually outraged people who never buy anything.

MrBeast suffering from Crohn’s while launching Lunchly is pure irony. Your gut is destroying itself, but you’re comfortable selling processed junk to kids? Make it make sense.

average founder experience: i am a genius, i am the best, holy shit this is so easy, why is no one doing this lmao, i can do anything. i suck i suck i suck, everyone is better than me, i am so fucking stupid, i make every wrong decision, i am so far behind.

Dry fasting has more mental than physical benefits. Did it once in nature along with a complete dopamine detox. Abstained from everything; food, water, phone, all stimulation. The worst and best 20 hours of my life. Your mind goes to places you didn't know existed.

Apparently, hotels in Japan have a "Supplement Buffet" at the breakfast buffet. Japanese people are miles ahead of the West in health and wellness.

We deliver like a midwife.

Body positivity is dying as Ozempic explodes in popularity. Turns out when there's an actual solution, people abandon the cope.

Niche-viral done right.

Started from zero followers 20 days ago. One thread later: +6K followers and 6.6M views. This is why we only focus on long-form, niche-viral threads. Nothing else comes close to these results.

My math professor taught me to calculate percentages by finding 10% first, then multiplying. • Example: 60% of 300 • Find 10% of 300 = 30 • Multiply by 6 = 180 This is much easier: 60% of 300 = 300% of 60 = 3 × 60 = 180 x% of y always equals y% of x.

Statistics from the past 7 days for an 8-figure health brand owner: • 22M impressions • 10K+ followers gained Threads work. Everything else is noise.

I came up with a content style that's almost impossible to copy, simply because this time it's not a template, but our willingness to go above and beyond to find the world's best content ideas. The result: a moat built on obsession ↓

The AI bubble today is bigger than the dot-com bubble in the 1990s.

Study finds children as young as 12 consider OnlyFans a normal way to make money. TikTok and Instagram promotion is grooming an entire generation to see sex work as empowerment. Where will this lead in the next 20 years?

A few random thoughts on where content is headed: • Putting out a carefully manicured image is out. Audiences want to see unfiltered thoughts, not PR-like, ghostwritten stuff •There's a growing divide between the people who actually run businesses vs. those who simply make