distribution skills are scarce technical co-founders are everywhere people who can generate millions of views are rare here's what actually makes you valuable the ability to manage influencers across platforms isn’t taught in universities scaling distribution channels is the

What if your startup had viral content running on autopilot so you could just hustle growth

AI is sucha drama queen sometimes

actual innovation comes from watching borderline unhinged people try shit that absolutely shouldn't work and then somehow print money in public meanwhile everyone else is stuck worshipping 40yo playbooks like it's 2015 and shocked when nothing ever changes we're so ahead

the path to staying consistent is way messier than anyone admits some days you’re hyped on a viral post, other days you’re just wondering if anyone actually saw what you made marketing feels pointless right before it clicks pls never give up

in order to be a good marketer or engineer, you gotta constantly experiment and actually talk about what you're building

we just made 150 app ideas with full data of what features to make, how to market and its competitors 🔥 where should we launch?

no way an app i haven't touched 3+ months and didn't do any marketing for and i just woke up to this i love b2c

312k people/month want this APP RIGHT NOW 🤯 - massive untapped market - no social accountability apps i’d build a multiplayer app where friends co-lock phones 281M people have phone addiction, blockers fail 45% cause users just override hurry up

it's okay to be obsessed with astrology apps it's okay to launch ai tarot startup it's okay

A winner is just a loser who tried one more time

i shall not give up

how does pinterest even make money

the playbook that actually works for scaling apps - prove you can distribute first (views, downloads, engagement) - then find someone who can build - distribution is the harder skill to master start today 🫡

You're closer than you think. the gap between "building in my basement" and "opportunities finding me" is 30-90 days of showing up consistently in one channel where your audience lives. Most people quit at day 20-30

i dislike the idea of "our marketing helped apps blow up," but i like this > share some tiktoks or reddit posts > random user actually tries the app > drops $50 for a yearly subscription > to see if it’s worth recommending to her group chat > shares the link > now hundreds sign

i just want to stay fit and make millions not even asking for much

imagine launching a restaurant and calling it a stove startup most people still do it though

this prompt will analyze your code and give you the greatest product advice --------------------------------------- you are a senior product manager with 30+ years of experience shipping successful consumer apps and saas products. conduct detailed, brutally honest analysis of

history nerds: there’s a $1m app idea hiding in plain sight and nobody’s built it yet 1. 237k weekly searches 2. digital wellness audience 3. education = high LTV imagine an app that swaps your scrolling habit for history ship this before someone else does