No. 1 growth hack = commenting on every startup thread - Every comment is a ping in a founder’s notifications - they see your name again and again - Repeat this for weeks, and you trigger the rule of 7 (they’ll check your writing) - grow a consistent circle of engaged founder

I am Chinese. 2 years ago, I was afraid to speak English. But I didn't give up. I built my brand through writing. Just closed a $1200 ghostwriting deal. You don't need to be perfect to start, but you need to start to be perfect. Today's $1200 is proof of 2 years of effort.

The hardest part of competitor analysis? Not the features or pricing. Understanding why users choose them over you. The "what" and "how much" are easy, but the "user preference" is what drives positioning. What do you think?

2 years ago, I started Twitter with zero strategy. Just showed up daily. Never thought I'd become a ghostwriter helping founders grow. You don't need viral tweets. Just show up daily and share your truth. Opportunities will find you.

Social media is a lottery. My job is to increase the client's chances of winning. But there will also be an element of luck. I have to strike a balance between selling results and managing expectations.

I used to be obsessed with AI writing tools. They could instantly mimic any master's style, from Hemingway to Murakami. But I quickly discovered a brutal truth: AI can't help you write real stories. Why? Because stories come from life, not algorithms. A writer's most

If I were to start Twitter from scratch, 3 things I wish I knew: - Comment strategy: Find small accounts similar to yours under big accounts - Learn storytelling ability - Learn how to run giveaways

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You don't need a strategy; you need to show up every day. 2 years ago, I wanted to find a perfect content strategy. Notion templates, content calendars, competitor analysis. I had everything mapped out perfectly. Perfect wasted a lot of my time until I started to share my

3 years ago, I quit my 9-to-5 job to become an indie developer. Built a tiny Notion extension. Everyone said, "Market's too niche, mate. You're wasting your time." I stared at my pathetic download numbers, feeling like a complete failure. But I didn't quit. Instead, I did 3

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Another mistake most creators make: wanting quick results online. I spent 8 months getting nowhere. Wanted to quit daily. But after 1000 followers, growth took off. 2000 more in just 2 months followed. Your big moment might be one day away from quitting.