Feeling like the Grinch today 🎄 Added CAPTCHA to Posthero signup. I hate CAPTCHAs. But 50 bot signups this week broke me. Merry Xmas.

I was planning to use Twilio for transactional emails in Craftman. They blocked my account right after signup (literally after I verified an email). After a few days of back-and-forth with support, they finally sent me a long list of requirements. Then I checked their bio:

We 3x'd our demo bookings by combining 2 channels: LinkedIn + Email outreach. Here's the exact playbook: 1. Connect with ICP on LinkedIn (no pitch) 2. Engage with their content for 5-7 days (automate with AI agents or Posthero) 3. Send personalized email referencing their

LinkedIn was once dominated by recruiters and corporate types when it was still a professional network for job seekers. Now it's more of Twitter for people who think they're too serious for Twitter and hence the founder/creator folks who left X are the rightful power users under

I found a way to quickly fix any LinkedIn post that sounds like corporate fluff with all that "excited to announce" and "thrilled to share" garbage. I just tell myself "you're building a product, not networking at a conference" and rewrite it like a normal human talking to other

Twitter has more volume. LinkedIn has more intent. On Twitter you're competing with memes, news, and hot takes for attention. On LinkedIn you're competing with... generic motivational posts and AI spam. That's your competition. The bar is literally on the floor lol If you

I use 4 pillars for all my content. Never been stuck since. I just wrote a breakdown of my 4-pillar content system for endless content ideas. In this newsletter, you'll find tips and insights for growing on LinkedIn: • The 3 top performing posts this week • The 4-Pillar

Sunday’s work spot

Meta verified my app last week ✅ Thought I was done. Turns out Instagram needs its own separate approval (ouch!) Posthero works with all platforms except Instagram (for now). IG request sent today.

My biggest mistake of 2025: NOT doing enough marketing. I tried the marketing / coding week split (thanks Jon Yongfook), but I kept drifting back into code - even during “marketing weeks.” I clearly saw the pattern this month. Main goal for 2026: DO more marketing.

I think that the era of the "big launch" is over for SaaS. What works now: • Ship daily improvements • Announce each one publicly • Turn features into content • Build audience while you build product Your roadmap IS your content calendar. Learning how to make it a daily

Just added a small feature to Posthero.ai. You can now schedule comments to LinkedIn posts and generate series of comments.

Just added hook generation to Posthero.ai ahead of New Year’s Eve. It generates hooks in multiple styles for your LinkedIn posts. Generate hooks. Review them. And pick the one you like.

31 Dec: I’m going to take a few days off and celebrate New Year’s Eve. Also me, 1 Jan at 8am: I need to build my AI wrapper.

This is ONE of the best ways to create viral content on LinkedIn. Find templates that work and adapt them to your topic and niche. I just shared how I create content using templates in Posthero.ai.

Taking a few days off in Bali.

My goal for 2026: more mornings like this👌

LinkedIn’s bot detection is a joke. They blocked me again for opening too many tabs (~10 posts). I was asked to verify my identity again, but when I prepared my ID to do it, I got this error: “You’ve already submitted a request…” - even though I haven’t submitted anything.

The AI content game just shifted. Everyone's still manually creating AI posts. Meanwhile, few teams are building content engines that run 24/7. Here's what we built for a client: 1. Track LinkedIn and X daily 2. Find viral posts from competitors and niche leaders 3. Break down