🥹 "Your service has literally changed my life"

this project stores millions of text chunks inside a video file (mp4) then runs sub-second semantic search on it - no vector DB, no servers - uses 10x less RAM & storage - no internet required it's called Memvid and it just broke my brain

You don't need a reasoning model like R1 or o3, just use this .cursorrules with Claude Sonnet to add a thinking step, works 100x better.

Step 1: Raise $15M Step 2: Burn it to generate $8.3M Step 3: Multiply by 12 and call it $100M ARR Step 4: Tweet it Step 5: Raise $200M Still no users Still no profit Welcome to the new economy

You did the impossible: Built a new browser (Arc) Actually made it better than Chrome Everyone loved it, devs, influencers, tech Twitter, YouTube Hype off the charts $50M raised at a $550M valuation You cracked the hardest problems in startups: ✅ attention, distribution, AND product What do you do next? A) Abandon your main product B) Double down and own your place in internet history @browsercompany chose A. Wild.

LFG @levelsio agreed we are doing SEO 100% in public & I can share everything. This will be X's GREATEST LIVE SEO audit of all time 🤯 1. interiorai.com 2. nomads.com 3. photoai.com 4. readmake.com 5. remoteok.com

i dont think you understand you catch 3am dopamine and vibe code a saas you drop $49 on a .ai domain you launch on producthunt, tweet it, it gets 7 likes you get 2 signups, $0 MRR, gmail accounts, one asks if it’s free your net margins are -200% from vercel and clerk auth Cursor bill is $1,500 so you sell your car your girlfriend asks why you’re building "an app no one uses" your parents send you job listings “just in case” a German guy demands a VAT invoice and threatens to report you you google “what is VAT” at 4am, sweating someone else ships your idea and it goes viral supabase email that it's going to pause your project you panic-buy 3 more domains because "next time will work", .com this time you vibe code another saas, forget the first one exists, Claude Code this time you own 12 domains, 2 half-finished apps, and declining sanity your only user is you, refreshing your own landing page you spend 8 hours tweaking blog dark mode instead of marketing you flip one domain for $50 and feel like Jeff Bezos why are you shipping another side project again? i dont think you understand

This is the entire google SEO algorithm in 1 screenshot:

Need an app idea? 1. Open Ahrefs 2. Type in a domain with AI tools 3. View organic keywords 4. Filter on Keyword: Alternative 5. Add CPC > 1.00 to filter for keywords in demand You'll see a list of tools people are NOT happy with!

Fun fact: I removed Axios and I got +200% better latency. They have some bug causing slowdowns when sending auth headers. Literally went from 500ms to 3ms 🤯

⚠️ PSA for Cursor AI users that... - install random .cursorrules from directories - enable yolo mode in cursor settings - connect to MCP servers you found on discord - use web search to and get prompt injected by @elder_plinius This means @cursor_ai can literally run - rm -rf /* (delete folders anywhere) - kill -9 - DROP DATABASE - change OS settings, steal your crypto wallets - overwrite important config files Always use version control, never with production env vars, and use a command denylist

Just set up a custom ESLint rule to enforce 200-line max file size and it's a game changer: - Forces splitting up code into files - Makes @cursor_ai more effective in getting context - To fix, just click "Fix in Chat" Clean code is best code 👌 Wish I'd done this years ago!

I don't make the rules

Just need a casual $40,000/mo in profit

You ship features. But nobody knows about them. This Cursor rule turns your git log into: - Blog posts - Tweets - Emails - Videos - Press releases Automatically, did we just "fix" marketing?

What happened to Nomadlist SEO @levelsio? Went from 3450 pages (14.5k traffic) To 262 pages (5.3k traffic) RIP 💀 Site migration gone wrong? Find out in my live twitter audit 👇

Every time you share a @GIPHY, you send your data to: *checks notes* 816 partners 🤯🤯🤯

Real answer: It's part of a botnet

😭 We're getting billed $2000+ per month on @Vercel. 😭 What should we do? @rauchg @leeerob 😭 Enterprise sales didn't want to talk to us. Serverless functions: $1400 / month We tried moving away some API calls, but we still get billed for bandwidth. We are actively avoiding doing SSR in Next.js to be able to cache our JSON calls on Cloudflare. So the SEO is worse. Bandwidth: $480 / month Already caching as much as we can. But there is just a high volume and we get billed for functions, images, etc on top of the bandwidth. Source images: $425 / month We're moving to S3 but still of course it's being optimized. Might move to Cloudflare images or self-host. KV: $290 Redis fork that we can self-host. But we'd still get billed for bandwidth + serverless function hours. Overall, it's insanely expensive. Will be $40k / year at this rate. But we're growing our traffic (with @MagicSpaceSEO), so it will double or triple by the end of the year. $100,000 / year is insane to pay for Next.js hosting. Type F in the chat for support 👇

Google is literally showing you which keywords to target: 1. Open Google Search Console 2. Filter for the last 28 days 3. Export your keyword data 4. Find keywords in positions 3-20 5. Optimize content for those keywords

Instead of wasting $1M on a house in Switzerland 🏡 I'm now the proud owner of backIink.com 😎 Founder mode.

🤯 SEO agencies charge $3000 for this, but we're giving it away FREE! 🤑 Our guide reveals the secret to 357% more traffic per post through content repurposing + backlinks. RT, follow, and comment "DM" for your copy today!

1. User pays 2. Lemonsqueezy doesn't register sale 3. I don't get webhook 4. User doesn't get product 5. User emails me complaining 6. I don't see anything in lemonsqueezy 7. User confirms with PDF How is this still a thing? It's literally your only job @lemonsqueezy

🐐 @levelsio is the GOAT of programmatic SEO Man's running 5+ insane sites with ~220k clicks/mo All from SEO, not 𝕏! Making ~$230K/mo Best indie hacker to ever do it

😭 AI has completely broken my ability to code I can't code manually anymore (feels slow knowing Ai exists) I can't use AI either (results feel janky, hard to trust) So I just feel paralyzed, nauseous, stuck, thinking of doing an AI coding detox Anyone else notice this?

If your product is under $10 I will never buy it. $50 and I'll take it serious. $100-200 and I expect it to fix my problem.

🚨 FAKE MRR SCREENSHOT DETECTED 🚨 trustmrr.com/startup/trustmr…

15 subreddits where you can submit your startup for free traffic and promotion:

🤝 @GenPPT had 40k users and no growth plan. I just acquired it. Now I'm running Blitz SEO + @LinkDR_ to scale traffic and revenue Let’s build.

web.lmarena.ai is insane 😂 You basically test 2 LLMs building a web app side by side It's like v0 on steroids, but you can compare models Then you pick the one you prefer the most They collect the best rankings with an arena score Currently winning: 1. Claude Sonnet 2. DeepSeek R1 3. Claude Haiku 4. o1-mini 5. Gemini Flash 2 Thinking

Ok, wow! Arc Browser injects CSS variables into your document so you can style your website to fit more natively inside #ArcBrowser Truly a game changer, @browsercompany! More examples 👇

Your next $10k/month app already exists (people just hate it) Here's how to find it in Ahrefs: 1. Type in a directory with AI tools (list below) 2. View organic keywords 3. Filter on Keyword: Alternative 4. Add CPC > 1.00 to filter for keywords in demand You'll see a list of tools people are NOT happy with!

🤯 Want proof of how Google *actually* works? I changed this site's colors to look more "modern" & "clean" (shadcn ui: 100% black & white basically, no colors, etc) Look what happened: - Conversion rate: 70% → 58% - Time on page: 📉 - Rankings: 🪦 - Traffic: -50% in 7 days This is the clearest evidence I've seen of Google's algorithm works: - Users like your site just a little bit less - They bounce back to search (to check other sites) - Google drops your rankings No links, no content changes, no tech fixes. Just pure user behavior killing SEO. That's the same algo running YouTube, TikTok, X... SEOs need to stop overthinking "signals" and just make sites people actually want to use. Again a reminder for how the algo actually works. You need to make an awesome product that real users love. Everything else in SEO (except a few technical fixes) is all made up. You just need to focus on real users. Time to roll back everything to the previous commit...

Did you know there is a logo API? → 100M+ logos → High-res, auto-updated → 100% free - up to 5,000 requests/day → One line of code

nobody talks about the weird parts of bootstrapping: - feeling guilty all the time about taking breaks - treating every churn like a personal failure - friends with other founders who "get it" - learning 20 different jobs by necessity - $100 MRR feels like $1M wouldn't have it any other way though

Stripe thought they were playing 4D chess by buying @lemonsqueezy LemonSqueezy collapses, bugs everywhere, focus gone, the team working on Stripe’s own MoR (now a full year?) Competitor removed, market cornered 🏆 But here’s the thing about killing a competitor 😬 🤭 You also validate the market And that’s exactly what happened @polar_sh launched, open-source, dev-first, exploding in growth 📈 3100% follower growth in a year 💰 $10M seed from Accel Now they’re ripping out @Stripe entirely to build their own billing engine Stripe’s plan completely backfired Instead of one closed competitor they could buy or kill, they now face an open-source rival: 😂 Can’t be acquired 💀 Can’t be shut down 😵 And now won’t build on Stripe Stripe accidentally spawned a new generation of resilient, Stripe-independent MoR platforms LemonSqueezy’s destruction didn’t end the competition It created a stronger one

guys, all you just need to do is: 1. look at the top 100 biggest apps 2. make it more useful for a specific niche 3. slap ai on top 4. make 1 build in public video + tweet every day 5. guaranteed $10k mrr in 1 year

🤑 @polar_sh is 100x better than LemonSqueezy Here's why you need to make the switch 👇 I spent the last year with @lemonsqueezy dealing with missing payments, support tickets vanishing into the void, and constantly explaining to angry customers why their orders weren't coming through. (See #3 reply in quoted tweet below) But it's not just me. I've heard horror stories from other creators about LemonSqueezy losing them $5,000+ in unpaid revenue (@rafal_makes) and 24+ hour downtimes. (See #4-6 comment in quoted thread) I finally switched to @polar_sh and the difference is actually insane. 1. First, the transparency is a game-changer. Every single fee is visible - when someone pays $349 for the @MagicSpaceSEO course (il.ly/course), I see the exact $14 payment fee, the $5 international fee, and every step where that money goes. No more digging through PDFs or getting surprised by hidden fees (LemonSqueezy would turn out to be 12%+ in total for some people!). 2. When things break (and they always do), Polar's open-source nature means I can actually understand what is happening and even fix things myself. And they are super responsive! I found a small issue, recorded a video, and posted it on their Discord. Within 2 hours, @birk (Polar's founder!) responded, acknowledged the issue, and deployed a fix, on a Saturday. Try getting that level of support from LemonSqueezy. Their hidden slack community is dead, and support is a ghost town. The slack invite in their email expired a year ago. 3. With Polar, everything just works: - GitHub access to customers can be automated. - Slack/Discord invites part of workflow (entitlements). - The API actually makes sense. SDK for all languages. Even if it's new, it can already replace other solutions, and they are shipping constantly. Maybe I'm just traumatized from months of payment chaos and seeing other creators get burned, but there's something beautiful about a tool that does exactly what it promises. Every payout is crystal clear, every system works as documented, and I actually sleep better knowing my payment setup isn't going to randomly explode and that I won't lose thousands of dollars. Or that it will be shut down now that @stripe acquired them. If you're selling online and tired of payment issues, do yourself a favor and check out Polar. You won't regret it. You need to protect your hard-earned revenue and your own reputation.

#SEOROAST Ahrefs health score check for @levelsio 👀

Nice, here is a trick to "decompose" the prompt, create additive prompting tables and "reformat" them into new prompts:

Broke: Spend days to figure out why your 1-page website + blog is spending 130GB on bandwidth on @Vercel Woke: Move to @Hetzner_Online and @coolifyio and delete your Vercel projects.

1. Copy/paste CSV into textarea 2. Parse locally with PapaParse 3. Auto-match columns with AI 4. Bulk insert data into database This used to take me two months & a team of engineers. Now, just 5 minutes to build yourself 🤯

Influencers will convince you @cursor_ai is the future of work

Bye Bye fake DR screenshots 👋 I built awesome.tools/leaderboard, the database of verified SEO traffic sites! 1. Submit your url: awesome.tools/submit 2. Get a full human-written review 3. And a nice dofollow backlink as a bonus There's no way to game the system. It's all running on my server, and users can't edit the SEO data. + It comes with the leaderboard of startups with the most clicks & SEO traffic in the last 30 days Go get verified!

We pulled @Ahrefs for every @a16z "AI Apps 50" startup They ranked it by $$$ spent, ofc we ranked it by SEO 🔥 Now you can see their top pages, keywords, and SEO strategies Comment "seo" and I'll DM you the full SEO report👇

If there's one thing @levelsio is insanely good at, it's spotting trends early 📈

But Google Chrome browsers by users are not blocked, why is Perplexity different than a regular browser? It all starts from a real user request, just a different way of accessing the content. Perplexity SHOULD ignore robots.txt, just like my Chrome app ignores it

Just some casual insider trading in the group chat

I pay for Claude like 4x: 1. Claude .ai ($20) 2. Perplexity Pro ($20) 3. Cursor ($20) 4. Console . anthropic . com ($20 - $100) AMA 🫡

switched back to chrome in 10 minutes 😅 it's just a chat!

🎥 Just finished a 4.5h stream building a Trustpilot clone in Next.js The tutorial is now private, but... Drop a comment if you want to learn how to build: • Review site with AI-autofill forms • Internal linking system • Perfect SEO setup • Google AI • PostgreSQL + Prisma Will DM you the link 👇

🔥 @calcom has DR 91 but gets 50x less traffic than Calendly It’s $1M/year lost to sloppy blogs + missing landing pages I broke it down in 22 min 🫡

What is The Prompting Company? @promptingco When users ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Claude about this specific company, they get... nothing If you can't get your own company surfaced when users search for you BY NAME, how can you promise this for clients? 💀

Drop your startups domain I'll send you 1 tip To improve your SEO strategy

nomadslist SEO update since Feb 3 (when we started) #SEOROAST @levelsio 🔥🔥🔥

I literally shared my entire A/B testing process live and showed how to make sales with AI in under an hour... but it only got 2k views

DuckDB allows simply attaching any database as a data warehouse 🤯 No need for data migration!

I found a company called Polygraph that is absolutely dominating Reddit for the "click fraud" niche Their strategy is simple but brilliant: - Find every relevant question - Provide an insanely high-value, expert answer - Subtly mention they are in the industry and can recommend solutions - They've made 10,000+ contributions. - They moderate /r/marketing and /r/sales with 2M+ members They are the undisputed authority This is a masterclass in "SEO Everywhere" Stop spamming, start helping

🔍 SEO Hack that's working right now: 1. Open @ahrefs 2. Go to "Competitive Analysis" 3. Add 3 competitors 4. Filter: KD < 20 5. Sort by volume Found 50+ keywords with barely any competition 🤯

Bought a coffee and sandwich in Zurich and accidentally looked at the price

Dago's absolute wrong indie hacking isn't about luck, it's about building the right systems and skills we went from 0 followers to 20k and 0 SEO experience to where @MagicSpaceSEO is now working with $1B+ companies in just 15 months he shouldn't have quit launchday when it got traction and take a $20k/mo sales job calling it a lottery the moment his salary payment drops is wild when his story proves exactly the opposite here's the actual framework that works 👇 (and anyone can do this) tldr: the idea is to build up your skills, and authority and become the expert in your field, get cash for doing manual work, then build recurring revenue without having to sell sponsorship slots on your wedding suit 1️⃣ layer 1: free audits - build authority publicly - seo roasts, design teardowns, frameworks - I roasted levelsio for free → 273k views → got hired - example: seoroast.com 2️⃣ layer 2: high ticket consulting - take free calls, dm people, with a low-risk offer (no cash up front, paid on performance / results) - marc lou and tibo hired me after I dm'd them this way - grow your skills, then pitch with a higher price - land 2 clients at $5k/month - quit your job at $10k/month - example: magicspace.agency 3️⃣ layer 3: low ticket products - package your consulting/audits into courses - sell to people who can't afford $5k/month - built 2 seo courses from client work - magicspace.agency/courses 4️⃣ layer 4: saas products - automate the boring parts of consulting - pitch existing clients first (no cold start) - built linkdr.com and aiseotracker.com - both had paying customers day 1 this turns the "indie lottery" into a 90-day system: 👉 free audits → consulting clients → quit job → package knowledge → build saas dago's great at community and memes but quit when launchday got traction because scaling is harder than building in public 💡 the lottery framing is dangerous because it removes agency, the ability to shape and decide your own life, take action, CREATE luck by sheer output and try different things until one hits remember that your skills will compound, execution matters, market/category selection matters know your strengths and play to them!

Counter to @bryan_johnson I think easiest way to live "longer" is to sleep 2 hours less per day. You will have an entire extra month, every year, right now, in your peak years! Or *8* entire years of awake time over a lifetime. Don't take the risk - live more, NOW.

So @robj3d3's site does not show up in Google and he doesn't know why Tip: @ahrefs knows 🤭

For every $20k/month success story you see, 1000 people failed doing the exact same thing You're still here That already makes you different

Get 1000 indie hackers. Buy each other's app for $10/month. Reach $10k MRR collectively. Sell all apps for $500k (x12 months x 5 multiplier). Increase Indie Hacker GDP by $500M. Reinvest and repeat until $100B. Everyone buys an island.

I went from 0 to 30 DR in weeks. Want my secret AI directory list? Follow @illyism, reply, and I'll DM you the list - 100% FREE 👇

Rank #1 in days, not months After working with 13+ clients on SEO, I realized organic traffic doesn't have to be slow. Here's how I get sites ranking fast: 1/5 🧵

Shit. Who do I talk to at @OpenAI?

Is self-hosting a VPS really harder than Vercel?

Don't make another AI Headshot Generator 🙅‍♂️ I exported all of the top keywords Pieter Levels used for PhotoAI: 🎯 Just pick a keyword you like 💻 Make a dedicated app 🔗 Get backlinks with @LinkDR_ I made a Google Sheet with all the keywords, clustered, sorted by volume Write "send" in the comments and I'll DM it to you 👇

Drop your startups domain I'll give you 1 tip To improve your SEO strategy

Hmm

POV: 7 months later you realize that 2,000 people on YouTube saw your private keys

If I see "elevate", "ignite", "empower", "unleash" one more time on a site I'll literally vomit 🤢🤮 Can we just stop using ChatGPT?

Everyone writes blog posts, almost nobody distributes them One article should become: Twitter thread, LinkedIn post, Pinterest pins, Reddit answer, Medium syndication, Newsletter, Quora response Same content, 7x the reach, here is the full guide 👇

Self-hosting Next.js with @coolifyio & @Hetzner_Online : ✅ 33s to build & deploy ❌ @vercel takes 1m15s to build & deploy ✅ 2x faster time to first byte / page load

I'm considering working on this (dm me): Why pay $300/month for accounting software built in the 1990s that doesn't understand SaaS? 🤯 SaaSBooks would sync with Stripe + Mercury, auto-categorize everything, find receipts, and deliver accurate financial books in minutes. Export to Quickbooks / Xero or invite your CPA. $249/LIFETIME with full source code you customize with Cursor AI. Boring tech details: Self-hosted. Pay once. File-based, no cloud, so connect to Google Drive or just commit your files to Github for version history. Either import csv or direct mercury sync. Swap the AI model since it's your code. Aim to be as simple as possible (no supabase, clerk, complexity) Need this for my c-corp, my llc but could also work for my GmbH. So likely keeping this in-house. If you also need this, DM me!

Imagine paying for a $499/month "AI prompt watcher" when all the data is profoundly available for free in your Google Search Console 😂💀

I grew 21 websites using the same SEO stack: 📈 Ahrefs 📊 RankIQ 🔍 SEMrush 🤖 Perplexity 📝 StoryChief 🕷️ Screaming Frog 🔑 Keywords Everywhere Pick one. Never change it. Rank fast.

Just doubled the conversion rate at @GenPPT with one change. 🤑 Old: 4.5% → New: 8.7% My work here is done, in one year, this one tweak could be worth $100k+ Time to list it back on @acquiredotcom 😂?

You need add noindex if the page is a 404 / doesn't exist This then will solve it completely and instantly

Biggest @dubdotco pro-tip I can give you. Thank me later.

I just discovered what $10k/month link building agencies actually do: - Scrape competitor backlinks and pitch them - Email everyone ranking in top 100 - Repeat for each keyword LinkDR literally automates all of it

Studio Ghibli × LOTR remake just dropped. 🤯 Just 1 year ago: AI struggled with images & hands. Now @OpenAI producing cinema-quality animation.

yea should be same, I would check using the inspect URL (03:00)

one-line performance hack for your tailwind app: set DEFAULT transition to 150ms feels twice as fast, takes 10 seconds to add your users will notice (even if they don't know why) ⚡

Now that everyone can ship in days, not weeks Distribution is all that matters

🤯 HOW IS @LEVELSIO LEAVING $463K/MO ON THE TABLE?! His competitors have 15x more SEO traffic copying his EXACT model! I found 7 #SEOROAST issues that *could* fix it 👇

SEO experts will hate me for this, but here's a way to do technical SEO for free. 1. Make a free account on @ahrefs 2. Go to Site Audit → New Project 3. Import from GSC 4. Get a full technical SEO audit every week! #buildinpublic

Treat your SEO like a developer treats code The Blitz SEO cycle: 1. Pick One Page: Focus on a single high-potential page 2. Make One Change: Tweak the title, add a comparison table, improve an image 3. Force Re-index: Use Google Search Console to request indexing 4. Wait 7 Days: Track the ranking change 5. Analyze: If it went up, keep it. If it went down, revert Repeat this weekly, small, consistent iterations beat massive, infrequent overhauls every time

"Good for seo" 😭

If your rankings drop I'll never reputationally recover from this 🫡 Wonder how many SEO experts would take the challenge to do SEO in public?

Tona is making a classic positioning mistake with her baby name app She's comparing a $9 AI form to a $30K bespoke consultancy and calling them the same They're not even close Here's what she's missing (and how to fix it): 🧵

Everyone’s calling App Mafia scammers. Honestly? Selling a course is fine, I sell one too! The outrage is misplaced It's not the $997 price tag, not the cringe Lambos It's that they treated people like furniture in their movie First law of persuasion: people don’t want to watch your story They want to be the star in their own Donald Miller calls this StoryBrand (aka "not being a narcissistic asshole") The rule: the customer is the hero, you’re the guide. The customer is using your tool/system to get to their goal, you're helping them. App Mafia broke it: Hero mode (What they did): > We made $70M! > 300M downloads! > $3.6M / month! > Look at our mansion! > Party every day! > You could never do this without us > Slap this badge on your profile, hype us up., then we'll drop a $997 course and kick you out Translation: "Worship us, losers" Guide mode (What works): > Stuck at 12 downloads? We’ve been there. Here’s how we solved it > Our first 10 apps failed, this trick made the 11th work > Think you’re too small to compete? So did we, until we figured out distribution > We’ll help you get to 1,000 true users faster than we did Translation: "We see you. Let’s fix this together" Make yourself the Hero and you’re basically saying: "Your job is to bankroll my lifestyle" That’s why the backlash feels so visceral, not because it’s a course, because it’s an ego status play The tragedy? These guys did build real apps. Some of the knowledge is worth $997 But humans have bullshit detectors. We know when we’re being cast as NPCs in someone else’s story. That’s why the "affiliate badge" stunt blew up, they turned other creators into unpaid interns You want to sell something? Make it about THEM: - their struggle (stuck under 100 users) - their villain (the algorithm ignoring them) - their transformation (shipping something people want, becoming a founder) - their wins (freedom from 9-5, +$1k/mo) Not your rented lambo The best marketers disappear from their own marketing: - @marclou sells a boilerplate & course but has a leaderboard of customer wins! - @arvidkahl (author of "Zero to Sold") spotlights bootstrapped founders' transformations in his podcast, framing his advice as the guide to help you sell your business and live your best life - @dvassallo sells courses on small bets but it's about the community and YOUR wins - Airbnb doesn’t brag "we raised billions", their story is always about your trip, your host, your adventure - Shopify (Tobi Lütke) rarely brags, he frames Shopify as the tool that empowers entrepreneurs - Alex Hormozi (ironically), makes you the hero, his frameworks become your success story Think about it: Someone uses Hormozi's $100M Offers to rewrite their pricing page Who's the hero? Not Hormozi It's the entrepreneur who doubled revenue They brag to friends about THEIR win, not Alex's For me the switch flipped when I realized: - @LinkDR_ doesn’t "get you backlinks" It’s the tool the Hero uses to get backlinks - @GenPPT isn’t "making slides", you are, the tool just empowers you - @MagicSpaceSEO doesn't brag "we got 3x more traffic in 6 months" The client (Hero) is the one who grew traffic, we’re just the Guide who helped The brand isn’t the Hero, the user is the Hero, always App Mafia made themselves the Hero, and sold tickets to their own movie The market always punishes this Because people don't hate courses They hate being told their hopes & dreams are just your revenue stream You're not angry they're selling something You're angry they made it clear you don't matter And you should be Because anyone selling "success" who doesn't get this basic human truth isn't successful They're just assholes with metrics

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The todo list app of 2025

I block ahrefs, moz and semrush bots with robots.txt It's like having 99 strength in the Wildy 💪 My sites look weak (low DR) on paper but pack a punch in rankings. The noob PvMers never see it coming (cc @indexsy)

✅ Merged to prod: 4.6× boost What changed: Old pricing (confusing paywall) → 1.96% New: 3-day free trial (card required) → 9.03% 🔥 Why it worked: Less friction, more trust. Let people try the tool. Unblocks affiliates to actually promote it.