Lampropoulos: I spend 20 minutes daily DMing influencers for Wrestle AI
George Lampropoulos · How I grew my mobile app to $17K per month · Dec 14, 2025 · at 14:52
George Lampropoulos, founder of Wrestle AI, describes his daily operational workflow for managing micro-influencer outreach.
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“So now that our brand is kind of known, I DM off the business account, I scroll for 20 minutes a day, our for you page is catered to the wrestling niche, message as many people as I can in that 20 minutes, and then the next day, let's say I would hop on the phone with all of them and close the deals.”
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