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Adeniyi: Twitter's 'build in public' movement is 'rubbish'
“I don't mean the whole Twitter build in public where you document the process of you building your SaaS. I genuinely think that's a whole bunch of rubbish, but that's my personal opinion on it.”
Acosta names LinkedIn the best monetization platform due to low competition
“If you want to make money, LinkedIn is your best shot. Twitter is cool, Instagram is cool, but LinkedIn is so much better. There's just not, no competition at all.”
CJ: Screen recording demos on X are ideal for product launches
“So Twitter is actually a really great platform to launch products. All you need to do is just share your screen, create a simple screen recording demo, and you just post it. And this type of content usually goes wild.”
Fear of high school peers' judgment holds aspiring creators back most
“If there's anything that's holding someone back from creating on the internet more than any other factor, it's What their high school friends are going to think about them if they see them on Twitter, like writing.”
Lieberman: Validate ideas incrementally by progressing from tweets to businesses
“My best idea for launch or for testing anything is like, I always start with a tweet. If there's interest in a tweet, I turn into a tweet thread. If there's interest in that, I turn into a newsletter. If there's interest in that, I turn into a video. The same …”
Georgiou leveraged his personal brand to recruit developers instead of driving traffic
“Like I said, I didn't post videos on my YouTube channel and directly drive traffic to the software, but I did use my personal brand as a leverage a lot. I mean, people knew who I was. It was easy for me to reach out to people. You know, developers did want to …”
All StealthGPT Developer Hires Were Sourced Through Twitter
“All of our developer hires have come through Twitter posts.”
Bhooshan: Supergrow launched with three customers and under 1,200 social followers
“When I started Supergrove, I had 600 followers on Twitter and maybe like 500 followers on LinkedIn. I was always a struggling entrepreneur. I didn't know how to build distribution. So I only had like two, three customers back then, and I actually didn't know h…”