Content Manager @growthxai. SaaS content writing & SEO as seen on @themainstack @the_IMFactory & @beehiiv. I spend majority of my time in the real world
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Joined March 2019
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Big NEWS!
@GrowthXAI raised $12M Series A led by @MadronaVentures.
We scaled to $7m+ profitably in less than a year.
We get to be growth-as-a-service for companies like Ramp, Webflow, Reddit, Superhuman, Abnormal, Bolt, Vapi and many others.
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Read here: blog.beehiiv.com/p/affiliate…
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I made my first $100 at 18 running affiliate marketing campaigns
And since then I've gone on to make thousands of dollars with this business model
Collaborating with @beehiiv
I wrote a detailed guide that will help beginners add an extra $1k/mo to their acc
🔗 in the comments
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You want more leads?
Okay, do things that generate leads.
Message People
Publish Blogs
Post Content
Send Emails
Make Calls
Run Ads
Go get leads, today.
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1️⃣ I tested different marketing funnels so you don't have to, and picked my best three.
In this @beehiiv article I breakdown 3 top performing marketing funnels that I implemented in the past and show you which is best for your marketing goals plus why they work
🔗 in comments
A couple of articles I wrote for @beehiiv got published recently, can't wait to share them here and let you guys see, I loved writing each of them!
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genius
1️⃣ I tested different marketing funnels so you don't have to, and picked my best three.
In this @beehiiv article I breakdown 3 top performing marketing funnels that I implemented in the past and show you which is best for your marketing goals plus why they work
🔗 in comments
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There’s a huge difference between building something cool…
…and building something that actually makes money.
(Read that again)
No-code tools like Lovable, Bolt, and Replit are exploding right now.
And its fucking awesome.
Everyone’s shipping fast.
Everyone’s building beautiful.
But almost no one is making cash.
Why?
Because building is easy now.
Making something valuable? Still hard.
Here’s where 95% of no-code founders fumble:
They obsess over aesthetics.
Sleek designs. Zero customers.
They chase features
But ignore pain points.
They deploy in silence.
And wonder why no one shows up.
They build in isolation.
Instead of in community.
Here’s the real game:
→ Validate before you build
→ Sell before you scale
→ Talk to users daily
→ Launch like your rent depends on it
No-code is the starting line.
But traction, revenue, and real users?
That’s the finish line.
So ask yourself:
Are you building a hobby project?
Or a profitable one?
Because cool doesn’t pay the bills.
(most of the time)
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Randomly came across my work being recognized in the wild today, so crazy haha 😅.
This was actually one of my favorite articles to work on for @beehiiv
Thanks to @beingkanishka_ for trusting me to work on these.
You can checkout the article below 👇🏽
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The problem most people with newsletters face is consistency. They start motivated and full of energy but within a few weeks, it's crickets.
The solution to this is having an email content calendar, which helps you plan, organize, and schedule your content in advance.
@beingkanishka_ and I wrote a detailed guide on how to leverage @beehiiv's content calendar to stay consistent with sending emails to your newsletter
link 🔗 in the comments.
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New-ish portfolio:
mainstack.me/thetrueerudite
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One question I hear all the time: “But what should I write about?”
My answer? Write about anything you’re obsessed with.
It could be as simple as your coffee-making ritual or a side project you’re working on.
Here’s the thing: you won’t be the best at it right away. Others will know more or do it better.
But when you keep writing about what fascinates you, you naturally learn, improve, and grow.
It’s a loop: Obsession → Writing → Learning → Mastery.
Start with what excites you and watch writing become your superpower.
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I've recently noticed a trend of SaaS companies churning out generic blogs, webinars, and LinkedIn posts that say nothing new.
But what keeps bothering me is, why spend time creating content that doesn’t differentiate you? and why should anyone listen?
Your audience can tell when you’re not bringing anything fresh to the table and this de-values your brand in their eyes.
If your content doesn’t spark conversation or make people think differently, it’s not thought leadership—it’s just fluff.
A simple way to produce unique content regularly is to borrow from the knowledge of thought leaders/experts in your industry or your user's data.
• Run regular live webinars/podcasts with industry leaders. @the_IMFactory
does this with The Influencer Factor Podcast
• Collaborate with content writers (like me) in your industry for unique perspectives on topics
• Produce industry reports, by using data and research from your software to back up your claims and provide actionable insights. E.g 2025 State of Email Newsletters by @beehiiv
This way you never run out of freshly baked content for your SaaS brand.