Those are only 1-minute videos. Sure, they’re monetizable, but no one is making a fortune from the views alone. The playbook, however, is to get these videos pumping on TikTok, flex the viral views on X, and then get numpties to believe they can do the same. They either click an affiliate link or buy a course. Link to the channel: tiktok.com/@insidethehumanbo…

Indians and Chinese were already excellent at copying. This time, they will drive SaaS values near 0, and it won't be limited to the X bubble. Soon we are going to see open-sourced Salesforce, Hubspot and other complex products. Companies will fork repos and get Claude or Codex to tweak it to suit their own internal needs, replicate workslows, export/import data. Some of them will return to hosted version for comfort and compliance, most of them will never pay per SaaS seats again. People will screen about maintenance and security for a few months, and than forget about it. And the security argument is weaker than most people think. LLMs are already outperforming cyber teams. They are already finding bugs that survived decades of human review.

Who remembers Bubble? Was a pain in the ass to build anything in that.

I built a lead team for local businesses inside Claude Code. 9 skills. You give it a niche and a city. ↓ Most agencies prospect local businesses the same way. Scrape a list, send a template, hope someone replies. The owner gets 20 of those a week, and yours looks the same. So my team does the work before the first message: 1️⃣ Prospector: pulls every business in the niche from Google Maps and ranks them 2️⃣ Librarian: finds the competitors whose ads have run the longest 3️⃣ Auditor: walks their site on a phone and finds where leads leak 4️⃣ Strategist: picks the funnel that fits the business 5️⃣ Offer maker: builds the offer, the guarantee and the price 6️⃣ Copywriter: writes the page in their customers' own words 7️⃣ Designer: uses their logo, their colors and their real photos 8️⃣ Builder: puts the new funnel live 9️⃣ Editor: scores every page before anyone sees it Then ACA sends the pitch: three findings from the audit, and a link to a funnel already built in their brand. The owner doesn't read "we can help you grow". They see their own business, fixed. I'm giving away the whole team: ✅ All 9 skills, with their roles and rules ✅ The orchestrator that runs them in order ✅ The audit rubric the Auditor scores with ✅ The setup guide Comment LOCAL and I'll send it 👇 Reposts get priority ♻️

If you want to launch anything on x, make sure you write for people who can't read.

What the fuck is going on? How are all these builders going to make money? Anyone sees a business model here? Data to sale to AI labs, ads, agency, premium hosted version ? What is it? I don't see it.

Local businesses are paying Google to send customers to broken pages. That's your next client. Here's the play. 1. Find who's burning ad money @bot finds which local businesses run Google Ads in your niche and city, then opens every ad's landing page. It flags the ones throwing money down the drain: → The ad lands on the homepage, not the offer → The ad says "book online" and there's no booking button → The form breaks on submit → The page falls apart on mobile → No phone number where a customer would look 2. Find the owner Grok runs each domain through @quickenrich to get the owner's contact details. 3. Reach them where they are One segmented sequence in ACA. The channel follows the contact you found: email, LinkedIn, WhatsApp or Instagram. 4. Open with their money, not your service "I noticed you're throwing money down the drain on your Google Ads. Here's what we saw. I prepared a report on how to fix it." 5. Send the fix, not a pitch The audit, plus the rebuilt funnel, ready to deploy: → The new landing page → Pre-appointment emails and texts → Post-appointment follow-ups → The ads, rewritten to match the page You're not asking for a meeting. You're handing them the fix. I'm packaging the full play into a playbook. Inside you'll find: ✅ The Grok prompt that finds businesses wasting their ad spend ✅ The 5 landing page mistakes to flag ✅ The QuickEnrich step to reach the owner ✅ The ACA sequence that picks the channel for you ✅ The audit template and the rebuilt funnel kit: pages, emails, texts, ads Free access below 👇 Reposts get priority ♻️

He should use @bot instead. It works out of the box.

PHP powers 70% of the world's websites. They won't suddently switch overnight. So, yeah, PHP is here to stay for a while.

5 steps to land local business clients: 1. Check the ad's offer against the landing page 2. Open the page on a phone 3. Turn every gap into an audit 4. Rebuild the page around the ad's offer 5. Reach out on email, LinkedIn and Instagram They see results before the first call.

Hijack your competitor's commenters. They're the warmest leads on LinkedIn. Every comment under their post is someone raising a hand: → "Interested, how?" → "Need this for my team" → "Sending you a DM" These people already care about the problem you solve. Your competitor did the work of getting them there. Here's the agent that turns them into your pipeline: → Finds your competitors' posts that are pulling engagement → Pulls every commenter into a lead list → Drops anyone outside your ICP → Drafts a first message in your voice → Waits for your tap before anything sends I packaged the full agent so you can build it yourself. Inside the agent playbook: ✅ The full agent prompt, ready to paste ✅ Competitor post mining ✅ Automatic ICP filtering ✅ One-tap approval before every message ✅ The step-by-step setup guide Comment "Linkedin Agent" for free access below 👇 Reposts get priority ♻️

I replaced Smartlead, Instantly, HeyReach, Gojiberry, Zapmail with one tool I built. ACA. Everything you need to run outbound: 📡 Intent signals (find people who are buying now, not just on a list) 🧲 Lead magnets (capture page, instant delivery, straight into a sequence) ✉️ Cold email sequences 💼 LinkedIn outreach 🌐 Domains and mailboxes 📥 One inbox for every reply 🤖 Autopilot replies 🔥 Warmup and deliverability guardrails And it's not a dinosaur tool: + No seat tax. Add as many people as you want + No AI credits. Bring your own keys and pay the model providers directly + It's agentic. Everything in the UI is available to your AI, through MCP or the CLI You pay for the infrastructure you use, not for the number of logins.

Claude is the interface now. The dashboard is just where the data lives. I put the full setup in a free playbook: 100+ actions, 20+ prompts, 4 workflows and the 5-minute setup. Reply CLAUDE and I'll send it. Reposts get priority ♻️

I've been digging into this for the past few days, and I'm not convinced. Historical data is finite and much of it comes from outdated practices. SOPs evolve, workflows change, and old data becomes less relevant, and now faster than ever. I think we're about to see a new wave of startups collecting first-party, human-generated data and feeding it to AI labs in real time. The business model won't be subscriptions. It'll be monetizing the data humans generate, with AI labs and training companies footing the bill.

I have a "dead" startup. A food safety and workplace compliance app. I closed a round of fundind just the day before COVID lockdown. Wasn't easy to sale stuff to restaurants and food businesses at the time :-( Anyway, the SaaS landscape is changing and I see what could be an opportunity. > Revive the app, make it free (might be a bit of ads), resell data like traceability, workplace efficiency, compliance ect.. to frontier AI labs as learning material This is first hand important data, and could truly have an impact. Good idea or bad idea?

Don't brag about it. We have learned it with @Anthropic's start up program. If this has too much success, they could take it back.

Most agencies sell “website audits” nobody asked for. I built a system that sends the fix before you even ask. Businesses are pouring money into ads right now. Every day. And sending that traffic to funnels that leak. Slow pages. Weak headlines. No offer. No follow-up. No review flow. Missed calls going to voicemail. They’re paying to fill a bucket with holes in it. So I automated the whole thing: > Grok bot finds businesses actively advertising > Audits their site on 10 points that kill conversion rates > Checks if the ads and the landing page actually match If it finds issues, the system: > Finds the decision maker's contact details > Claude builds a new conversion-optimized funnel (strategist, copywriter, offer maker, designer, builder, editor skills) > Plus ads, pre-appointment, post-appointment, SMS and emails, review collector, DBR and missed call text back > Emails the audit AND the new funnel via ACA Read that again. Not “here’s what’s wrong with your site, book a call.” Here’s what’s wrong. Here’s the fix. Already built. That’s the difference between a cold email and a gift. And the targeting is the unfair part. Active ad spend = budget exists + pain is live + they care about results TODAY. This is what outbound looks like now. Signal → audit → deliverable → inbox. Zero humans in the loop until someone replies. I’m thinking about open sourcing the whole thing. If this post hits 200 comments, I’ll release it. Comment “FUNNEL” and I’ll send you a real audit + the funnel it built while you wait.