Alex Wan retweeted
I recently spoke to a marketer who ran a $40M brand with just two designers and ONE AI process:
He gave me and my team a masterclass on using AI to scale marketing and creative.
Most brands use one tool with a bad prompt and hope it will solve all their problems.
He chains 7 different tools together for: ideation, image creation, video editing, and iterating based on performance.
ALL using AI and two offshore designers.
I paid him 6-figures to build these systems for my companies.
Now, I’m giving them away for free.
Repost + Reply “GA” to get the guide in your DMs.
Alex Wan retweeted
Built ai ad agents with:
sora2. nano banana. higgsfield. veo3.
what agencies charge $20k+ for…
and take 6 weeks to deliver…
now takes minutes and costs cents
last month those agents pulled $122k
this month we’re scaling toward $830k/month
200+ ads daily.
flawless avatars.
zero agency fees.
rt + comment "122k" and i’ll dm you the system
(must follow for dm)
Alex Wan retweeted
Icon made $6M ARR in 3 weeks with an AI Ad maker 🤯
I created a better one in N8N, at a fraction of the price....
The best part?
I have nothing to gatekeep or sell you
Like, rt & comment "ICON" and I'll send the JSON file
Here's my entire workflow 👇
Alex Wan retweeted
It's finally here - the Official Lean AI Company Playbook 1000+ founders, investors and execs have been flooding my DMs about.
Ever since I created the Official Lean AI Leaderboard after exiting my $150M annual revenue startup, founders from across the globe have asked me this one question:
"How are these lean AI companies generating millions with tiny teams?"
So I spent the last 3 months obsessively tracking and collaborating with 30+ lean AI-native founders, researching the answer.
Here's what I discovered:
They've built operational systems that multiply human capability.
Instead of scaling headcount, they've created AI-powered processes that let small teams operate at unprecedented scale.
And their secret goes far beyond the specific AI tools they use.
It lies in redesigning their entire company operations around a fundamentally different approach to growth and execution.
After countless conversations, interviews, and behind-the-scenes exclusive access, I finally documented the exact playbook with complete systems.
This comprehensive playbook includes:
• A complete breakdown of the tech stack and operational workflows
• The organizational design principles that enable tiny teams to do massive work
• Critical inflection points where things break (and how to navigate them)
• A detailed 6-month implementation plan for starting your own lean AI company (with weekly actions)
• Implementation best practices from dozens of successful lean AI-native companies
Want the ultimate Lean AI Playbook or help transforming your Lean AI operations? 👇
• Like and Share this post
• Comment "Lean AI Playbook"
• Follow me (so I can DM you)
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PS: Separately, I'm opening a limited number of high-impact advising slots for serious founders and operators who want to work directly with me—beyond just consuming my content.
If you're ready to transform how your company operates using AI, DM me. (Please note: these are paid spots due to limited availability and time atm)
Alex Wan retweeted
I’ve created a 28-page doc on how to automate 14 sales tasks
- A complete guide
- Industry use cases
- Save 30+ hrs/mo
👉 RT + Like & Comment "sales" and I'll dm it to you FREE
No opt-in, no BS.
(must be following, 24h)
Alex Wan retweeted
I've created a guide on how to build an AI Agent that allocates tasks (with n8n)
This will ensure tasks are assigned & notified to the best-fit team member every time
👉 RT + Like & Comment "tasks" and I’ll dm it to you FREE
No opt-in, no BS
(must follow, 24 HRS only)
Alex Wan retweeted
I have found that you can consistently represent ad format’s using JSON with ChatGPT
This is a game changer for creative teams.
Like, repost and comment “json” and I’ll share my prompt + examples with you
(Must be following)
Alex Wan retweeted
For the next 24 hours you can get my Zapier swipe file of 10+ automations
Set all of them up in 60 minutes and save 10+ hours every week
It's yours for FREE
RT + Like & Comment “send” and I will DM you the file
(24hrs only, Must be Following)
Alex Wan retweeted
I’ve created a “Playbook for Automating Your Company with AI & No-Code Tools”
Perfect for Agencies, SaaS, and Ecommerce businesses to save 10+ hrs/week
Get it completely FREE
RT + Like & Comment “automate” and I’ll DM it to you (must follow, 24hrs only)
Alex Wan retweeted
I created my LinkedIn 9 weeks ago. Easiest algo to crack by far. I’ve since made more than 3,000 connections, recorded over 536,000 impressions, and added $12,000/month in revenue to my agency. Let me show you how I did it...
(Also, if you want some secrets about engagement groups just RT this, follow me and reply “X LinkedIn growth guide.”)
Before we start: the last two weeks I admit I've slacked off and skipped posting on certain days. Holidays are like that. My growth slowed as a result. But whenever I do post, magic happens.
My core strategy revolves around content output and content engagement. Both are essential for growth on LI. Let me explain each one in detail below.
Content Output
Post consistently:
- Aim for at least 3 posts daily (even more, if possible).
- Post on weekends when there’s less noise.
- The more you post, the better your odds of a hit.
Key principle: Volume creates luck.
10 posts = 1 hit
30 posts = 3-4 hits
50+ posts = at least one viral post
Schedule posts during peak times:
- Early morning, lunchtime, and late afternoon in your target audience’s time zone.
- Afternoons have been my top growth driver.
Treat each post as a new chance to succeed. Forget the “bad” ones; good posts can explode your reach.
Diversify Your Content
Avoid posting the same format back-to-back. Rotate daily:
Carousels: Step-by-step guides, frameworks, tutorials (2-3x reach).
GIFs/Videos: Product demos, tips, or personal stories (1.5x reach).
Static images: Infographics, quotes, or stats (baseline reach).
Tweet-style images: Punchy statements with a clean design (1.8x reach).
Text posts: Straightforward and easy to consume (70% of baseline).
Mix tutorials, flowcharts, case studies, and insights to keep things fresh. Experiment with tone, thought leadership, humor, or relatable anecdotes.
Content ranking (best to worst):
Carousels > Tweet-style images > GIFs/Videos > Static images > Text posts.
Double down on carousels, they drive engagement and reshares, amplifying your reach. Use tweet-style images for high-impact statements.
Engagement tip: Include CTAs like:
“Comment X below if Y.”
“DM me for personalized advice specific to your business.”
Content Engagement
Engage strategically:
- LinkedIn rewards interaction. When someone engages with your post, their followers see it too.
Target accounts with active or large followings:
- Niche creators
- Decision-makers (CEOs, VPs)
- Marketing pros (they love engaging)
- Ghostwriters (they manage big accounts)
Spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others:
- Like their posts.
- Leave thoughtful, value-adding comments (not just “Great post!”).
- Share their content with your insights.
- Connect with everyone who engages with your posts (as long as they’re not bots).
Form engagement groups:
- Build a small group (5-10) of like-minded creators who boost each other’s posts.
- Engage within 1 hour of posting for maximum algorithm boost.
- Mix comments, likes, and shares.
- If you need help finding a group, comment below, and I’ll help you set one up.
Leverage reciprocity:
- Engage with new creators in your niche by commenting thoughtfully on their posts.
- Build connections through DMs with those who regularly engage with you.
Daily engagement targets:
- Comment on 20+ posts.
- Like 50+ posts.
- Reply to all comments on your posts.
- DM 5 new connections.
LinkedIn rewards consistent effort. Focus on posting frequently, engaging strategically, and building relationships.
X/Twitter is fun, but LinkedIn is where financial decision-makers are. If you’re serious about monetizing your presence, this is the platform to invest in.
Try this strategy for a month and thank me on Day 31.
And if you want some secrets about engagement groups just RT this, follow me, and reply “X LinkedIn growth guide.”
Alex Wan retweeted
We pay on average $450 per Virtual Assistant (and no recruitment fees).
We have more than 100+ VA's around the globe.
I have never understood why people pay more than $1K on Twitter.
Below I'm sharing our 5 step process for hiring Virtual Assistants at scale.
I hope this helps you save a $ and fuels your growth like it has mine.
Replying to @theronshah @obviceo
We pay on average $450 per VA. We have more than 100 across all our companies.
Never understood why people pay more than $1K on Twitter.
If you’re looking for a VA - then your screening exercise will be key. We have some templates and processes
Then you just post it on the most popular job boards on the Internet per geo.
E.g for Philippines we use:
Onlinejobs(dot)ph
If your budget is $1-2K then I’d go on UpWork. Filter for people with high ratings. Do a screening exercise and give them a trial then hire.
You’ll get people probably close to your time zone. LATAM is amazing. We have colleagues in Venezuela who do BI and ad hoc complex ad reporting and analysis for $1.2K a month.
One last note: when looking for remote VAs, my scorecard is always:
1/ Attention to detail (98% fail out test exercise)
2/ High empathy
3/ Great communication skills
Alex Wan retweeted
I recently sold Ampush.
>10 years, I oversaw >$2 BILLION in social spend for clients like Uber, Peloton, Stitch Fix and DSC
Now I am sharing my learnings.
I'm hosting a webinar for only 25 agency owners/execs. 100% Free.
Comment "Learn" and RT and I'll dm you the form.
Alex Wan retweeted
I wanted my high-quality/low-cost global team to have easy access to ChatGPT within a tool they already use - Slack.
So I built a Zap, that integrates a Slack channel to talk with ChatGPT.
Works like a charm.
RT and comment "Send," and I'll give you the Zap template.
Alex Wan retweeted
Bob Iger's last dance might be to sell Disney to Apple.
Apple is worth $2.4 Trillion
13x Disney's $180 Billion
Together they’d be an UNBEATABLE ecosystem with a 1/5th of earth’s population as customers.
Here's why:
Alex Wan retweeted
Exposing the secrets about disabled assets on FB.
I'm revealing how to:
- Prevent assets from getting disabled.
- Review assets that are disabled.
If you reply to this tweet with “ID" & Retweet this, I will DM it to you.
(must be following so I can DM)
Hot take: Facebook should buy Uber.
Why?
Uber is becoming an advertiser.
Facebook is already a major player and can help scale that with its own network.
Although most people think Facebook intends to mainly be a digital network, its ultimate mission is:
Alex Wan retweeted
Cash is king and your burn rate is the lifeline to a high-growth company
I've been a CFO for 20 years and never dealt with the stress of low cash flow '
This model will help you raise capital, hire, and scale stress-free
Like+RT+Comment CFO and I'll DM it
Must be following me


























