@PsyQo_Kolby My apologies for the 2012 subtweet @XTEEJAYY (although a +40 barret clip on Broadcast off spawn is crazy)
Watched the new montage, I enjoyed every minute, it took me back to 2011. Congrats on the finale 🫡
My new company is hiring one of our most important roles: a Founding Content Lead. This person will work with me everyday in SoCal to build out the voice, face, and feel of this company online
I want someone raised on the internet that knows what makes people click & that understands social media and how it operates. Someone that spent years in the creator economy and can take any idea and creatively bring it to life
This isn't an agency job or a social media manager job. It’s a job for a creative that wants to build a brand from scratch and own the process
Feel free to reach out over DM or check out the job listing in the replies below for this + the other few roles we’re hiring for.
Most of the creator economy has been built around reaching people everywhere. Local businesses need something different: creators who live nearby, posting about places their viewers can actually walk into.
Today we’re launching @TryNearbyCom as part of @ycombinator S26, live with 120+ paying restaurants across Southern California.
We have spent the last 10 months doing restaurant visits with creators and sitting with hundreds of owners, learning what they actually need. That work grew us over 130% since the batch started with over 90% retention since November.
Excited to continue to make local businesses discoverable online, and to turn millions of locals into creators for the businesses around them.
@brycent@TryNearbyCom You’re the man, it was awesome to meet you. Enjoyed talking! Excited to follow as you keep building these pages up with great content 🔥
The co-founder of @FaZeApex pitched me his Y Combinator backed startup @TryNearbyCom.
TryNearby connects local businesses with content creators to help them market and hit the local algorithm in their area.
Over 100 restaurants and 1,000+ creators are on the platform!
Most of the creator economy has been built around reaching people everywhere. Local businesses need something different: creators who live nearby, posting about places their viewers can actually walk into.
Today we’re launching @TryNearbyCom as part of @ycombinator S26, live with 120+ paying restaurants across Southern California.
We have spent the last 10 months doing restaurant visits with creators and sitting with hundreds of owners, learning what they actually need. That work grew us over 130% since the batch started with over 90% retention since November.
Excited to continue to make local businesses discoverable online, and to turn millions of locals into creators for the businesses around them.