Jonathon Cunningham

CMO @ OGD Overhead Garage Door | Tech Founder | Digital Marketing & AI Strategist | Let's talk AI, SEO, & PPC | Views my own.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

Thread: How I Use Grok Projects to Supercharge Lovable Prompts for Vibecoding Apps Like a Pro 🦾

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

The @3YearLetterman of private equity

[Chris Bakke @ChrisJBakke]

For the last 6 years I’ve been buying well-run small businesses for 5x earnings.

In the first 30 days, I take the websites offline, move the companies to sad office parks with drop ceilings, install fax machines at the front desk, and bringing in 75 year old actors to pose as the CEO.

I then sell the companies to people with MBAs for 10x revenue so that they can feel useful “turning the company around”

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@Dpothos78 @BuySellSMB

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@adiix_official My guy…calm down…your headline is as hyperbolic as it gets. This doesn’t even scratch the real estate industry. If anything it helps realtors. It doesn’t mean anything for realtor commissions.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@asaio87 You sounds like the dreamweaver bros when Wordpress launched

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@namcios Anyone who thinks Claude is competing with OpenClaw should be unfollowed. They either don’t understand the basic landscape here and are just shilling for Anthropic.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@jbobbink How do you account for the constant shuffling of organic placement on serps as well as AI overviews continuing to creep more and more into commercial/transactional queries? Zero click continues to grow and sometimes Google just flips a switch and poof, no organics for 15 places.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

2 World 2 Warious

[Sina @SinaHartung]

World War

World War 2
<— you are here
World War 3

2 World 2 War

World War: Tokyo Drift

World and War

World 7

War 8

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

That level of acceleration could be them doing a big blast campaign to existing customers to get caught up from not doing it. I’d watch and see if it slows down or if the pace continues. Do you know about how many customers they serve in a day? Easy math: 10-15% response rate is considered great for review requests sent from an automated platform. They could be using tap tags though which generally gets a very high review rate.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@KristanHawkins I would argue that it’s actually quite in line with the pro-life ideal: protect life. The vast majority of people on death row were involved in or directly caused the loss of life. How is that inconsistent?

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

Hey, so generally this is actually part of trafficking. The victims are groomed and put into positions to recruit “or face consequences“ that seem too insurmountable to escape. I’m not saying that is what happened with her but I can tell you it is a large part of trafficking to position victims in a way that they will catch charges if they walk or flip.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@RyanJones If a junior’s first response to that isn’t a story about the results they got from experimenting with side hustles or their own site, I’m immediately turned off. There is literally no excuse to be learning everything about SEO from somebody else.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

Of course not. But that software you pay nearly six figures a year for to get more reviews? Yeah, they are cooked.

[Justine Moore @venturetwins]

I love how everyone is saying "SaaS is dead" like you're going to get the Fortune 500 to ditch Salesforce for a CRM vibecoded by a 13-year-old

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

When does the 30 for 30 come out?

[Con Wakefield @ConnorNotConnor]

Just realized Dick Cheney isn’t even in the files. He just did all that for the love of the game

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

RT @heykeithbrown: I’ve been saying for years we were following the 70s playbook almost entirely. It’s why I loaded up on metals before the…

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

Insatiably curious people are always going to be your best hires. They can’t stop solving problems for your business.

[Nikunj Kothari @nikunj]

My only advice to CEOs this year..

Hire tinkerers.

Make it high status.

Find ones that will explore the edges and (ideally) naturally gifted at teaching people.

Empower them to freely roam across the org and fix large problems that can be automated.

All your execs will complain that these tinkerers don’t understand scale or systems (rollout being a favorite word).

Listen, and ignore them. Or even better give them budget to hire a tinkerer to achieve their targets.

Give these tinkerers ambition, purpose and hard targets and watch them fly.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

Don’t lose touch with reality. Don’t stop talking to your neighbor. Don’t abate your ability to change your opinions. There is a monster behind all this groaning for more money and it’s insatiable to the point of self destruction.

[Papageorgio @gecffmn]

Civil wars don’t start with gunfire.
They start with moral separation.

When one side believes the other is evil — not wrong, not misguided, but illegitimate — the war has already begun in the mind.

The Left increasingly sees the Right as a threat to democracy itself.
The Right increasingly sees the Left as a threat to the nation’s survival.

That’s the pretext phase.

Institutions stop being trusted.
Elections stop being believed.
Law enforcement is seen as political.
Justice becomes selective.
Speech becomes dangerous.

At that point, it’s no longer Left vs Right —
it’s Us vs Them, and history says that’s the line every civil conflict crosses right before things break.

Civil wars aren’t announced.
They’re justified.

Justified as “safety.”
Justified as “defense.”
Justified as “saving the country.”

And by the time people realize what’s happening, the argument is no longer about policy —
it’s about power.

America isn’t there yet.
But pretending we’re not walking toward the edge is how nations fall off cliffs.

History doesn’t repeat itself.
It watches to see if you were paying attention.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

@Vulpescap Defending the party that openly welcomes child sex trafficking and murderers for votes is wild my guy.

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

10/10 discombobulator usage

[Pub @PubWanghaf]

You’re talking mighty bold for a guy who doesn’t own a Discombobulator

[Jonathon Cunningham @Jon_Cunningham]

You asked and you received (thanks for attending my TED talk). Unfortunately I’m not sure there is a solution in the current structure of global governance. The same thing that funds/drives all the innovation is, by nature, required to collect as much capital/profit as possible. I don’t believe that changes with Medicare for all or any type of government managed system as that ship has sailed with the selling out of Washington. It’s all the same pockets getting lined either way. The only way I see it changing is total deconstruction/reconstruction. What do you think?