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Building @GrowthGPTHQ — the AI growth engine for companies.

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

Welcome to the Age of Compound Growth.

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

Introducing GrowthGPT 2.0.
Defining Next Era of Company Growth.

A continuous system—connecting your goals, account context, team skills, and execution boundaries—so every cycle informs the next.

Start your first Growth Mission.
🚀https://t.co/K6jjlXPIvE

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

Meet Growth dots.

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

Meet GPT-6 Dots for Performance Marketing.

Enter your website, and GrowthGPT plans, launches and optimizes your Meta, Google & TikTok ads — 24/7, within the limits you set.

This is actually insane.

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

@GrowthGPTHQ Welcome to the Age of Compound Growth.🥳

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

Introducing GrowthGPT 2.0.
Defining Next Era of Company Growth.

A continuous system—connecting your goals, account context, team skills, and execution boundaries—so every cycle informs the next.

Start your first Growth Mission.
🚀https://t.co/K6jjlXPIvE

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

Growth, in motion.
GrowthGPT 2.0 is coming soon.
From insight to creation, distribution, review, and optimization.
A more connected system for continuous growth.
Stay tuned.

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

Still deciding which Meta campaigns to scale, pause, or adjust?

GrowthGPT reviews your running campaigns, organizes recommendations by priority, and shows the reasoning before you confirm changes involving budgets or campaign status.

See the workflow:

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

One question. A full growth strategy.

Product link + target market + budget →
GrowthGPT returns market research, competitor analysis, channel strategy, budget allocation, and an executable plan.

No briefs. No decks. No waiting.

Search "GrowthGPT Agent" to try it.

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

@shivsakhuja I tested a few of the Skills you shared. To be honest, most of them still don’t feel directly usable in real work scenarios.
Curious to hear what real users are actually saying.

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

https://t.co/V4umTnZGoL

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

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[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

Anthropic ran growth marketing with one person for 10 months.
Paid search. Paid social. Meta, Google, SEO. All of it. Setting it all up took weeks. Custom tools, API connections, manual workflows.

Now you have GrowthGPT to do the same — in minutes.
https://t.co/CAtREfRSxf

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

@GrowthGPTapp Shipped. Day 1.

[GrowthGPT @GrowthGPTHQ]

Running ads=juggling dashboards, reacting too late, hoping nothing breaks.
We built GrowthGPT to fix that — an AI ad agent for Meta & TikTok.
Set your goal. It monitors performance, catches issues early & speeds up creative + budget decisions.
https://t.co/CAtREfRSxf

[Ziwen @ziwenxu_]

The old way of running a tech company is dead.

Anthropic just proved it: 50+ launches in 52 days. Most teams take two months to move a button three pixels left.

The secret? They killed "coding" as we knew it.

Their CEO said it out loud: engineers don't grind syntax anymore.

They architect systems, unleash Claude to write the bulk, then curate. Claude is literally building the next Claude.

Here's what nobody's talking about:

- The loop is the only moat. If your product isn't building the next version of itself, you're already outdated.
- Coding transformed from writing to taste. Value isn't knowing where brackets go. It's having the vision for architecture that scales.

AI isn't a tool anymore. It's the architect. If you're still grinding manual labor, you're racing against something that never sleeps, never stops, never blinks.

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

The most expensive part of growth isn't ad spend.
It's relearning the same lessons every time the team changes.

I rebuilt core growth systems from near zero three times.
Measurement. Creative workflows. Experimentation.
Months of work each time.

Then people left.
The next team made the same mistakes, burned the same budget, and rediscovered the same insights.

I used to think better documentation could fix this.
But it never really did.

What matters most isn't what was done.
It's why that call was made in that moment, under that pressure.

Actions can be recorded. Judgment can't.

That's the problem I can't stop thinking about.

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

I spent 8 years doing growth at TikTok, Genshin Impact, and Kuaishou.

A growth team managing tens of millions in monthly spend used to require dozens of people: buyers, designers, analysts, strategy leads, agencies, all running the same daily loop: check data, adjust plans, watch spend, review, repeat.

Only a small part of that work required real human judgment. Most of it was pulling numbers, following rules, and waiting for results.

Now two or three people working with agents can cover the same ground. In some cases, better than the old setup.

The default growth operator might not be a person anymore.

[Rubin @Rubinmarp]

Can’t agree more

[Linus ✦ Ekenstam @LinusEkenstam]

My thoughts on today’s Apple Event.

Apple has clearly missed the mark for far too many times now. I feel today was yet another one of these occurrences. Sadly

Apple is trying too hard to do too much. There is too much fat, need to trim down all that fat. Back to basics. Apple desperately need to reinvent itself or become the new Nokia.

During the first 40 minutes there was nothing that made me feel wow. Actually there one thing after the other leaving me with way more questions than answers.

Genmoji? Backgrounds in group messages? Visual Intelligence? Apple Games?
And what is up with the new unified design language? The Glass UI is a UX nightmare, visual after visual in the presentation is worse than the previous.

Honestly, I’m so underwhelmed. It’s NOT a stunning new design.

Apple needs to go back to its roots. Make really good OS, make really good scaffolding for others to make the apps and stuff that lives on the device.

Apple is frantically trying to find new ways to bump revenue, getting into very corner o your phone, trying to have an app alternative to basically everything.

Actually does not stop with an App, but literally bloating the operating systems with all sorts of fringe random use-cases that either only applies for like 3% of the users or only works in 9 states in the US. Like seriously, truly thought we had left this era behind us. But I guess it’s MAGA all the way here.

One of the core updates IMO was to unify the naming of the different OS options. Plus making the iPad more worthy of its processor. Finally.

But thats it. Complete and utter lack of excitement.

I'm completely underwhelmed, Apple needs a step change to their entire existence if things are going to turn around. Sure I'm typing this on an Apple device, because there is not options out there.

But clearly this WWDC might go down as the most boring one ever.

Go back to hosting a massive crowd live in Moscone, have live flaky demos on stage. Feel the vibe.

This whole produced thing just makes everything so much less human, and I know this has been going on since Covid times, but the vibe is gone.

I think Altman and Ive will nail it next year. Might be the end of an era.

[Nikunj Kothari @nikunj]

A lesson that took me 10 years to learn..

[Internal Tech Emails @TechEmails]

Ilya Sutskever emails Elon Musk and Sam Altman

September 20, 2017

[Felix Lee @felixleezd]

Steve Jobs on how to perfect product design (genius playbook).