My X account was suspended last year on Christmas Day
a Christmas gift indeed ๐
But still here. Still building. Still moving forward.
Kindly follow me, and letโs grow together here.
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It isn'tโฆ
The hardest part starts the moment you hit "Publish."
Because now you have one question to answer:
How do I get people to discover it?
Butt here's the thing...
Your best marketers already exist.
Infact, They've bought your product.
They've used it,
They genuinely love it,
They recommend it to friends,
They mention it in conversations.
They share it in group chats.
They even post about it online.
In other words...
They're already helping you sell.
But the strange part?
They don't get rewarded for it.
So instead of turning happy customers into your biggest growth channel...
Most creators end up; โผ
spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars on ads.
paying influencers.
recruiting a handful of affiliates.
Fighting for attention in crowded algorithms.
All to do what your own customers are already doing naturally.
Doesn't that feel backwards?
So.... What if buying a product automatically unlocked the ability to earn from recommending it?
No affiliate applications.
No approval process.
No dashboards to learn.
Buy, use, refer and earn
That's the idea behind @Lid_onchain
Instead of treating customers as the end of the sales funnel...
It turns them into the beginning of the next one.
Here's why that changes everything. ๐งต
@nameis_kenyon The checkout becoming the beginning instead of the endโฆ thatโs an interesting way to think about it.
Never looked at digital commerce from this angle.
This shift is subtle but powerful.
$500 to whoever calls the exact score of the World Cup final ๐
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reply with your score ๐
exact score wins. good luck ๐ซก