I built folium to monetize your bio.
It’s the most important place for your social media profile and it should be dynamic.
Folium lets you put your wholeself in a single page and then work itself to help you make money off it!
Its AI engines followups people who interact with your page once and try to make sales while you sleep.
Its social proof engine works itself to collect testimonials from people who purchased anything from your page.
Its Marketplace lets other creators sell your products and you both earn.
Its Folio feature lets you create dynamic Folio Pages/ CV Pages and Your Professional Page that can be used professionally.
Create a fascinating page design for yourself, if someone else copies it you get reward for it!
Folium is a place where you put your whole self on one page with one link.
Get your page for free, reserve your folio username while it’s available!
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Meet Folium,
Your link in bio is the most important thing that you could put there.
But it must not be there to stick around, it must do something…
What if it tells the world what you are, what you do and what you offer?
Wait, not only that..
What if it sells for you as well?
Or build social proof for you as well?
Or create distribution for you itself?
So you just put your wholeself in a page and put Folium to work for you?
Get your username now
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Oh one more thing, not only folium but your audience can also sell for you and share revenue you set for them.
Get your folium page live now.
Beta now live.
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This is Day 28 of The AI Founder's Playbook: 30 days from idea to a working AI business.
Full post, free:
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Follow along if you are building.
Most startups that die at month 12 do not die from a bad product. They die because the founder burned out doing six jobs at once.
Day 28 of The AI Founder's Playbook: when to hire, when to automate, and how to scale without breaking yourself.
Do this today: write down your top 3 growth bottlenecks. For each one: automate, contractor, or hire?
Spend one week on the automation option before you commit to the others.
And block one full day off this week. It will feel irresponsible. It is not.
The trap: manual lead gen feels productive because you're busy. It's data entry with extra steps. I got tired of it and built the whole pipeline into a local app. Early access: https://t.co/Q4UkvqE6Y1 #leadgeneration#coldoutreach
I tracked my lead gen hours for a month. 22 hours before a single email went out. No selling, no calls. Just finding names and pasting them into spreadsheets. Here's how I got that down to 3:
Fix 3: let software do the copying. Humans should decide who gets contacted, not transcribe data. I send 40 emails a day max, all to leads that cleared the score. Reply rate went up while volume went down.
@shengkun_ye No you didn’t kill Higgsfield, i tried monid, it just offers minimax image model and seedance video model, no other model to use.
For Apify alternate it worked well!
I built this loop into a desktop app so it runs while I build product. Waitlist at https://t.co/Q4UkvqE6Y1
Steal the framework either way. It works in a spreadsheet too.
#b2bsales#coldoutreach
My outreach process had 14 steps. Scrape, paste, google, guess, write, send, forget to follow up. I collapsed it into 5 and got back 6 hours a week. Here's the loop.
5. Book: one pipeline for every reply so nothing dies in a tab.
The surprise after 6 months: steps 1 to 3 drive 80% of results. List quality beats copy. Every time.