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@pbteja1998 It’s very easy to spend it - learn money management if you’re like me lol

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That is not bad for a new SaaS

https://t.co/ASZg3kEo6q will soon have integrated similar SEO playbook

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The exact skills and prompts I used are free in my community: https://t.co/C8GbWXq8iD

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Most people are learning to build websites with AI.

The ones making money learned to sell them.

Watch me find a local business with no site, build them one, put it live, then break down exactly what to charge.

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@vitaliidodonov MRR

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@pierreeliottlal Goji

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@AlfieJCarter 31

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@X_FINALBOSS Miro

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my read: 2025 was about does this protocol work. 2026 is about can a CISO sign off on it. AWS GA answers the first question. the march 9 MCP roadmap is openly aimed at the second. MCP is no longer a bet, it is the assumption.

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i think MCP just hit react-scale adoption faster than react did. SDKs are pulling 110 million downloads a month. that took 16 months. react took three years to hit similar volume. and the AWS MCP Server going GA this week is the proof, not the hype.

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what it means for indie builders: the month of backend work you were going to do to wrap AWS for an AI feature is now an IAM role and a config line. the moat moves from plumbing to product.

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the pattern across every verified win:

1. prior shipping experience or a prior exit
2. distribution before the product
3. high-margin software or subscriptions
4. timelines vary by 100x. 6 months for Base44. 10+ years for Levels.

if you're starting from zero followers and zero reps, the product is not the bottleneck.

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I dug into every solo $1M+ AI founder story from 2024 to 2026.

the actual pattern is uglier than the Twitter version.

here's what's verified, what's hype, and what nobody is quoting.

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the macro number that's actually defensible: Carta says 36.3% of new US startups in H1 2025 were solo-founded, up from 23.7% in 2019.

Zoom + US Chamber: 29.8M solopreneurs, $1.7T contribution.

the widely-quoted 41.8M / $1.3T figure has thinner sourcing. use the Carta and Zoom numbers.