Day 3 of replying daily on X, honest numbers:
- 27 replies in one day
- most got 1-2 views
- this morning X added a temporary label that limits my reach
Lesson: volume without pacing looks like a bot.
Going down to ~10 replies a day, all by hand.
@neemasyed123@KAYAK@agoda The AI itinerary is the easy part. The harder part is the total: what the trip costs per person, in your own currency, before you book. That is what I built TripBudget around.
@Ravisutanjani The underrated question is which currency. If you earn in one and spend in another, an emergency fund in the wrong one can shrink right when you need it.
@Shakib2O1@X Hey Shakib, Jhon from Colombia. Building FortuneOK (portfolio tracker for money in more than one currency) and TripBudget (trip cost planner). Good luck with fynitekits.
@Olivershandle Week so far: most replies got 1-2 views, then X added a temporary reach label after I did 27 replies in one day. Lesson: pace matters as much as freshness.
@MdrBwl Getting the first users, by far. I built FortuneOK (portfolio tracker), then found one bot was 64% of my site's visitors in a week. Real traffic last week: under 100 visitors, 0 signups. The code was the easy part.
@Scar_gin The 10% assumption is doing all the work there. The same $3.5M looks very different at 4% than at 10%. Worth running the plan at a few rates before calling anything impossible.
@amitisinvesting Writing down the reason at buy time (near 52-week low, fine holding for a decade) is the part most people skip. Makes the review a year from now honest.
@HolySmokas Sorted by %, but the $ column tells a different story. RVLV leads on %, ELF and NOW made more. Position size decides what a good day actually means.
@chouchao Agreed. I just added a bot check to my Google sign-in button and I keep watching whether it costs real signups. Friction you add for safety still counts as friction.