Stop wasting your time
Here's how you're going to launch an app in 24 hours
and scale it to $10k/mo
within 60 days:
( save this and send it to claude )
Step 1: Claude Code + an MCP
like ScreensDesign or Appllama
those MCPs give Claude references from other apps
so you get a solid app with no slop
following a structure that already converts
Step 2: Launch with a unique name
pick a name that has no competitors
so you're the first result when people search your app's name
this matters a lot later for marketing
Step 3: Research your competitors' marketing
it usually falls into:
1. Ads
2. Influencers
3. UGC
4. Faceless content
study which formats work in your niche
pick 1 and start mass producing content
if you're starting with $0
I recommend doing UGC and faceless yourself
it's easier now since Claude Opus 5.5
can edit your faceless content and your own UGC videos
Step 4: Mass produce content
recently I've been training @Deserclaude on scaling apps
I helped him find a viral format
and told him to just mass produce it
and spam it on as many channels as possible
since doing that he's getting 700+ new users per week
and he only started 12 days ago
the key to making apps work is literally just volume
if you're disciplined about producing and publishing at volume
you will get your first $10k/mo
Step 5: Scale
at that point hire creators on SideShift or through Instagram
Using the money you got in step 4
to push your volume even higher
then finally run ads
It’s really that simple
If you don’t know where to start
Just follow me and read this article
So there’s a lot of counterfeit slabs hitting the market rn and we are seeing them on fanatics ebay and alt and yall need to look out for some signs.
I saw this and got some screenshots from keezycards on ig. So check them out.
Ok first check your slabs. There's a counterfeit warning going around for high-value vintage Pokémon slabs 🚨
Two things people are spotting:
1. The big "21" on the slab Look near the bottom corners of the plastic. Certs starting with 2–7 usually shouldn't have the bigger "21" that newer holders have. Certs starting with 8 and up can have it.
The catch is that older certs PSA legitimately reholdered can show up in the newer plastic. So a big 21 on an old cert means you should look closer. It doesn't automatically mean it's fake.
2. The actual QR code URL This one's wild. Someone on Elite Fourum reportedly scanned around 1,300 real PSA QR codes, and none of them ended in /psa.
Some of the suspected fakes had codes like this: ❌ https://t.co/UBeaJHZ0Gk instead of ✅ https://t.co/uH8A1nETZI
Both of those still open PSA's real site, so just scanning and seeing the cert page isn't enough. You have to read the full URL.
How to check yours:
Look at the molded 21
Scan the QR and read the whole URL
Look the cert up on PSA's site yourself
Compare the PSA scans to your actual card and holder
If anything's off, hit up PSA and ask about reholder history
These are early red flags, not a guaranteed way to tell. The /psa thing is just a pattern people have noticed so far, and a clean QR doesn't mean the slab's legit either.
If you've got older high-dollar slabs, it's worth 5 minutes to check them.
Send this to your collector friends. And if you've got a legit reholder that breaks these rules, post it. The more real examples we've got, the better.
#PokemonTCG #PSA #PokemonCards #CardCollecting #VintagePokemon
If you're over 30, I'm begging you:
- Go on Reddit
- Find problems people are struggling with
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- Without revealing your name
- Without showing your face
Here's how it works:
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