I see Cloudflare are having a moment again.
They are saying: "These issues do not affect the serving of cached files via the Cloudflare CDN" but I'm seeing problems across multiple websites.
@rustybrick We are still going strong with a great group of SEOs in the https://t.co/14tpjdNn1Y community🙂 People are super helpful, supportibe and we still run some cool events (plus we have memes).
I always disclose ads on my LinkedIn and I think people respect that more than the fake "oh wow, this tool just killed every startup in [this] space" that you see on X.
On the flip side, some brands actively suggest not disclosing it as an ad so it looks organic, and as a creator you should be saying no.
@gauravsbuilding@JeremyBssnt What he’s getting at is influencer marketing isn’t just posting UGC with a product.
Brands work with creators for access to their audience, their credibility and the trust they’ve built over time.
Your product actually has a use case, but the hook’s working against you a bit.
@gauravsbuilding@JeremyBssnt What he’s getting at is influencer marketing isn’t just posting UGC with a product.
Brands work with creators for access to their audience, their credibility and the trust they’ve built over time.
Your product actually has a use case, but the hook’s working against you a bit.
X is the only platform where 2 people with cartoon profile photos, both with a PHD in rocket science, will have a debate on rockets and someone who got a C in GCSE science will chime in with...
"Here's why you're both wrong..."
It’s not a personal preference, it’s an onboarding point.
I’m talking about what helps unfamiliar people get started.
Taste and branding can attract people, sure. But that isn’t the same as reducing friction for new users.
My point is simpler: both products have grown despite UX hurdles but if they want to reach and convert less technical audiences, those hurdles matter.
That’s the issue I’m pointing at mate 🙂