Estamos de acuerdo en que lo único que importa en una startup es la ejecución, no? No me vengan con "la mirada estratégica" y esas boludeces. Sé Steve jobs 5 minutos... después tener que ser una máquina de implementar!
Trump on MAGNETS! But most people will overlook it, not understand the comms, and the TDS crowd will probably think he's stupid and make fun of him with this.
“I hope you’re gonna do magnets. Somebody out there, I hope, you’re all brilliant people, magnets. Do magnets, okay? I’ll tell you how to make money. Do magnets. You’re doing a lot of great stuff, do magnets. Because one thing we don’t have, but we’re getting close, but do magnets.”
But MAGNET comms is the portal to disclosure and understanding magnetism — anti-gravitics, flying cars, floating cities, free energy, teleportation, and much much more! Yall know there's magnetic crystals rights?
I believe he loves dropping these types of nonchalant comms to the general public — to see who and how much homework the people have done.
President Trump just revealed to the global press that the United States possesses weapons and technologies so advanced, the public has never even heard of them.
A pesar del hook choto para que leas...lo recomiendo.
Paul Graham es fundador de @ycombinator, una de las aceleradoras de startups más grandes del mundo.
LEAN!
How to Earn a Billion Dollars: https://t.co/G6eMIpHHjn
Make something so good that people tell their friends about it
Para todos los nuevos productos de AI, el famoso MVP es un arma de doble filo.
Tiene que validar intención de compra, sí.
Pero en este contexto, también crea expectativas muy altas.
El problema:
si ese MVP te da tracción inicial y no lo convertís en un producto sólido muy rápido, perdés a todos esos early adopters.
Y recuperarlos después es muchísimo más difícil.
Hoy probar cosas nuevas es casi gratis.
Las barreras de entrada cayeron.
El hype de AI hace que la gente pruebe… pero también que abandone rápido.
Mi take:
Tu MVP no puede ser “medio producto”.
Tiene que funcionar bien y estar peligrosamente cerca del producto final.
🚨 Peter Thiel acaba de explicar cómo construir un monopolio desde cero.
Una charla de 1 hora donde desglosa su forma de pensar sobre startups, ventaja competitiva y por qué competir es un error.
Si te interesa construir algo grande, esto te interesa �
🚨 Mark Zuckerberg acaba de hablar sobre el futuro de la IA, China y la AGI.
Una charla de 90 minutos donde reflexiona sobre el impacto real de la IA y su evolución a corto y largo plazo.
Si quieres entender hacia dónde vamos, esto te interesa 👇
If I was trying to GROW an app or ecomm right now, I wouldn't waste money on influencers or ads.
I'd hire creators nobody's heard of and use this strategy that's working right now and generating 100k+ app installs to companies like focustree
Influencer with 100k followers: $2,000+ for one post. Gets maybe 30k views. Everyone knows it's an ad.
Creator with 500 followers: $900 for an entire month. Posts 30 times. Gets 500k+ views total. Feels more organic.
That's $1.80 per thousand views versus $6-12 on Facebook. And it doesn't look like an ad because it isn't one. It's just content.
"oH bUt ThaT's NoT PoSsIbLE, GrEG"
I agree, this shouldn't work. But it's happening more and more and here's why:
*new episode of the pod is live and we give you the playbook*
But TikTok's For You Page broke the entire game. The algorithm doesn't care about follower count anymore. It only cares if people watch. IG copied this. YT copied this. Everyone copied this.
Now some kid with 300 followers can outperform a verified influencer because their content is better. Not their audience. Their content.
Most brands haven't figured this out. They're still paying for follower count like it's 2019.
So, the smart play is hiring 10 creators instead of 1.
Example:
Pay 10 creators $900/month each. That's $9k total.
Each posts daily across TikTok, Reels, Shorts. That's 900 pieces of content per month. When one hits, you message the group: "Everyone copy this format."
Now 10 creators are using the winning formula with their own spin. The algorithm sees ten different videos, not reposts. One viral format becomes ten viral videos. Those teach you what works. You find the next format. It compounds.
How to find creators
Search your category on TikTok. You don't want influencers with media kits. You want people already making content about your space for fun.
DM them: "Want $900/month to keep doing what you're doing?" They're posting anyway. Now they're getting paid.
Run it through Discord or WhatsApp. Share what's working daily.
"This hook is crushing." "Try this sound."
Track everything. When something explodes, everyone pivots to that format until it stops working.
This only works for products that make sense in 10 seconds. Apps with one clear feature. Products under $50. Anything bought on impulse.
If you need a sales deck to explain it, this isn't for you.
The beauty is what happens beyond direct sales.
Someone sees your app on TikTok. They don't buy immediately. But next week they Google "that app from TikTok." Your search traffic spikes. Your app store ranking climbs. The halo effect is massive.
Right now this is pure arbitrage. In two years, agencies will package this, prices will 10x, and the window closes.
But today you can hire a creator army for what one influencer post costs.
You can test more in a week than most brands test in a year.
You're building a content machine.
All algortihms care about nowadays is if people stop scrolling.
Find creators who make people stop scrolling. Pay them to never stop posting. Share what works. Scale what hits.
People charge $10k for this sort of info.
We give it away for free on @startupideaspod 2x week. Thanks to @codyschneider for jumping on and sharing.
We could keep this to ourselves
but where is the fun in that?
Fun is seeing you build a bootstrapped app to millions of users through this strategy
And sending me a dm
And saying
"thanks for the tip, professor g"
No worries, my friend
No worries.
Every big company should learn how to leverage AI like Shopify.
At Shopify, AI isn't just a tech upgrade — it’s a company-wide mindset shift. Every employee has access to cutting-edge AI tools, and experimentation is actively encouraged. Innovation doesn’t need approval — “yes” is the default. As a result, Shopify has transformed AI from a tool into a cultural movement that delivers real business outcomes.
Security and compliance, often seen as barriers, are integrated into this momentum:
Legal Buy-In: Leadership and legal teams work hand-in-hand to prioritize AI adoption. The default stance isn't “Can we allow this?” — it's “How can we make this safe?” That shift in framing turns legal from a gatekeeper into an enabler of innovation.
@Shopify
https://t.co/EVfq8i7o9a
⚠️ Si sos una marca tradicional o alguien que no se anima a jugar fuerte para crecer, seguí scrolleando.
En Virale no tratamos con tibios.
🎮 Como buenos fans del GTA, tiramos un tráiler para prender fuego la vieja escuela publicitaria.
No es solo un guiño gamer. Es una declaración de guerra.
🔥 Esto es Virale:
La plataforma donde solo pagás por resultados reales.
Sin humo. Sin influencers que no convierten. Sin pauta que no rinde.
💡 Subís tu campaña → ponés el presupuesto y la recompensa → creadores hacen contenido → se viraliza → pagás solo por views reales.
Lo que no rinde, se devuelve.
👊 Bienvenido a la revolución del content marketing.
Play or die.
I'm helping some friends with ideas, and testing lots of AI creation tools....it's wild what you can do now.
Why would I need a drone and a camera if most of the content production will be made by AI?
Knowing how to prompt and understand which model is the best for your needs is super important.
Best AI creation Agents today:
1) @google VEO3
2) @LumaLabsAI - For Videos
3) @Krea.ai - Images
4) @AnthropicAI - Profile Context / Prompt Context
Unpopular opinion: No-code agents like Lovable, @ChromaflowAI , @v0 , or Replit aren't built for programmers—they're built for managers. #nocode#AI#vibecoding