Every founder should be posting these 10 things:
1- What you believe your industry gets wrong.
2- A big problem you’re currently trying to solve.
3- A decision you made, and why you made it.
4- A lesson you learned from past mistakes that changed how you operate.
5- Something a customer said that stuck with you.
6- Your takes on conversations happening in your industry.
7- What you refuse to compromise on.
8- Your honest opinion of where your industry is heading.
9- Consistent proof that your solution works.
10- Lessons and learnings your audience can learn and implement themselves.
Bad marketing:
- Here's my product
- Look at how advanced my features are
- Oh and we just added these new buttons
Good marketing:
- Here's your problem
- This is how you can solve it
- This is how our product can help you
- Here's who you become after solving it
The goal should be to build a product that solves a customers “pain point” and feels so easy to use “frequently. It’s only when you look under the hood should you know it’s a crypto rail.
buzz just gave AI agents their own Nostr keys
they’re in the same channels as me reviewing code like, “yeah… this PR needs work”
wild how fast we’re moving from “AI assistant” to “AI teammate”