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a guy who's sold $20M+ in info products told me something that changed how i see marketing forever
"stop looking at demographics. start looking at psychological state"
there are only 5 types of people who actually buy shit online. everyone else is just window shopping
once you understand this you'll never struggle to sell anything again...
there are 5 types of buyers who actually open wallets and once you understand this you'll print forever while everyone else fights over scraps
1. rock bottom buyer
just went through some shit. breakup. got fired. health scare. public humiliation
their identity shattered and they're desperate as fuck to rebuild into someone new
these mfs will buy anything that promises transformation
- fitness
- dating
- money
- spirituality
doesn't matter. they're not buying info. they're buying a new identity to escape the old one
you find them in comment sections at 2am. reddit posts about "starting over." tweets about life falling apart
conversion rate is stupid high bc they NEED to take action to feel like they're fixing themselves
easy to kill
2. almost there buyer
already tried everything. courses. coaches. books. youtube rabbitholes
not a beginner. spent thousands already. knows the basics
what they want is the "missing piece" that finally clicks
these buyers are goldmines bc they've proven they spend money. just need to believe you have what they haven't tried yet
you find them asking specific questions in communities
"has anyone tried X method?"
"what's actually working in 2025?"
position your shit as "what the gurus don't teach" and they purchase same day
soft as a cookie for the right offer
3. identity buyer
doesn't actually want results. wants to FEEL like the type of person who buys this type shit
buying a trading course = "i'm a trader now"
buying a fitness program = "i'm an athlete"
joining a mastermind = "i'm an entrepreneur"
these mfs buy repeatedly and never open the content. they just want the label
why communities print so hard. they're paying for the identity of being "in the room"
you find them flexing purchases in comments. posting screenshots of courses. talking about what they're "working on"
retention is insane bc leaving = giving up the identity
4. escape buyer
hates their current life. job. city. relationship. whatever
no specific goal. just wants OUT
anything promising freedom converts stupid well
- remote work
- passive income
- location independence
- "fire your boss"
not buying a business model. buying a fantasy of a different life
will pay premium for anything that feels like a way out
you find them posting about hating mondays. commenting "this is the dream" on lifestyle content. asking "how do I start" on every money tweet
sell the destination not the vehicle
easy to kill
5. revenge buyer
wants to prove someone wrong. ex. parents. old boss. that one mf from high school
not motivated by success. motivated by making someone feel stupid for doubting them
these buyers are aggressive as fuck. work harder than anyone bc it's personal
will pay more bc the purchase itself is part of the revenge
"i invested in myself while you stayed average"
you find them posting about people who wronged them. "can't wait to show them" type shit
lean into revenge angle and they throw money at you
the mistake?
most low iq retards try selling to "everyone"
everyone doesn't buy. only people in these 5 psychological states buy
stop writing generic goyslop copy about "results" and "value"
start writing copy that makes someone in crisis feel like you're reading their fucking mind
fish where people are already reaching for wallets
this is why i print while others beg for sales
study
Which Savings challenge are joining in 2026?
1. 52 Weeks Savings Challenge.
2. 1 Million Emergency fund challenge
3. 100K monthly passive income challenge
how to get approved on the app store
(source: battle scars)
> test on multiple screen sizes
> include a privacy policy url (yourdomain/privacy)
> nothing "beta" or "coming soon" in the app
> no reference to android version if you have one
> if users can create accounts, add account deletion
> be very clear about subscriptions/pricing upfront
> add easy contact method ([email protected])
> make sure your app actually works (obviously, but people somehow do not test it)
> write a clear app description explaining what it does
> add proper screenshots showing core features
> respond to review team within 24 hours if rejected
> don't mention competitor apps in your description
> follow apple's design guidelines (HIG)
> test all features before submitting
> add proper age ratings
> don't use copyrighted content
> no hidden functionality
> if using LLMs, add safeguards for explicit content
> include test account credentials for reviewers
> attach screen recordings for complex features
im not sure why people struggle getting in, i've submitted a calculator app and i got in.
most rejections are from:
- trying to be clever with the rules
- app crashes on launch
- missing privacy policy
- "coming soon" features
- lying anywhere in the app
just follow the guidelines. apple wants quality apps, not perfect apps.
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Unusual signs of economic trouble:
1. Older people (mid 20s and higher) with degrees doing odd jobs like househelps
2. Lightskin boda boda riders
3. Dark & petite women dating Muhindi instead of Muzungu
4. Over 50% of your friends "need a favour"
5. Gen Z dating older ages
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What goal have you been focusing on monthly?
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The smartest business move I've seen this year:
Guy charged a law firm $15K to build an "AI document processor."
His actual process:
1. Uploaded docs to Claude
2. Gave it a prompt
3. Set up a Zapier automation
4. Sent invoice
Time: 45 minutes
Profit: $14,950
But here's the part that fucks with me...
The lawyers KNEW it was simple. They saw him do it. They could've done it themselves.
They paid anyway.
Why? Because they bill $500/hour and couldn't be bothered to learn Zapier.
This is happening everywhere:
- Dentists paying $8K for appointment automations
- Restaurants paying $12K for inventory alerts
- Accountants paying $6K for invoice processing
The intelligence gap isn't about intelligence.
It's about people with money having zero interest in learning tools that people without money master out of necessity.
The entire consulting industry is built on this gap.
If you don't see this gap everywhere now, you're either blind or the one getting invoiced.
Am I missing anything?
Guys, it's not hard
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2. Find a trending SaaS idea
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4. Sell it for $500,000
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