@girdley True! Honestly LinkedIn is not great. Ads plarform is not even serviceable. Feed draws the ire of everyone. Jobs and messages have a non-optimal UX. The huge user base is worth salivating over though.
@HelenGuo_ So true! I had a buyer approach me with 100% of messages written by Claude. That level of laziness and lack of effort was an immediate turn off and a “no thanks” from me.
@dickiebush Not sure if the algo, but I’m seeing this repeatedly in my feed… and I agree. I tried ole Chat for the first time in a while and the short crisp answer was refreshing.
@JamesonCamp The overly wordy replies are killing me right now. Plus it folds like a lawn chair when I push back, and I’ve found pretty egregious mistakes in responses. It has a lot of flaws that are (unfortunately) cleverly hidden.
@CoFoundersNik Epic post. I almost bought a small fencing biz and the allure of scaling it almost overshadowed the fact that I don’t enjoy building fences every day outside.
How many EVs are getting stranded and just need some juice rather than a tow? How many more EVs are coming online year-over-year? A lot. Mobile EV charging makes sense.
I honestly like this business for an owner operator.
https://t.co/dxxqww440h
If you’re inquiring about buying a business, be sure to ask how much interest the listing is getting.
If a seller is getting high interest and you rattle off a list of 35 questions before any real show of purchase interest, you will get ghosted and will lose the deal.