Nov 1st, I want you to:
- google “solar installation company in Los Angeles” or “swimming pool repair in Austin” (or any high ticket local service)
- go to page 6, 7, 8 or even more of the Google results
- pick websites that look outdated, slow, or have weak calls-to-action
- run them through
https://t.co/JIa4qWwzGU and PageSpeed Insights
- paste the results into Grok or ChatGPT and tell it to create a conversion focused website outline optimized for AI SEO
- feed that outline into Claude and have it generate a clean, responsive HTML site
- host the demo for free on Netlify or Vercel so you have a live link
- grab the email (and WhatsApp if available) from their contact page
- email them the live demo with the subject “Redesigned your site, here’s the link” instead of pitching what you’ll do
You now have a working website built specifically for their leads.
The same method works for designers, VAs, SMMs, SEO freelancers, just swap the demo for your service (social content plan, Google Business profile cleanup, ad creative, etc.) and send it.
For a free cold pitch formula i use dm or drop a comment
Built Rounds while in my 4th year of medical school.
Entered the NTC 2.0 Youth Health Innovation Hackathon 2026.
CAME OUT IN 1ST PLACE. 🏆
19 years old. Medical student. Software engineer. Founder.
NATIONAL CHAMPION. 🇳🇬
All glory to God. We’re just getting started. @roundshq
Introducing BMM Connect for Developers! 🚀🥤
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With BMM Connect, your users can:
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Our first gaming platform integration is already live! 🥹
Get started: https://t.co/SrKkANLbHD
I haven’t run a single ad for @roundshq, yet I’m starting to get signups from outside Nigeria.
Someone just registered from Cameroon
It’s really crazy seeing @roundshq slowly reach beyond Nigeria. Really happy with the progress.
If you’re looking for remote work, Australia is a market you should be paying attention to.
I researched and compiled 3 platforms you can use to find Australian remote opportunities. They offer night shifts for anyone wanting overnight hours and pay between $15 to $50+/hr in USD/AUD.
Save this list before you apply anywhere else.
I was just resting this morning and started thinking about how software engineering keeps moving towards higher abstraction.
Machine language → assembly → high-level languages → frameworks → AI.
I think AI is the next level. Who knows? There might be another one after this.
We’ve been cooking something BIG behind the scenes!
Multi-currency payouts are here on @bachs_hq 🤩
🇬🇧 GBP - Bank transfer 🇪🇺 EUR - Bank transfer 🇺🇸 USD - ACH, Wire, RTP 🇨🇦 CAD - Bank transfer, Interac 🇰🇪 KES - Bank transfer, Mobile Money 🇺🇬 UGX - Bank transfer 🇬🇭 GHS - Bank transfer, Mobile Money 🇹🇿 TZS - Bank transfer, Mobile Money
Plus SWIFT and Stablecoin payouts
Get paid globally. Move your money wherever you need it🚀
When I was job hunting for Social Media Manager roles, I didn’t rely only on LinkedIn.
I also used Reddit and it landed me a few leads.
Most people completely overlook Reddit when searching for remote jobs but there are people on there actively looking for freelancers, contractors and employees.
If you’re job hunting remotely, here’s a proper breakdown on how to use Reddit to get remote jobs:
Skill issue.
Literally.
Claude can build you world class designs, but you need a system that works.
First, you need to give it a reference design.
Go to Behance, Dribbble, awwards, or mobbin. design and pick a few websites you like.
Screenshot and send it to Claude, and ask it to identify the patterns that stand out in each.
Next is skills.
Install the following skills into your claude code
1. /Taste
2. /emil-kowalski
3. /Impeccable
4. /apple-design-hig
The last one is a personal fork of the popular /apple-design skill.
That's how you build websites that look like this:
https://t.co/TBeJBwZPRh
And
https://t.co/RjsDz5c5g3
I shared all this skills on my free AI class over the weekend.
Comment below if you want the Notion doc, and I'll send it to you.
Hi, I’m Prosper.
I’m 19, a 4th-year medical student, software engineer and founder of Rounds.
Building Rounds to help medical students get better at clinical reasoning, with a bigger vision behind it.
Looking to meet people building interesting things in healthcare and tech.
By the grace of ALMIGHTY GOD who created the heavens and earth, all these tracks will be yours by midnight.
Remain calm and listen with an open heart.
Be blessed.
HERE IS A NEW SOUND TITLED WAWO, A PSALM TO GLORY THE LORD'S WORK IN OUR LIVES, HE HAS BEEN FAITHFUL AND WE MUST GIVE THANKS FOR HIS GRACE. GO FEED YOUR SOULS WITH THIS SONG, MAY YOU BE BLESSED, SHALOM. https://t.co/iHCsylYqN7
If you want a proper remote job this year, you need to get on Reddit immediately. You’ll hardly be broke again once you figure out how it works.
If you’re currently job hunting, here’s how to find your next client on Reddit:
It was during my interview with two ASML managers in early 2022, while I was still a Master’s student in Germany 🇩🇪.
One of them looked at my CV and asked:
“You graduated with your Bachelor’s degree in 2017. Why did it take you until 2020 to start your Master’s?”
I loved that question because it gave me the opportunity to tell them my story and show them what it took for me to get to where I was at that moment.
I told them I graduated in 2017, completed the compulsory one-year national service in Nigeria, and initially hoped to start an academic career. I tried to get retained as a lecturer, but it didn’t work out. I eventually returned to my local town and started teaching Physics and Mathematics.
But I knew I wanted more.
I wanted postgraduate education abroad, particularly somewhere I could get exposure to advanced scientific facilities and technology. The problem was simple: my family couldn’t afford to sponsor an international education for me.
So scholarships became my only realistic route.
I applied to different countries and different programs. I got rejected multiple times. But I kept searching, sending applications, contacting people, and improving my profile.
Eventually, in 2020, Germany came through for me. I got the opportunity to move to Germany 🇩🇪 for my Master’s in Photonics.
By the time I finished telling the story, I could see it in their faces — they really felt for me 😭😭😭
Dem go dey think, “This guy don suffer!” 😭😭😭😂😂
By the end of that interview, I told my girlfriend (now my wife) that “I’m getting this job.” 😂
I even started putting extra effort into my Master’s thesis experiments in the lab because I was already imagining myself joining the company after graduation.
The next email I received was an invitation to another interview with some team members, and that one was very casual.
Then I got the job 🎉🥰
They sent a moving truck to pack my belongings from Germany, booked my flight to the Netherlands 🇳🇱, and lodged me in a five-star hotel for about two months while I settled in.
That question has stayed with me ever since because it reminded me that a gap on your CV isn’t necessarily an empty period. Sometimes, it contains one of the most important parts of your story. 💯
Image frame: First week at the job 🤩🤩🤩