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@devcalledjulius @alexmacgregor__ @usepromptpal @engichat LFG

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5 days ago

New! Reserve your Launch handle https://t.co/syaWw0aWNM

6 days ago

Building with AI? Want to launch your own thing? Now’s the time. Reserve your Launch handle → https://t.co/AKKcDiglmz

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6 days ago

What are you building? Let’s drive traffic/users to your product👇

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6 days ago

AI agents are coming 😀

Chrome for Developers

@ChromiumDev

6 days ago

Prepare your site for AI agent interaction with Lighthouse → https://t.co/5myVWdLZd9 If you want AI agents to actually navigate your site properly, the new experimental audit in Lighthouse lets you see: ☀️ Discoverability for AI agents ⚡ WebMCP integration 👀 AI accessibility #GoogleIO

ChromiumDev's tweet photo. Prepare your site for AI agent interaction with Lighthouse → https://t.co/5myVWdLZd9

If you want AI agents to actually navigate your site properly, the new experimental audit in Lighthouse lets you see:
☀️ Discoverability for AI agents
⚡ WebMCP integration
👀 AI accessibility

#GoogleIO

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6 days ago

@nicklaunches Looks familiar :)

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7 days ago

What are you building this week?

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7 days ago

We hit 3000 products today. Thanks to everyone who's joined/launched on Launch!

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8 days ago

What are you building? Let’s drive traffic/users to your product👇

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8 days ago

My launchpad ranking based on authority, traffic, SEO, awareness and brand: 1) Product Hunt @ProductHunt 2) G2 @G2dotcom 3) TrustMRR @trust_mrr 4) There’s An AI For That @theresanaiforit 5) Indie Hackers @IndieHackers 6) Peerlist @Peerlist 7) BetaList @BetaList 8) TinyLaunch @tinylaunch 9) Uneed @UneedLists 10 Launch @trylaunchai 11) Fazier @FazierHQ 12) MicroLaunch @MicroLaunchHQ 13) RankInPublic @RankInPublic

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9 days ago

Vibe coding https://t.co/ZQW1OwWktT

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@ContactJournos

9 days ago

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10 days ago

👇🏻 Startup product success👇🏻

26 days ago

After watching 2,500+ products launch on https://t.co/D14ObneNll, these are the 7 biggest factors behind startup product success: 1) Distribution > product I'm biased but for the majority of software products now, you start with an prototype product and get distribution to create a customer feedback loop and make it better. Not the other way around. 2) Consistency compounds The guys that consistently ship and push their product across X, LinkedIn, Reddit etc win. You have to put in the work every day between building, marketing and selling. 3) Founders with audience move faster Part of the reason I built Launch is to help people have an audience. But it really starts with your own personal brand/following. Build that up even as you cycle through failure as it will stand you in good stead when you have something that clicks. 4) Speed wins AI makes it easier than ever to ship updates. Hell I'm not a developer and I can now ship daily with Codex that would've taken me weeks before. Use this to your advantage to move faster than existing players. 5) Most people price too low $9. Yup been there, done that. You can't have a viable business unless you charge more. Everyone sees the massive success like Google, ChatGPT etc that do free products. That's not you. Charge more money and re-invest that back into your thing. 6) Momentum attracts momentum People like when other people win. Might be cringe but you have to post your wins. MRR, ARR, users, traffic etc whatever is going up. Share that and people will follow you/try your thing. 7) The founders that keep going usually win Hardest one of all. There's a fine line between giving up and keeping going. If you have traction, you'll know it and you have to keep going with that thing. The worst thing you can do is move on to something else when you have something that might just win. Building is easier than ever, attention is the bottleneck now. Most important: don't be one of those who quit too early. If you have traction, double down and go all-in.

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