Ali

Interested in reading people's mind and how they react to online content.

[Ali @ui4ali]

@kalashvasaniya @hii_mohit What happened

[Ali @ui4ali]

@HsanC_ thanks Hasan!

[Ali @ui4ali]

@vitaliidodonov MRR

[Oliur @UltraLinx]

There's something I like to call Luck Velocity.

The idea is that you can increase your luck massively by just putting yourself out there.

The more people see you, see your work, hear of you, friends talk well about you...etc. The more luck comes your way.

[Ali @ui4ali]

@heyitzami When I read this I thought you are joking

welcome to the jungle?

I never thought that’s a real website lol

[Ali @ui4ali]

@heyitzami Yes, you need to buy some connects to send proposals for jobs

It’s not going as planned tbh

[Rob Hallam @robj3d3]

Day 348 of growing SuperX to $100k MRR

Progress: $20.5k MRR 🟩🟩🟨⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ (20.5%)

Your life will get better if you do this:

[Amir D @starks_arq]

We got to this point bootstrapped with 2 blood brothers in a little over 6 months.

This is the formula:

We provide our services for free to high status individuals in niches we want to conquer.

We did this until we were able to charge and are still doing this when necessary.

We made sure that we actually practice the service that we’re selling, every single day.

This increased the quality of our product.

Highest ROI was in:

Creating events that would work for us without having to spend extra on marketing.

Example:

“Hollywood Vs AI” war is the most viral subject on twitter.

So we decided to bring together Hollywood and AI in one room and show a happy collaboration.

You can see the result of this in our QTRT.

There’s not much more to it.

We did this with the film festival in Mumbai, the AI short film for El Salvador and now again with Michael Shamberg.

Only money spent is on generations and travel.

Profit margins are 85%.

The world is an open place.

Shout out @elonmusk for buying twitter and turning it into X.

Instagram has been completely useless for us so far, while twitter brought us all of our partners.

[Ali @ui4ali]

@shipwithjay Comments, shares and bookmarks are the ones that moves the needle in organic content the more they are the more impressions you get.

[Will @athcanft]

the most successful people claim that "luck" was a large part of it

that's not being humble, it's the truth

these people try to expose themselves to this "luck" as much as possible

they try everything, they keep going no matter what

so yeah, of course, they eventually strike gold

because they fought to increase their odds at finding it

[Will @athcanft]

facts, entrepreneurship is like a lottery, if you just keep buying tickets, eventually you will have a winner

[Ali @ui4ali]

@imanonpublisher NICHE

[Ali @ui4ali]

Facebook pays more, most creators out there do all type of non-sense just for the engagement!

[Steven Van @stevenvan_]

There's an entirely different world out there

[Ali @ui4ali]

Hey Guys,
new to the indie hacking community here, I wonder if there is a platform for SaaS affiliate that I can make tutorials on.
Ps: I already watched some @starter_story podcasts for inspiration!

[Ali @ui4ali]

@tuanle Hey Tuan, I am really excited to join the team, I already watched what you are doing and I completely align with it. (Ps: your dms are closed)

[Starter Story @starter_story]

It's becoming disgustingly obvious...

Almost everyone I bring on the channel did the same thing.

THEY COPIED PROVEN APPS

copied a proven app that shut down
copied a proven app and switched the niche
copied a proven app and added AI features
copied a proven app and made it open source
copied a proven app's marketing strategy

i share this not to get you to watch my channel

I SHARE THIS TO WARN YOU

if your app idea is new, different, and/or based on something unproven (and you're not in YC or raised money) then BE CAREFUL!

[Goldie @dezgoldie]

This is the only advice you’ll ever need. Gas pedal.

[jack friks @jackfriks]

"happy people don’t have to work as hard" - @naval

[Oliur @UltraLinx]

Think about this often.

How many smart and good people never “made it” because things just didn’t align.