Yaro Pry 🇵🇹

Naming the specific mistakes that keep SMBs invisible in ChatGPT, Gemini & Perplexity. Data, open-source tools, and the plays that actually earn AI citations.

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

@bdnnstan https://t.co/8OJ5h6A8nP 🦫
A virtual CMO for AI search. Generates SEO content on autopilot, builds high-authority backlinks, and gets your brand cited by ChatGPT & Gemini - organic growth without an agency.
Curious to hear your rating!

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

@foxtomb232 Building RapidWombat 🦫
https://t.co/8OJ5h6A8nP
Your virtual CMO for AI search. It generates SEO-optimized content on autopilot, builds high-authority backlinks, and gets your brand cited by ChatGPT & Gemini — so you grow organic traffic without an agency or the $15k/mo bill.

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

@pierreeliottlal @ycombinator Rule 1 (do things that don't scale) is the one everyone nods at and then skips. Manually onboarding your first 10 teaches you more about retention than any analytics dashboard. Congrats on the traction

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

What to Write About So Search Actually Brings You Clients: An SEO Content Guide for 2026
https://t.co/mKaK2kHPyV

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

Mood

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

blog owners, real talk :-(

❌ Spending 100+ hours writing with ZERO traffic
❌ Worrying if Google will rank your AI content
❌ Writing about topics NO ONE searches for
❌ Managing 5 different SEO tools (and paying for all)
❌ Spending months on SEO with no results

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

@Bencera Congrats! We are doing almost the same product @rapidwombatcom

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

@PriyankaSaini28 building @rapidwombatcom basically content + backlinks on autopilot so you’re more likely to get named when people ask chatgpt/gemini instead of searching google.

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

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[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

Super Lawyers lists 877 "top-rated" personal injury attorneys in Houston.
I asked Perplexity for the best one. It named 5 - and cited their own websites, not the directories.
If you're not in the answer, you're invisible.

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

3/
Oleg was just a dev too.

Sharing in case someone needs the same reminder tonight.

Interview ↓
https://t.co/4dS1wN9N7t

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

1/
Just watched Oleg Bilozor tell the https://t.co/eCxIwRFp5Q origin story.
What stuck wasn't the $7M ARR.
It was that he was a regular dev in Canada.

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

2/
Senior coworkers told him startups were a waste of time.

He didn't argue. Just kept showing up to meetups after work.

Found his cofounder there.

That's the part I needed to hear.

A lot of engineers sit on ideas, quietly convinced we're not "founder material".

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

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[Matt Welter @_mattwelter]

someone should steal this business idea

so im making design assets for reelfarm by generating images/visuals with midjourney to pair them with different elements/sections on the site

the hardest part is to find the right consistent style and "--sref" combination to make visuals that feel inline with reelfarm's brand identity (whatever that may be)

i bet someone could make a business out of this

PROBLEM: i need designs/image assets for certain parts in my website, i dont want to pay lots of $$$ to have someone make the designs, plus it takes a long time to do it myself

SOLUTION: a saas that understands my business/brand identity, and will create designs/image assets for any part of my website (header images, vector images, splash images, background images, etc)

[Sam Parr @thesamparr]

Something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately:
Most decisions are small.

What’s for lunch. Which app to cancel. Whether to take the meeting at 3pm or 4pm.

Tiny stuff that moves the needle maybe 1%.

But every few years, you get a choice that acts like a lever.

One decision that tilts everything that comes after.

For example, in 2012 I moved to San Francisco after googling "where rea internet companies started?".

in July of 2014 I quit drinking. Everything change.

In 2016 I started a newsletter that I eventually sold and changed my life.

However, what’s hard is big decisions don’t always look important when you’re making them.

They can just show up disguised as regular Tuesday choices.

- Join the gym or stay on the couch

- Start the side project or keep watching Netflix.

- Cold email that person you admire or scroll twitter instead (i’ve made so many huge connections over cold email, including with my co-founder Joe!).

Small decisions compound daily.

Big decisions compound for decades.

Here’s how to spot the big ones: The choice makes you slightly uncomfortable.

If it feels too easy, it’s probably not the lever you’re looking for.

It involves other people who are ahead of where you want to be.

Growth happens fastest when you’re the least experienced person in the room.

This makes you feel nervous almost. And there’s no immediate payoff.

The best decisions pay dividends for years, not quarters. It costs something real - time, money, comfort, or pride.

Free rarely changes everything.

Most people miss these moments because they’re optimizing for the wrong thing. They want guarantees.

They want to see the ROI spreadsheet. They want proof it’ll work before they try. But leverage doesn’t work that way.

I think about this a lot because I see it with Hampton.

Many join thinking they need help with some specific business problem.

Should I ask my co-founder to leave? How do I price this new product? Is this investor term sheet fair?

Fair enough. Those are real problems.

But the actual value isn’t solving one problem.

It’s having 7 other people like you in your corner for the next thousand problems.

One choice - surrounding yourself with people who’ve been where you want to go - influences every choice that comes after.

Anyway, that’s my take. Most choices are small.

A few change everything.

Obviously the hard part is recognizing which is which.

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

@growthhub_ it’s just a 4.5 hours work; average programmer sometimes spend ~4 hour for some unpredictable one task debug..

[Yaro Pry 🇵🇹 @yarpry]

🚀 #buildinpublic

I’m aggregating info about the most interesting & effective founders + CEOs - all in one place: https://t.co/4yiam4aPxA
📚 Books
🎥 YouTube
🧵 X
📸 Insta
📖 Wiki

Also I found a cool project - @jackyzha0/quartz - that helps deploy .md files as a site.

[Mario Saputra @dev_mario]

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