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genuinely so sad @whop how do u mess up dark mode 😭 5 billion dollar company btw
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the abundance we have in 2026 is generational across every niche and every vertical thanks to AI people will wish THIS was the year they took action do NOT be those people take action today learn - fail - win
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dawood46 retweeted
selling my web app for $10k
selling one of my web apps $900 rev in Sep, $649 MRR, $7.8K ARR, 12k+ monthly visitors, all SEO, $0 marketing spend, less than $3/mo in API costs asking low 5 figs, dm me just want to go all in on my new app, already at 300k users, with 10-30k new users a day
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building a business with Whop is like opening a Shopify store in 2014 this isn’t glaze btw it really is a generational platform which is only getting better exponentially at the pace they are headed, in the next 5 years EVERY new business will be powered by them.
Whop has raised $200M in Series D funding at a $5.1B valuation, backed by @sequoia and @shopify. It really feels like we are barely touching the tip of the iceberg in a market larger than anyone can imagine. We first launched Whop as a better way for us to sell sneaker bots, one of the most niche types of desktop software out there. Total TAM? Probably $20,000 per day. Who cares, tiny market. But, what people discounted is the idea that there were actually 70,000 other markets exactly like that one. Beyond the investment itself, I am especially excited to welcome legendary silicon valley investor @dougleone to our board of directors. Doug and the sequoia team are nothing but a brilliant, resourceful, and principled group of people. My co-founder Cameron and I started building on Shopify when we were 13 years old. Shopify is one of the most impactful all-in-one cloud ecosystems ever created; @tobi has pioneered modern entrepreneurship the way we know it and we are thrilled to have him in our corner. We have a tenet at Whop to be the dumbest in the room and I am very grateful that this has recently become a lot easier. We are focused on markets, scale economies, and progressive media. If that is up your alley, please message me directly. The $200M raised will support our expansion as we build economic infrastructure for the next century, continuing on our mission of delivering everyone an income.
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dawood46 retweeted
Apparently Elon fixed the algorithm yesterday and "OG Money Twitter" is back So I'm starting a thread of the best business / marketing / AI tips I have learned over the past 12 months Strap in:
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reddit never fails to disappoint lmao @LinoLeighton
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genuinely if you can't perform on reddit, its a skill issue.
"BrO YoUr GonNa GEt BaNNeD on ReddiT" hell no thats a f*cking skill issue. all you have to do is make normal & natural posts giving out straight sauce, BUT with absolutely no mention of your app. ( thats why your ass gets banned ) instead add a screenshot of your app. if your post is well made, people will actually want to know what the app is once it crosses 75+ upvotes, edit the post and add the app link something like like “ edit: alright bro i cant gatekeep anymore, this is the app: abc.com ” its too easy to mess up
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dawood46 retweeted
this is actually the method right now. makes it feel so authetic & genuine as if the sender ACTUALLY took a bit of effort to write a note to them. get on this method before it gets patched steal the prompt to automate these below ↓
been sending handwritten notes for cold outreach. someone actually replied with a handwritten note 😭 HAHAHA this is getting out of hand
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THIS IS HOW TO GET SEEDANCE 2.5 UP TO 86% CHEAPER THAN HIGGSFIELD cheaper than kie and every other provider in the market its pay-per-use too so no stupid subscription needed link below ↓
cheapest seedance 2.5 API + no subscription needed
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cheapest seedance 2.5 API + no subscription needed
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i dont gatekeep 🤫 heres how to get Seedance 2.5 for cheapest rate in the market:
Today we're launching Sunra MCP, with the most accessible pricing in the industry. Every leading image, video and audio model, right inside Claude, ChatGPT and the AI assistant you already use. Each one at its maker's own API price, with no markup added. Now is the time to build. Go create something no one has seen before.
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dawood46 retweeted
3 Steps to Being Able to Produce Hollywood Level AI Animations (and not slop): 1. The quality of your animation doesn't start with the images or the prompt It starts with the idea and camera angles, then the images and video. A boring idea can't be revived with interesting looking images or cool scenes and without knowing basic fundamentals of camera movement / shots, the flow of the film will feel stale and slow (or too fast) This will not only stop you from burning credits 2. Add lighting into your scenes Adding a light source in your location images and referring to it will give your film a much higher quality feel and prevent an empty feeling film where seedance has to guess where the lighting is coming from For example in a kitchen scene add a lamp in the image with a golden glow coming off it 3. Don't leave direction up to the Claude No matter how good of a skill you have or level of model, it is terrible at directing To properly direct Wispr flow your idea shot by shot into Claude then add in a base acting direction for each character that the prompts always need to follow Also along with the scene and the tone of how your characters speak and move. This will prevent you from having stale feeling or AI looking movement and dialogue in your film
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this is actually the method right now. makes it feel so authetic & genuine as if the sender ACTUALLY took a bit of effort to write a note to them. get on this method before it gets patched steal the prompt to automate these below ↓
been sending handwritten notes for cold outreach. someone actually replied with a handwritten note 😭 HAHAHA this is getting out of hand
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prompt: Generate an extremely photorealistic, completely ordinary smartphone photograph of a handwritten note on a sheet of paper. The photograph must appear to have been casually taken by a real person indoors, without any intentional photographic styling. 1. Image dimensions and framing Landscape aspect ratio: 1.652:1. Target resolution: 1612 × 976 pixels. Camera positioned almost directly above the paper, with a very slight natural tilt and perspective distortion. The paper occupies approximately 97–99% of the image width. The sheet extends almost to all four boundaries, leaving only thin strips of dark brown wooden tabletop visible. The upper paper corners are softly rounded, with a radius of approximately 25–35 pixels at the target resolution. The paper is very slightly rotated relative to the image frame. The bottom paper edge slopes subtly upward toward the right. The composition is imperfect, as if somebody quickly pulled out their phone and photographed the note. No hands, pens, decorations, or other objects. 2. Paper appearance A single large, plain, unlined sheet of matte, off-white writing paper, with a subtle gray-beige coloration. Approximate paper color: Average RGB: (185, 176, 163). Warmer and slightly brighter on the left. Slightly darker toward the right and lower portions. Naturally uneven coloration from indoor ambient light. Surface details: Very fine, barely visible paper fibers. Extremely subtle mottled texture. Completely matte finish. No reflective coating or shine. Very minor surface imperfections. Mostly flat, without dramatic wrinkles, folds, or creases. No artificial vintage aging. The paper should look like an ordinary sheet photographed under imperfect indoor lighting. 3. Handwriting style — CRITICAL All writing must look like it was produced by ONE person with a dark blue ballpoint pen. Characteristics: Casual, moderately neat handwritten print. Mostly lowercase letters. Slight natural rightward slant. Relaxed, gently rounded letterforms. Occasionally angular connections. Mostly separated letters, with occasional naturally connected strokes. Some letters slightly taller or narrower than others. Small natural variations in letter spacing and word spacing. Slight variations in the angle of individual characters. Informal handwritten lowercase "a", "g", "e", and "t". Descenders on "g" and "y" extend naturally below the baseline. Letterforms are consistent enough to suggest one writer, without appearing mechanically duplicated. Ink: Dark muted navy-blue ballpoint ink. Approximate RGB: (55, 59, 111), allowing subtle variations caused by lighting. Normal stroke thickness approximately 2–4 pixels at the target resolution. Slight variation in pressure and darkness. Very minor inconsistencies along strokes. Subtle softness at ink edges from normal smartphone image processing. No excessive feathering, bleeding, or smudging. The writing should feel naturally produced by a reasonably neat adult, without calligraphy training. Avoid handwriting that looks like a digital font, exaggerated cursive, children's handwriting, perfect lettering, or deliberate fake imperfections. 4. Exact text and placement Reproduce the following EXACT text, with identical capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and line breaks. There must be exactly FIVE visible handwritten lines, organized into FOUR separate paragraphs. LINE 1: this note was generated with AI. LINE 2: gives a very authentic feel. LINE 3: this is the current meta with the highest open/reply rate LINE 4: for cold outreach right now. LINE 5: get on this meta with AI before it goes away. Placement at the target resolution: Line 1: starts around x=100, y=185 pixels. Line 2: starts around x=100, y=300 pixels. Line 3: starts around x=100, y=390 pixels. Line 4: starts around x=95, y=475 pixels. Line 5: starts around x=100, y=580 pixels. All coordinates indicate approximate upper-left positions of the handwritten lines. Line 3 and line 4 form one paragraph, while the other three lines are separated by clear paragraph gaps. The longest line extends close to the right edge of the paper without being cut off. Handwriting size: Approximate lowercase character height: 30–38 pixels. Taller capital letters and ascenders. Natural changes in character width. Similar overall handwriting scale across all five lines. Each line should follow a roughly horizontal baseline, with subtle natural waviness and a slight upward tendency toward the right. Do not justify text or align it perfectly. The top 18% of the paper contains no writing. The lower third of the paper is almost completely empty. Do not fill this empty area with extra sentences, signatures, symbols, or decorations. 5. Lighting — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT Simulate an ordinary indoor room illuminated by household ceiling lights. Lighting properties: Warm-neutral ambient illumination. Approximate color temperature: 3500–4500K. Moderate, realistic exposure. Low-to-moderate contrast. Very soft shadows. Slight natural unevenness in brightness. The upper-left area is subtly brighter than the right. The paper appears muted and slightly dim rather than bright white. Subtle shadows near the paper's outer edges. This must NOT look professionally photographed. Absolutely no: Direct sunlight. Sunbeams. Golden-hour lighting. Studio softboxes. Dramatic shadows. Artificial rim lighting. Heavy vignette. Cinematic color grading. Bright white overexposure. The lighting should feel mundane, comparable to someone taking a photo of homework or a handwritten letter at home. 6. Camera characteristics Simulate a standard smartphone main camera. Equivalent focal length: approximately 26mm. Handheld capture from roughly 35–50cm above the paper. Nearly overhead perspective. Slight accidental misalignment. Mostly deep depth of field. Writing clearly legible. Mild overall photographic softness. Slight digital sensor noise. Natural automatic white balance. Ordinary smartphone sharpening and noise reduction. Very subtle JPEG-like compression. No simulated DSLR bokeh. No artificial background blur. No exaggerated lens distortion. No aggressive HDR or texture enhancement. The image must resemble an unedited photograph someone could send in a text message. 7. Background Only a narrow amount of dark brown wooden tabletop is visible around the paper. Dark, muted chestnut-brown coloring. Natural but indistinct wood grain. Most visible along the lower edge. Minimal visibility along the upper edge and corners. No other objects. No deliberately arranged background composition. The paper remains the dominant subject. 8. Strict realism and accuracy constraints The final image must look casually photographed and physically plausible. Prioritize: Accurate handwritten text. Natural blue-ink handwriting. Exact approximate text placement and line wrapping. Paper covering almost the entire frame. Muted, imperfect indoor lighting. Slightly imperfect overhead camera perspective. Genuine smartphone photographic characteristics. Avoid: Perfectly uniform lettering. Typography masquerading as handwriting. Unnaturally large letters. Overly thick marker-style strokes. Excessive simulated paper grain. Dramatic shadows or gradients. Perfectly white paper. Strong background details. Beautiful commercial photography. Artificially aged paper. Unrealistic blur. Misspelled or invented words. Additional text or signatures. The output should look like an entirely ordinary, mildly imperfect photograph of a handwritten note taken in someone's home. Generate ONLY the photograph. No borders, mockups, captions, watermarks, explanations, or graphical overlays.
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"BrO YoUr GonNa GEt BaNNeD on ReddiT" hell no thats a f*cking skill issue. all you have to do is make normal & natural posts giving out straight sauce, BUT with absolutely no mention of your app. ( thats why your ass gets banned ) instead add a screenshot of your app. if your post is well made, people will actually want to know what the app is once it crosses 75+ upvotes, edit the post and add the app link something like like “ edit: alright bro i cant gatekeep anymore, this is the app: abc.com ” its too easy to mess up
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larp never ends
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dawood46 retweeted
Content advice from 50 of the biggest personal brands in the world:
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