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Jake Brinn
@jay.brinn
Networked products are unique because they can embed their viral growth into the product experience itself. When a product like Dropbox has a built-in feature like folder sharing, it can spread on its own. PayPal’s badges and core user-to-user payments accomplishes the same.
Andrew Chen • The Cold Start Problem: How to Start and Scale Network Effects
Something that I've done in past jobs and would do is try to map out expansion over time: Who is the first user? Who did they invite? Then who did those people invite?
Jan-Erik Asplund • PLG-focused VC on the sales and marketing strategies of product-led teams
4K MRR - Progress Update 🤯
Dec 20th: Idea is formed.
Feb 1st: First subscriber.
Feb 28th: 1K MRR.
March 16th: 2K MRR.
March 25th: 3K MRR.
March 28th: 4K MRR.
Very cool to see the exponential growth happening!!___LINEB... See more
The best marketer in the world @im_roy_lee just revealed they're doing tiktok clipping
We called this strat 8 months ago and ppl just laughed (read QTs/replies). Meanwhile others were exploiting tf out of it
The next @cluely is currently in the discord trenches meeting the sewer kids. Findin... See more
Josephx.comJacob Isaacs
@jacobisaacs
Jacob's Blue
@jacobs_blue
Greg Isenberg - how to go viral on X
Hooks - numbers work well:
Time: Days, months, hours
Dollars: ARR, MRR, etc.
+ something that is intriguing. Need to create some curiosity.
Get X premium - because you get the undo button. When you write a post it previews what it will look like before you have it go live.
Also can use cleanshot X to create images
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