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    Who's launching in the next few days? Share your products!

    Woke up 10 minutes ago to see us at product #5 - super happy and about to get started on the classic 'email everyone you know and their mother for support' Would love to support anyone who is launching in the next few days and happy to share any learnings from my launch today. I kept detailed stats on all my launch ideas (% conversion of reaching out to friends on LinkedIn, % conversion of...
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    šŸ” Deep dives on founders drove their CAC down to $0 via building a personal brand šŸ“– 100% free and read by 15,000 creators + entrepreneurs ā­ Previous deep dives include Alex Becker (Hyros - SaaS), Shaan Puri (Milk Road - Newsletters), and Alex Heiden (SaaS)
    The Feed
    The Feed
    Weekly newsletter on how founders build audiences of 100k+
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    Feedback on the tweet for my product hunt launch tomorrow?

    As the title suggests, I'm launching tomorrow - I know a lot of folks here are stellar writers.... I'd love your feedback on my launch Tweet / LinkedIn post - any comments are welcome! ---------------------------------------- I grew a newsletter from 0 ā†’ 17,000 subs in 4 months Iā€™ve never talked about it. Until now. Today, The Feed launches on Product Hunt. Itā€™s a must-read for any...
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    Twitter vs. LinkedIn for building a personal brand - similarities/differences?
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    I was in LinkedIn's TOP 200 creators worldwide. AMA!
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    Any tips on building a community 3-4 weeks before a launch?
    5 Tips to Become the Product of the Day šŸš€ Ask Me Anything šŸ”„
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    Anyone re-doing their FB ads after the recent changes?

    I've noticed in mobile apps (and some friends in ecomm flagged as well) Facebook's open targeting has been getting WAY better. I've switched to open targeting and I get CACs the same or better than before with much lower ad ops. The theory is their creative optimization is becoming strong enough that they're able to build much more specific audiences around *your* creative vs. the other way...