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Building digital product businesses with organic marketing. In my free time, I like to reverse-engineer other people's businesses and methods...

Joined May 2026
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There's an AI for that is doing 8-14 million visits a month. Official TikTok account: 800 followers. People look at the UGC videos and think “they scaled TikTok.” They didn’t.
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Day 3: Marketing is 90% of the Work Regardless of whether you created a digital product, an app, a web app, or a service, if you don't know how to market it and how to market it properly, it's going to fail. Even if you create something that is the best on the market out there and, on top of that, is cheaper than everyone else, still, if you don't know how to market it properly, no amount of word of mouth marketing will help you. Don't start creating anything if you don't have a marketing plan, especially a good one, and if you're a beginner, I'd recommend you just copycat the marketing of someone you find in your niche that is already successful.
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Parasite SEO is one of the best organic marketing you can do for your product/service. It will cost you a few dollars and some time, but if done properly you can easily scale to 4-5 figs. Create accounts for your product/service on: - Reddit (Get Premium for 5$) - Twitter - Substack - Facebook Profile & Page - Threads - Medium (Get premium for 5$ as well) - YouTube (Post both videos & community) Go onto google keyword planner, look for buy intent keywords people in your niche would search for when they're half ready or fully ready to usbuy your product/services. On all 7 above you can create similar posts with diffirent titles and wording as to rank for diffirent keywords with each. For YouTube, make simple videos with CapCut/Ai/ElevenLabs with your keywords inside it, title and description. If you do it properly, good chances it instantly ranks on top of Google for your keywords. If you get good at keywords research, especially early/mid buy intent keywords and creating articles and everything else properly, you can scale easily without budget.
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The reason why I see so many people failing with selling knowledge (Courses, guides, and e-books) is that they don't provide anything of actual value for free. It's going to be extremely hard for you to get sales by advertising a course or an e-book, especially nowadays, if those people don't know you and don't trust you. That's why if you're going to go and do paid ads, or organic ads where you don't provide value first, i'd recommend you go with a free lead that has extremely high value, be it an free e-book or a course, that advertises the paid version of it, as if it's free you will have way more leads than you otherwise wouldn't have. At that time, your leads would be warmed up and way more trusting of you if you gave them incredible value for free to buy the paid version of it, so unless you sell garbage, this is how it works way better; that's if you can provide value. A way better approach is to build an audience on several channels where you'd have followers that would be ready to buy from you from the get-go, be it a Telegram channel, Instagram/TikTok pages, forum profiles, YouTube channel, or anything else, as long as you provide value, you will have a bunch of warmed-up sales. I've sold an e-book for 78$, had a free version of it that I got 5,000 downloads on, which led to around 400 sales of the paid e-book. Later on in 2023, I had a paid e-book that was 188$ and out of those 400 people, 100 bought that second e-book as well; that's how much value and actual quality matter.
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This is the average visual TA bro, takes a 50% 50% coinflip: If it goes the other way, they say "ABC Pattern Invalidated", should have known... If they get the coinflip right, they promote their $40/month chart. -> People drawing swiggly lines over KOSPI mean nothing where it heads. When it's primarily Samsung/SK Hynix and forward operating income growth from DRAM/NAND. -> The swiggly drawing over $SIVE, $AEHR, and others mean nothing. When it's primarily hyperscaler suppliers, thematic premiums, and volume ramp orders determining valuations. Then if something randomly goes from $1 to $60 like $AXTI, they claim they spotted it with their "Golden Egg Dragon Candle", while ignoring anything with InP substrate and otpical demand. There's rare times like these where it's a massive sector drop all together. But now the TA bros are showing up everywhere saying here's a $40 course on how they predicted it with swiggly lines.
TA is astrology for fin bros
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