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Posts about building businesses: products, marketing, sales and what my own projects taught me.
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🧵 [Mega thread] Everything I know about SEO:
I’ve spent many years building websites and fighting Google. Along the way, I’ve learned a few things. Here’s a list of all of them.
Warning: it’s very long.
If you want me to give you the text ready to copy into your AI agent, leave me a…
It’s interesting how everyone’s willing to spend 4 years on a degree + master’s to get a job that pays €2k a month, but few people are willing to spend the same amount of time building a business and earning way more, on better terms.
Today we're eating well 🔥
Looks like the latest changes and improvements I've made to Roast My Web have paid off
Tomorrow, a massive thread about SEO is coming
I wish I’d known all this on day one — I would’ve made a lot more money 💰
There’s never been a better time to have your own website.
A little corner of the internet where you can build, test and publish whatever you want.
I use mine to launch tools and experiments almost every week.
The technical barrier is basically gone.
Now it’s about having ideas. I’m having a blast
get in loser we’re going to risk financial stability for €347 a month in self-employed fees
Everything I thought I knew about entrepreneurship a year ago was wrong, a lie, or incomplete
you have to love the game
Building mini-companies / side projects teaches you more than any course
It teaches you things related to engineering, marketing, and product. Things you could never learn as quickly any other way.
And on top of that, it does it well. In a lasting way.
Lessons learned the hard way stick better than ones explained on a whiteboard.
startup idea:
an app / website that lets you donate money to fund a specific person's IQ test.
did some retard insult you?
you chip in a measly €5 to see if he takes the test and finds out what his problem is
the money can only be spent on the test.
Also works for therapy sessions or other variations.
Altruism has never been so biting
Btw, there's a new "prompts" page on my website.
For now, there's a prompt for scaling businesses based on Alex Hormozi's playbook.
I'll add more.
