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A selection of my posts on X as @Jera_Value.
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✅ New feature on Roast My Web! Now you can analyze multiple websites at the same time. My users asked for it, so I built it. This confirms my hypothesis: agencies and freelancers are my target audience. Less manual work, happier clients. 🫡 Try it here → RoastMyWeb(.)com
Quoted post🚀 Novus update The FREE public Alpha is just around the corner! I’ve put a lot of effort into improving the user experience. As I mentioned in a recent post, my goal is to deliver top quality on the fundamentals. 🧵
I used to use SMLs (small LLMs) to unify reports into a universal format and then give them the style I wanted. Although this approach delivers the best results, it has several problems:
1) Long wait times for users ⏳ This is probably the biggest problem for me. I want a smooth, uninterrupted experience. Having users wait for AI to generate reports has been the main reason to look for a change.
2) Inconsistencies in AI-generated reports, making year-over-year comparisons difficult Novus lets you compare annual reports and highlight differences, but the old model created inconsistencies and made it hard to make a coherent comparison
3) Sky-high costs 💸 AI drives costs way up. Even though they’ve come down a lot, generating hundreds of thousands of reports is still a burden I can’t ignore.
What’s my current solution? 🔍 A new processing method: I “normalize” and integrate the reports into their original style. That way, we reduce formatting issues, save costs and, best of all, it’s MUCH FASTER! 🚀
Abandoning the other approach? Yes and no. The limitations of the other approach will be solved over the coming months, so I’ll probably pick it back up when the technology meets my quality requirements for a better user experience. 😉🔜
Only 7% of the people who bought "Thinking, Fast and Slow" (Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman's masterpiece) managed to finish it. 😳 Seems understanding how our minds work is harder than using them. 🧠📘 Do you have it on your bookshelf? Are you in the 7% or the 93%? 😏
There are two ways to ask for more money: 1. Play the victim: Demand more than you actually contribute. 2. Provide value: Contribute more than you’re demanding. It’s that simple.
As an interesting bit of data, even if you don't know what your niche is, there's a "simple" way to figure it out using "mathematical" methods. It's a little Data Science exercise I've done before. What does it involve? Basically, it's a Clustering exercise on your tweets, using…
Read the rest on X📈 Google Ads stats: Roast My Web → CTR looks acceptable/good; after optimizing, it seems to be getting closer to ~10% (though the sample is still small). → Cost per conversion should come down more, ideally to €2-3 (campaign already optimized, small sample).
🔎 A few insights: → India: leading in clicks/impressions (I imagine because of the low cost). → Highest CTR: North America, followed by Europe. Surprisingly good performance in Latin America and Africa. → Lowest CPC: Latin America, Africa and China. → Highest number of conversions: Africa.
Apparently my ads are performing pretty well, although I’m not sure if this is normal or if I’m above average 🤔
I have quite a few ad ideas and tweaks to test (as I mentioned in another tweet). For now, I’ll let it run a bit longer to get a bigger sample, while I keep learning what the hell I’m doing.
Trust, common sense, and a lot (a lot!) of curiosity will take you a long way. Over the years, I’ve met brilliant minds, people on the level of Nobel Prize-winning physicists and doctors at CERN. I’ve talked and collaborated with all of them on solving some…
Read the rest on XIt's incredible how when A happens, everyone says it's great for stock X; but when the exact opposite happens, the narrative completely changes. Then they tell you a whole different story to explain why that's also wonderful for stock X. Of course, that's only in a bull market — in a bear market, it's the exact opposite
I’m not aiming for a house, a car or an expensive watch. I’m not looking to upgrade my iPhone every year either. I’m aiming to work 4 hours a day doing what I’m passionate about. The new wealth isn’t money, it’s freedom.
Funny how many people claim their biggest problem is money, but still can’t be bothered to open a book and try to solve it.
