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22yo starting head of growth sales position for small remodeling company. Any tips? Hey everyone, I’m 22 and just accepted a new role as Head of Growt

AI will not replace teachers. But it will replace unstructured teaching. I’ve been working closely with mentors, educators and aspirants for years. A

A while ago, a language school asked me a simple question: “Can AI reduce the load on our teachers?” That question pushed me to look closely at how AI

A few weeks back, an institute owner told me: “Bhargav, we have good students… but engagement is dropping.” The real problem wasn’t teaching quality.

Are you teaching with AI, or just watching from the sidelines? We’ve all heard the buzz about AI, but the real question is: How do we move past the

I’ve always been proud to be a doctor. I’ve also always been disillusioned with the healthcare system we ask patients and clinicians to accept. Right

How to stay away from $30K to $550K per month using the same volume of cold emails. Nothing obvious changed No new copy framework No magic subject l

The biggest reason cold outreach fails has nothing to do with copy. It’s what happens around the copy. I’ve seen teams obsess over subject lines… th

Cold calling didn’t die. But the old way did. When reps call without data, context, or system, it feels random. When done right, it feels inevitable.

I get cold called all the time. Like most people, I’m not always in a position to pick up. In meetings. On another call, etc. What I will do? Listen

5 Questions to Ask Before You Hit "Send" on a Cold Email Most cold emails fail before the first line is even written. You can have the best copywrit

When your CTA screams Book a call NOW! prospects don’t click — they retreat. Cold outreach isn’t about pressure. It’s about relevance. Start with curi

Cold outreach shouldn’t feel spammy. And it shouldn’t take 10 follow‑ups to get a reply. I built Cold Outreach Strategist after seeing how most outre

Cold emailing isn’t failing because buyers hate emails. It’s failing because most outreach ignores buyer intent. The future of cold email won’t be bu

Most cold outreach fails for one simple reason: it tries way too hard to not sound like sales. The “just being casual” angle is obvious. The Starbuck

Your team's busy. Your pipeline's moving nowhere. Here's why. Activity metrics look good: calls logged, emails sent, meetings booked. But deals close

“What’s the first thing I should stand up for an Allbound strategy?” I get this question constantly in pre-sales. Translation: ➡️ “How do I get good

Your customer already explained their problem to an AI. Carefully. In their own words. With more clarity than any first sales call ever gets. Then the

We often conflate high-volume account intent signals with immediate buyer readiness. Observing buying committees, these signals frequently reflect an

Signal-Driven Engagement > Spray-and-Pray Outreach In 2026, the companies that win won’t be the ones sending more emails or running more campaigns—th

If your pipeline needs 7 follow-ups to work, it’s not “nurture.” It’s compensation for bad targeting. Here’s what we changed for a client in 10 days:

Most businesses are stuck on the left side of this image. Posting every day. Boosting posts. Waiting for likes, comments, and “maybe” customers. ⏳ Tha

Cold emails at 2% reply rates? Dead! Triggered outreach? 18-25% conversion! 80% of B2B purchases start with internal triggers, be it budget shifts

So you've got your sales and marketing alignment down pat (or it's getting there). What's next? Intent, signals and buyer behaviours are pointing tow

If your pipeline needs 7 follow-ups to work, it’s not “nurture.” It’s compensation for bad targeting. Here’s what we changed for a client in 10 days:

Cold emails at 2% reply rates? Dead! Triggered outreach? 18-25% conversion! 80% of B2B purchases start with internal triggers, be it budget shifts

Just had a salesperson* call my office claiming they’ve already spoken to me directly on my cell, and then they immediately ask my colleague for my di

🔐 The year 2025 was pivotal in the history of cybersecurity. From multi-billion-dollar crypto thefts to extensive telecom leaks and significant heal

“Davido and Chioma are celebrating their anniversary, click here for 50GB data!” 🎁 Did you almost click that mentally? We spend thousands protecting

#DEFCONTraining Singapore Course Spotlight: Go beyond tools and learn how real adversaries operate. In this hands-on training, Abhijith B R immerses

Security teams do not drown in data because they have too little structure. They drown because logs, events, and alerts arrive as disconnected fragmen

Why does your company keep sending phishing emails? If you’ve ever thought, “Really? Again?” I get it 😂 Those simulations aren’t testing whether yo

As we look toward 2026, cybersecurity is no longer about building higher walls — it’s about strengthening how we recover, adapt, and outlast evolving

Cybersecurity incidents don’t start with technology alone — they start with people. Stress, burnout, lack of awareness, and everyday human behavior al

The Hottest Job in 2025? Cyber Defenders Every sector from education, ministries to hospitals is facing one of the biggest threats of our time: cyber

Did I shoot myself in the foot? I’m an elopement photographer in the Pacific Northwest. When I first started out, I created a ton of “how to elope” g

You're absolutely right about the context switching being the real killer, I've seen AI agents that just create more back-and-forth because they can't

March 2026 marks a Kubernetes milestone, and a governance deadline. When the community ingress‑nginx controller goes read‑only, every production clust

Outdated frameworks cost you more than you think.💸 In this Code Remix Weekly recap, Spring Developer Advocate DaShaun C. explains why upgrading to S

Legacy software isn’t just slow: it’s a security risk. If your app is running on an outdated framework, you’re not “behind”… you’re exposed. In 2026

Oops, Google Cloud is deprecating Memorystore for Memcached! I still see Memcached in many orgs and “set-and-forget” architectures. If you’re running

Oops, Google Cloud is deprecating Memorystore for Memcached! I still see Memcached in many orgs and “set-and-forget” architectures. If you’re running

Just launched - how to get out of the invisible zone I launched my ecom business a week ago and like many others, to crickets which I know is normal,

I like to say I build in public, but yet I wait a while probably too long to put links out to my stuff. It’s not an ego thing, it’s that I want it t

Build in public gurus sold you a fantasy. "Just ship fast and tweet about it" they said, conveniently skipping the part where marketing beats code ev

80 to 214 followers in just one weekend 🚀 That’s 160+ new people joining the journey The Build In Public energy is real Thanks for the support, eve

@cinamarina not hard if you stop treating it like marketing and just build in public. sounds dumb but like literally nobody does it. People either o

How MVPs Were Validated (Before the Internet) Step 1: Write a Business Plan Validation meant: • 50-page documents • Market research reports • Finan

“Experiment time X rewards early replies + saves + profile taps, not just likes. If you’re a builder 💬 tell me your current project 📌 bookmark for acc

Build in public Day 28 🛠️ Marketing: - Tried posting my Shopify apps in dropship groups with the format "I have a solution + discount"—people are def

Hello Ethan, I've two questions.. 1. When you've an idea you're trynna build and you really think it's something really unique and a narrative peo

@GasperCrepinsek Build in public. That’s the only thing that will work nowadays.

毎日開発ログ書くの、マジでつまらないわ。 正直開発委託してるし、動画作成も委託してるから、俺が語れることあんま無かったんだよな。 それだったら僕は、集客を頑張ろうと決意しました。 ということで開発ログを書くのは苦痛なので辞めます。Build in Public！！ #個人開発 #BuildInP

@son98x @Bappfun facts. build in public, earn real social capital

One platform is risky. Algorithms change without warning. Reach can disappear overnight. Time to post on LinkedIn and build in public there too. Wish

My 2026 mental model as a software dev: (Prioritize + Execute) × Urgency I’m shipping a lot of products this year. Follow along as I build in public

@arj_log Audience is not interested what you do , what you can do for them should be mentioned in the bio , and you don't need to post in build in pub

@_annakulina Yes Anna! Build in public is amazing. I'm working today on Indiebuddy landing page, my first ever landing page, quite scary 😌

@Pumpfun build in public, that is how we did it @Gorbagana_chain since day 0

The X algorithm just went open-source. If the code is as smart as they say, it’ll find the builders, the creators, and the ones tired of the 9-5 grin

@Techgeeg That’s the core lesson. Competence gets you in the room. Positioning decides your value. If you don’t frame yourself as the solution to a

most builders miss this helping others isn't charity, it's strategy: - comment on their launches - share their wins - give real feedback - build in

@mdnlabs That’s wild 🔥 Proof that consistency + authentic posting compounds faster than people expect. “Yapping” → distribution → leverage → payouts.

build in public day #2 : still focusing on my X account. however, i would like to develop a newsletter to diversify my sources of income. i'll take

@vutunglam29 @Bappfun facts. quality over hype, build in public, earn real capital

Three patterns to debug your thinking: Pre-Sell Pattern: Post about progress before you finish. Build in public. Have people waiting to buy. Iterati

@starter_story Most builders treat coding like meditation - it feels productive, but you're just avoiding the hard part: distribution. Content, feedba

Lately I’ve been wondering if I’m shadowbanned, or if there’s just something I haven’t cracked yet I post 2–3 times a day I reply to 20–30 people dai

Starting today and continuing through February 1st, I’m documenting every single component I build to boost my engineering skills and confidence! 🚀 Jo

@BillyM2k 100%. Optimize for signal, not for tricks. If you build in public + stay consistent, the distribution takes care of itself.

@Steezehuman Hey! I’m build in public!

this account is for builders who build and try to master distribution. if you're grinding on: - a side project that might actually work - scaling som

Unpopular opinion: You don't need 10K followers to build a business on X. You need 1,000 people who care. I'm at 226. Building in public every day

I’m still very early in my build-in-public journey, so I’m trying something fun. Can I get 100 people to sign up for an app in 2 weeks? No ads. Just

@starter_story Build in public, grab quick feedback, then ship. it speeds things up

I’m preparing an application for the https://t.co/DkfN6IAary Build in Public Hackathon. https://t.co/65CVYtT0nR Winky is already being built in public

Most SaaS fail not because of code… But because no one markets it. Build in public > build in silence. Agree or disagree? 👇

@starter_story This is the real vibe coding strategy - build in public, get feedback early, distribute before you perfect. Too many people code in iso

Day 1/90 build in public Mastering the back-end without AI Read MDN docs for basics: How the Web works HTTP overview Request/response structure H

Building in public changed how I think. Not because of followers. But because every post forces me to answer: “Why am I building this at all?” That

460 days of daily Spaces taught me something counterintuitive: Building in public works for community Building in private works for product Spaces

Building is Public is real. Day 1 : • 0 followers • 50 impressions • 3 likes And suddenly : • almost 300 followers • 14K impressions in a week

Building in public is fucking insane I seriously underestimated the power. Pre-launch phase: nearly 10K views, 3K visitors, 40+ early users Now tha

@AndresSarrazola Day 18 and still grinding. Most people quit at day 12 when the dopamine from "I'm building in public!" wears off and the reality of

Most self-help content is written by people who already “got there.” I’m not there. I’m building in public, from the trenches. https://t.co/EIgiL6qbi

Building in public taught me one thing: everyone struggles, few just post the struggles. Guys agree??

Day 23 building Reavion in public. Some honest updates from the journey: • Still waiting on Apple Developer account approval • Follower growth slowe

building dreamdump solo has been wild. but it's 200x better when you connect with people who GET IT. if you're into: - code - design - building ai

@MutantApeJack @wardenprotocol building in public really makes a difference huh

Been building this in public for a while. Today it gets a name: Mentra — Duolingo for Life Goals.

Your actions, not your intentions, are what matter. 79 days of building in public proved this Intention: "I'll build something" Action: Posted every

Week 1 lesson from building in public: You can't sprint a marathon. Side projects need sustainable pace, not 3am heroics. Progress ≠ exhaustion. S

We do a little "building in public" Instant reveal pack beta testing today, likely ready to go by end of week. LFR https://t.co/uAwuotnL5V

@preshdevvv Exactly.... Building in public really is hard 😞

Week 1 of building in public. What changed: I shared before feeling ready. I talked about tradeoffs, not just wins. Conversations mattered more than l

day 1 of building Supportly in public. Supportly is a personalized RAG system that drafts email replies using a user's private documents and context