Hot take: AI companies are going to be the airlines of tech. everyone uses them, nobody makes money

Everyone has the same intelligence but not every has the same data and know how to ask the same questions

Opus 5.5 >>>>>>>>> Sonnet 5.5

10% of people live and breathe AI. 10% don't care at all. 80% are stuck in the middle, confused and overwhelmed. Almost everything online about AI is made for the first 10%.

You don't need more business ideas. You need fewer. Every new AI trick you see online feels like something you should try. Three hours later, you've played with a new tool and got nothing done. Unfollow the idea machines. You already know what you're supposed to do.

Alignment should mean you do what the customer wants.

This might be the biggest AI shift nobody is talking about: Last year: The model was the product. This Year: The model is becoming a commodity.

why is every-builder copying outbid.lol Every website i click claim a spot for $1

All you get is congratulations on your launch no Founder is pulling out their credit card for your web/app 😂😂😂😂😂 Maybe some will if it solves a Problem.

what's the hardest marketing skill to learn in 2026? Almost nobody said the thing that decides if you get paid 🎯 I read every answer. but they best marketers called Copywriting. Strategy. Consistency. Resilience. Running ads. Shutting up and listening. (that one's good) Only two people mentioned the offer . casually . That's the problem. You can write GREAT copy for a bad offer. It just sells a bad offer faster. Here's what I mean 👇 Take a cleaning company that charges $180 for a clean. Same as everyone else in town. So customers pick the cheapest one. Don't change the cleaning. Change the offer: → Friday Reset. $149 a week. Your home is clean before every weekend. Plus 1 free clean every 3 months when you sign a 3-month contract with us. Cheaper per visit? Yes. But a customer who books every Friday pays you every week, not once. but they locked in for 3 months offer creation. did that. Same service. Better offer. More liquidity lock in upfront Here is How to check your own offer 🧪 1. Can a customer tell you apart from your competitor in five seconds? If not, they pick on price. 2. Who EXACTLY is it for? Everyone is not an answer. 3. Why should they buy now and not next month? If you can't answer all three, your copy isn't the problem. And the answers in that thread weren't wrong also. Knowing your market, saying the right thing to the right person... that's all offer work. They just didn't call it that. (If you'd rather have someone do it for you: we write 2 offers for your business, $250, delivered in 72 hours. Send a DM) ✌️

Followed 😁 Going well Marcos Going well

X, I’d appreciate it if you mixed my feed with normal humans who aren’t talking about building all day.

To everyone building in silence while the timeline looks loud don’t compare chapter 3 to someone else’s chapter 20. keep going. your time will come too.

No it’s not We have done Tens of thousand dollars from prospects on LinkedIn

Most builders don’t know this: When you support other builders, both of you look more reputable in front of your ideal customers. The real battle isn’t builder vs. builder. It’s builders vs. customers. Yet a lot of builders still won’t even give a simple follow-back. Shoutout to the ones who do.

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Jev is too Busy that they don't let new users

Yes $5 is small but over a longer period you should see some signup's roll in too CTR for me is Vanity metrics but it does tell a story depending on how you choose to look at it