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When I pitched @sendible to the one and only VC I ever approached, they laughed in my face and told me that no one would ever pay for a social media scheduler.
So I decided to prove them wrong. And do it bootstrapped.
That was 12 years ago. This year we were acquired.
I'm looking for a freelance writer to write 5 competitor comparison pages for StoryPrompt's marketing site. Who would you recommend?
5. Traffic Secrets by Russell Brunson
Full of practical strategies for driving targeted and consistent traffic to websites, this book is a must read if you have an online business.
2. The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins
This opened my eyes to low-cost index funds and turned me into a Vanguard fanboy. Well worth the read if you want to learn about investing.
3. $100M Offers by Alex Hormozi
This book teaches you how to craft offers that are so good, customers will be willing to pay a premium. Highly recommend for entrepreneurs.
These are the 6 most impactful books I read this year, in ranked order.
2023 was my year of fitness and I read a lot of books on health, wealth, and longevity. But there are a few 5-star business books in there too: 🧵
I’m thinking of creating a mobile game in Godot that uses GPT-4 to power the AI.
Has anyone tried this?
I speak to 481 users face-to-face every day. It’s helped grow revenue 404% this year. But lately it’s been getting a little crazy. 🤪
So, I added some new AI features to StoryPrompt to help me out.
Having a lot of fun building AI into StoryPrompt.
Last week we released:
- Auto removal of filler words (“um” etc) from videos
Soon, you’ll be able to:
- Ask AI about the content of a video without watching it
- Generate text or video responses to videos you receive
Gavin Hammar retweeted
Hot dang this one was so fun to do! Thanks again @GavinHammar 🙌😎
For a lot of #marketers, the biggest questions are what do I write and how do I know if it's working? We've got a super easy and SUPER effective fix for that: bit.ly/3XTACgW @GavinHammar @heystoryprompt
When I first saw the big X at the top left of Twitter, my first thought was that it meant "close" the window.
I'm on a mission to build a big company with the smallest team possible. We now have 2000 users per employee. 🤯
Here are the tools that make it possible:
Design & Development:
— Wireframing: Balsamiq
— Design: Figma
— Infrastructure: AWS, Google Cloud
— Product releases: Vercel





