it's an insane feeling when your product actually works. if you're looking to grow your personal or your team accounts, @growthterminal will be THE product to use. we're just getting started. P.S. LinkedIn takes ~6 days for a post to go viral whereas X pushes in 1/2 days.

i'm the cmo (chief mog officer) - how much should I ask for?

three essentials i learned a modern CMO needs to own: - content engine: build a system for consistent, high-quality output + story telling across platforms. - distribution network: own the channels and relationships needed to get content seen, from social to influencers. community can be included in this. - data loop: ensure insights from engagement and conversion feed directly back into content and product strategy. everything else is a distraction. crazy how few teams are doing all three

Three crypto growth narratives I'm tracking that have nothing to do with memecoins. 1. The Great Re-pricing of Digital Brands. The NFT narrative has shifted. The 2021 obsession with "utility" is dead. Now, projects like @pudgypenguins, Doodles + Azuki are being valued as collectible brands. The market is learning to price cultural relevance. $PENGU will be the top 2 biggest memes this cycle 2. The Industrialization of Yield. Protocols like Hyperlend are offering 18%+ APY on stablecoins. This isn't just yield, it's a customer acquisition cost for farming their airdrop AND $HYPE's second airdrop. DeFi summer 2.0?? 3. The TradFi-ification of Bitcoin. BTC is starting to behave like a Mag7 stock. It's becoming an "uponly" power-law asset with perpetual inflows from TradFi. The boom-bust cycles are smoothing out as it becomes a permanent fixture in institutional portfolios. Also for younger generation, this is a great alternative to home ownership

can you believe they’re related

The AI agent war is splitting into two camps. One is building butlers. The other is building architects. Model 1: The Butler Agent (OpenAI/Google/Manus) - Focus: Automating human tasks. "Book a flight." "Find an apartment." - Goal: Replicate and replace individual human actions. - Output: A completed to-do list item. - Limitation: Solves problems that are already solvable, just faster. The value is incremental convenience. Model 2: The Architect Agent (Specialized Systems) - Focus: Orchestrating complex systems. "Analyze these 1,000 winning ad formats and generate 50 new variations in my brand voice." - Goal: Build and manage processes beyond human scale. - Output: A scalable engine that runs continuously. - Tools Used: Proprietary ad libraries, fine-tuned LLMs, multi-agent orchestrators like n8n. - Limitation: High effort + time. Requires deep domain expertise to build and not everyone will want to build out their own automations We're building @growthterminal for the architects, to help marketing teams build out their entire content engine.

Love this. Normalize renovating your parents house with Cryptopunks profits.

you were beautiful #854. thank you @cryptopunksnfts. it's not perfect but crypto changes lives. i helped pay off my mum's home renovation and it might just be one of the best feelings in the world

4 laws of viral marketing people don't get: 1. The "what" is more important than the "how". A boring product can't be made viral. A remarkable one spreads itself. 2. The best distribution channel is your user. Build sharing directly into the product experience. 3. It's not about getting 1 million views. It's about getting the right 1,000 users who will tell everyone. 4. Emotion spreads faster than features. Make people feel something: delight, surprise, outrage. No one shares "meh."

i love getting feedback as a founder even if it's mostly complaints it shows people care enough, indifference is the beast to beat