Want to go viral on Instagram? 💀 → Show your face → Say “rate my startup idea” → Pitch the dumbest product imaginable → Claim it costs $900/month For some reason, this is getting MILLIONS of views. 😭

World’s worst rejection

The best marketing hack is making people curious enough to click. Stop explaining everything in your first post. Show the result. Hide the process. Make them ask, “Wait, how did you do that?” Curiosity gets the click. Value earns the follow. Consistency makes the sale. Use all 3. 🚀

This will change your life Go to your subscriptions, click cancel, and watch how many apps suddenly offer you a cheaper plan to stay 😂 At this point, I’m paying like $5 for everything. Thank me later. 💸

This is such a ridiculously smart way to market an app 😂 The hook is literally “My son has so many apps…” and then it’s a slideshow of an iPhone home screen where every app is blurred out except the one they want you to download. And somehow, that’s getting hundreds of thousands of views. No fancy edits. No expensive ads. Just curiosity and a clever hook.

Built my mom her own personal weight loss + productivity app It’s fully gamified: → Log daily photos → Track her weight and progress → Follow custom daily meal plans she can switch whenever she wants → Get a grocery shopping list based on her diet → Set personal goals → Unlock milestones that keep her motivated → Reflect on daily Bible verses She’s already lost over 10 pounds in just 2 weeks of using it. 🤯 Building apps is cool, but building something that actually helps someone you love? That hits different.

People underestimate how much money is in growing niche pages. Pick a niche. Study what goes viral. Post consistently. Build an audience. Monetize the attention. You don’t need millions of followers. You need the right audience and a plan to turn attention into money.

Now you can build your own avatar 🤯 Claude Sonnet 5.5 + @rork Sonnet is honestly the best for UI design.

Bro, people barely talk about compounding. I might not have the time to work 24 hours a day or pull all nighters anymore. But every day, I do what I need to do. Even on the days when I’m not motivated. Even when I can only make a little progress. And honestly, I’ve watched it compound over weeks, months, and years. There’s so much power in doing the boring work consistently. Because you can get insanely motivated one day and go absolutely crazy… …but the real game is being able to show up again tomorrow. And the next day. And the next. Massive action can change your trajectory. Compounding can change your life.

Marketing has never been easier. Stop overcomplicating it. Take a video → add this hook: “8 apps every Gen Z should have on their phone.” Then just show a small screnn with the app name.Put yours in the list.(watch below video example) Then swap Gen Z for your niche: → Woman → Mom → Student → Entrepreneur → Fitness girl → Traveler People see “should” + “I’m one of those people” and immediately think: Wait, why don’t I have this?

Steal this marketing strategy 👇 “I could kiss the flight attendant who showed me this.” This hook is going viral across TikTok, with versions pulling thousands to millions of views. Why it works: The word “kiss” makes the hook feel more emotional and dramatic, which creates curiosity Video breakdown: → Snapchat style hook: “I could kiss the X who showed me this.” → Reaction: Show someone looking shocked/impressed → Showcase: Show your app in action Just swap “X” for someone who fits your niche.

Should I actually launch this?

Steal this marketing strategy if you have a fitness app: Viral TT Video: “3 years in the gym and NOW I find this 😭” Why it works: It creates a curiosity gap. People instantly think: “Wait… what did she find?” Then you reveal your fitness app as the thing they “just discovered.” Don’t start with “Here’s my fitness app…” Start with “You’re not going to believe what I just found.” Make them curious first. Sell them the app second.

The fact that in 2026 you can publish an app to the appstore through your phone is just INSANE

Gotta love americans Locking back into my app’s marketing

$10K in 3 months. I made it my goal to save $10,000 in 90 days, only from money made through my apps. Then I had a random idea: “What if I turned it into a game?” So I gave @Rork one prompt and built a little money climber. You set your goal → add money → your avatar climbs → watch how much you have left. Every deposit moves you closer. Did I just accidentally make saving money addictive? 😂

This hook has been around forever and it’s STILL pulling millions of views. Why? Because one of the biggest things people search for is happiness. “You look happier.” Instant curiosity. They immediately want to know what made you happier. So take a video with this exact hook: Show someone looking happy (prefferably a woman) Text: “You look happier.” “Thanks, I found the best girly app.” (Replace for your app) Then let the video play naturally and reveal the app at the very end. The hook gets the attention. The curiosity keeps them watching. The app reveal delivers the payoff.