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Black Friday is near again! 😁 I collected some deals for dev/software/saas in here. Feel free to submit your own! github.com/trungdq88/Awesome…

first attack on my couples app infra after yesterdays relaunch

On Reddit, I sell nothing for the first 3 days, and 10 of my 12 posts went over 50K views. The best one did 168K. A new account that posts a link is a ban waiting to happen. So before my first post, I warm the account up: 1. Create it with an email that is at least a few months old and has real activity. A brand-new email that starts posting right away gets flagged as spam. 2. Hide your profile activity: Settings > Profile > Content and activity > Hide all. Redditors check your profile before they upvote, to see if you're marketing. 3. Get to at least 10 account karma before your first post. 4. Pick 5 subreddits. Don't pick them by size, pick the ones Google already ranks on your best keywords, because that's where your buyers search. 5. For 3 days, open your 5 subreddits, find posts from the last few hours that are gaining traction, and leave 1 useful comment in each. 5 a day, 15 in total, zero self-promotion. A useful comment shares a relevant experience, answers the question someone asked, adds a specific insight, or proves you read the post. Then read every rule in the sidebar before each post. One violation can get you banned for good. That's it. The 15 comments nobody sees are what make the posts everyone sees.

my AI agent will never know whats coming next. last night it helped me 3D model my office this morning its doing customer support, pushing an android app out, and analyzing my utility bills over the last 5 months next week it will be helping me spec in world of warcraft

I gave Grok Bot one job: erase my digital footprint. It finds every people-search site, data broker, old forum, and account listing my name, phone, address or old emails, builds a table, sends the removal requests itself on the rows I approve, closes the old accounts I tick, and checks again in 30 days. Here's how, step by step: Step 1. Paste this into your Bot: Find everywhere I appear online. My name: [NAME]. My phone: [NUMBER]. My address: [ADDRESS]. Old emails: [LIST]. Search people-search and data broker sites, old forums, and any account under my name. Build a table: the site, what it shows about me, the removal link or email, and whether you can do it yourself. For every row I tick, submit the removal request from your own email address, or close the account, and log the date and what you sent. Never enter my card details or a password. If a site needs me to log in, stop and tell me. In 30 days, check every row again and tell me what came back. Step 2. Tick the rows you want gone. It touches those and nothing else. Step 3. Add one line to its instructions: "Before anything that sends, pays, posts or deletes, stop and show me." Twenty minutes to set up. Then every site that sells your address gets a removal request with your name on it, and you never have to think about it again.

Easiest SEO traffic and LLM citations going into 2027: - Post on Reddit - Post on Facebook - Post on X - Post on Instagram - Post on YouTube - Post on Pinterest - Post on Hashnode - Post on Medium Post on whatever parasites you can.. The main intention is to eat up as much top 10-20 search results to (obviously) rank your own brand's content but also then get crawled and cited by AI overviews and other LLMs for long tail keywords. The more of the top 10-20 average results you eat up, the more likely you get pulled and referenced by AI. Highjacking the authority of large websites to rank your content for high value keywords is the biggest ROI move for almost all businesses right now. 💯📈