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  Aaron | GrowthFlare (@AaronxShepherd) reported 12 seconds ago

  we've pulled more than $1,000,000+ in revenue from a single cold email campaign, for multiple clients. it was built end to end with Claude Code, by someone who can't write a line of code (me). a bit of context: you've been hearing about Claude for months. you've probably tried prompting your way to a campaign and ended up talking to it longer than it would've taken to just send the thing. almost everyone falls into that trap. the tool was NEVER the problem. people just don't have the exact build. a full campaign is 6 steps, and Claude can run every one of them except the judgment calls. a company website goes IN, a launched campaign comes OUT. so i documented it, with the exact prompt i run at each step. inside The $1M Claude Cold Email Build: → the persona-mapping prompt that turns a company website into the exact people to email → the demand-mining setup that pulls your buyers' own words off Reddit and LinkedIn into 3 strategic findings (the ~$100 scrape that replaces guessing) → the front-end offer prompt that hands you 4 variations, plus the filter for the one that books calls → the list build on volume paired with relevance: a directory scrape, an exclusion file, and a verify pass → the copy matrix, every segment against every framework, so you test EVERY angle at once instead of betting on one email you happened to like → the loader that pushes the campaign into your sender so you never paste a lead by hand again none of it needs you to be a developer. i'm not one either. details on how to get it below 👇

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 54 seconds ago

  This is a fair bear point for $APP $RDDT $META $PINS $SNAP and Adtech broadly. AI/LLMs could eventually deliver better ROAS and start taking budget from existing ad platforms. I just don’t think advertising works that cleanly. If the best ROAS automatically won every dollar, $META would have monopolized digital advertising years ago. Its targeting and ad stack have been superior to most platforms for a long time, yet $RDDT $SNAP $PINS and others still built real advertising businesses. Advertisers don’t allocate purely on ROAS. They follow attention, intent, audience, incremental reach and where consumers actually spend time. As $RDDT proved it could monetize its users, budgets followed. To me, the better bear case is different. What if ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini become a “black hole” for attention? What if AI assistants become the primary interface for the internet and users increasingly stop going anywhere else? That is a much bigger risk. But at that point, you’re not really making a bear case on $APP or $RDDT. You’re making a bear case on almost every consumer internet platform. And I’m not willing to price that outcome in today. There will always be risks 1, 3, 5 or 10 years out. The reality today is that ad dollars are still flowing to platforms that earn them. I also think people are too quick to assume ChatGPT naturally becomes a massive ad platform. Users come to ChatGPT to work, research, build and solve problems. That is a very different environment from scrolling Reddit, Instagram or TikTok. There is a real risk that pushing advertising too aggressively damages the product itself. I know personally, if I were paying for ChatGPT and suddenly started getting bombarded with ads or sponsored answers, the product would become less valuable to me. Yes, ChatGPT and Google may understand user intent better than almost anyone. That could make the advertising opportunity enormous. But having valuable data and successfully turning your product into an ad platform without damaging trust are two very different things. This is also why I think owning the end-user platform should command a premium. $RDDT owns the community, the content and the relationship with the user. $APP is an incredible business, but it is still operating inside ecosystems ultimately controlled by Apple and Google. Platforms can’t be vibe coded. Better technology does not automatically recreate Reddit’s communities, Meta’s social graph or years of accumulated user behavior and distribution. And if ChatGPT really does become the singular platform that absorbs everyone’s attention? Then almost everything else is impaired anyway. I’ll take the reversion bet.

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  Sean 🌿 Francis (@SeanFrancis) reported 4 minutes ago

  @artificial0wl @zenithfl4re @MarathonDevTeam Yeah…this is one thing - and should not be happening multiple times, let alone this many - and I appreciate they’re looking into it etc etc …but an entire Reddit thread melting down over it in-game vs the concept art (and being WRONG with their critiques on top of it)…bleh.

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  𝒉𝒂𝒔𝒔𝒂𝒏 (@hi__hassan) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Sheencharlie0 @LinkedInHelp As per reddit, they took almost 8 months to fix it for one user. So I'm not dibbing on them. You should send me a DM with the fix instead. Thanks!

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  Dale Bradshaw (@daleBradshaw) reported 6 minutes ago

  Doing math in Spotlight now reveals random Reddit posts. Huge mistake thinking Apple could ever fix Spotlight. Achilles heel of the entire Siri AI propostion.

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  inmySEGAera (@SEGAstatio) reported 8 minutes ago

  @bonniethelegend @AzuresTurnabout Yall needa realize not every copyright strike means it’s real and on Reddit it says it was taken down for ai usage

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  GirlGirl (@GirlGirl124525) reported 11 minutes ago

  @ShazzBakes That's actually really scary. Reddit used to be an ok source of info on some things, but not in like 10 years. Even if trained on wikipedia, we know wiki is highly biased, especially on the trans issue. Being so digital as a society means facts can be erased or altered.

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  Nokotan (@NokotanAgainLOL) reported 19 minutes ago

  @thirdlambda Yeah I know. I used to work at an AI training company. You can tell the Reddit training data makes up majority of its information when the AI is more raw and unrefined. It just further proves that we can't fix this problem even if we wanted to. AI cannot be trusted

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  Jorden Shaw (@Jordenbs) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Taniyatweets_ @jiya_3063 Is Reddit still where you default to to find problems?

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  NPI-AMERICA (@Dr_Autistic_3D) reported 26 minutes ago

  @InfinityWard Listening? You keep saying you’re listening to the community, but your actions are telling a very different story. Day 1 of the MW4 beta had the TTK that made the game feel like CALL OF DUTY. Fast, aggressive, rewarding and skill-based. There were legitimate issues that needed fixing: graphics, visibility, spawns, weapon balance, aim assist, servers and movement. Fine. FIX THOSE. But instead, you chose to keep slowing down the gunfights. Your own patch notes explicitly say the changes were intended to “increase the minimum TTK.” That means players now have to land more bullets and spend more time shooting someone before getting a kill. And the results are already visible. MW4’s Steam beta peak reached roughly 115,000 concurrent players, then dropped by more than half. Steam reviews have also been heavily critical, with TTK repeatedly appearing among the complaints. (TweakTown) That’s not proof that TTK caused every player to leave. But it IS proof that the game is generating serious dissatisfaction, and TTK is one of the issues players are repeatedly talking about. There are even community threads specifically calling out the TTK and asking the developers to stop nerfing lethality. (Reddit) So here’s the question: WHO ARE YOU LISTENING TO? Because it sure doesn’t feel like you’re listening to the players who loved the Day 1 gunplay. If someone needs an extra fraction of a second every gunfight just to have time to react, that’s not necessarily “balance.” Sometimes it’s simply lowering the punishment for slower reactions. COD has always rewarded reaction time, accuracy, positioning and aggression. Stop trying to turn MW4 into a slow bullet-sponge shooter. I didn’t buy the Vault Edition to play a watered-down Battlefield. Bring back the Day 1 TTK. Fix the actual problems. Let skill matter. @InfinityWard @CallofDuty

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  🏳️‍⚧️★Tako Starlight★ (@DuskingTako) reported 27 minutes ago

  @icxcoii @milkhelpss @lAZUliLudicrous Of course is a reddit server

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  Steve Smith (@novaris_ia) reported 27 minutes ago

  The real market today isn't building. It's distribution. And that's exactly where the biggest promises get sold. Start with the obvious: making a product has never been easier. A SaaS, an app, a service, an offer — weeks now, where it used to take a team and a year. The barrier to entry collapsed. What didn't change is how hard it is to find customers. If anything, it got harder. The old path was legible: a site, some SEO, Google, a customer. One dominant channel, a mechanic you could understand, rules you could learn. Today attention is shattered. A buyer might find you in a ChatGPT answer, a YouTube video, a Reddit thread, a marketplace, a LinkedIn post, or a DM from a friend. Nobody controls the front door anymore. Nobody fully understands it either. And that fog is exactly where a parallel market moved in. THE MIRACLE-SOLUTION BUSINESS You know the playbook: ❌ Four-figure courses selling a "done-for-you" acquisition system ❌ Tools advertising unlimited leads ❌ Agencies selling volume and never mentioning cost per acquisition ❌ Case studies built on a single client, never replicated The mechanism never changes: the pain is real and urgent, and the buyer has no way to verify the promise before paying. That's the textbook definition of an asymmetric market. The people selling the solution have almost always been better at selling the solution than at selling the thing they claim to teach. Let's be fair, though. Not all of it is a scam. There are real operators, real methods, real results. But the line between method and miracle sits in a very specific place. WHERE THE LINE SITS A serious method doesn't promise to sell. It promises to test fast, find what responds, and — above all — kill what doesn't, early. What no system will ever do: 🚫 Create demand that doesn't exist 🚫 Rescue a useless or badly positioned product 🚫 Guarantee a campaign turns a profit Anyone promising one of those three is selling something other than what's on the label. So the real question isn't "what's the recipe?" It's 👉 can you automate the experimentation itself — understand an offer, target, distribute, convert, measure, repeat — without sliding right back into the magic promise you just took apart? AND HERE'S WHERE IT SPLITS THE ROOM 🔵 One side says marketing is a craft. Judgment, context, relationships. Automate it and you get industrial noise, nothing more. 🔴 The other says it's mostly a volume-of-tests problem plus discipline about cutting losses. Two things a human does badly alone, and a machine does better. I have my answer. I'd rather hear yours. 👇 Ever paid for an acquisition promise? How did that actually go?

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  eugenio8a8 (@eugenio8a8) reported 30 minutes ago

  @wazerFPS you not ahaha you told reddit that this was an old issue, you did a good job...and ye many of this comands are protected now (not even with sv_cheats i can modify them), i would need something to unlock cmd´s to debug...there is but dunno if is worth the trouble

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  ❀ 敖尹的天使 .𓂃໒꒱ (@lost_ballads) reported 30 minutes ago

  @sunnyhens Hii dear!!!, sorry for not cr. You here, cuz someone shared it & send it to me via insta without the original creator post link, so I was still looking for it, until you replied to me on reddit yesterday, I did cr. U there but I can do it on X cuz there's not modification options after i send a reply, I'm so sorry, I apologiesㅠㅠㅠㅠ.. I didn't want to use it unfairly, i only used it as reference not the actual date on the schedule, Please let me know if you want me to take it down, I would do it.. sorry again

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  GORM THE OLD (@GORMTHEOLD25) reported 33 minutes ago

  @jjreeves I blame Reddit for the crazy gun dogma that everyone now bows down to.