Masood
@_TechMasood

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Joined July 2026
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the limitless reveal did 2.7m views and 10,000 orders in a day, at $99 each twenty months later the pendant was discontinued and eu users had two weeks to export their lives took the whole launch apart, broke it all down below.
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limitless's full launch playbook (10,000 orders in 24 hours)

the reveal video did 2.7 million views. 10,000 pendant orders were announced the following day, at $99 each. by most measures that is the best launch consumer ai hardware has ever had. twenty months

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posting your failures does not make you credible it multiplies whatever credibility you already had, and if that number is zero you are multiplying zero Broke it down below
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how to post your losses without wrecking your credibility (the full mechanic, and when it backfires)

there's a version of advice going around that says post your failures. be vulnerable. show the launch that flopped, the client that fired you, the money you lost. people trust it more than they trust

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everyone running reddit sorts by new and races twenty other people to a post that dies in a week meanwhile the threads from 2024 are still on page one with nobody good in the comments wrote up the play nobody runs
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how to win the reddit threads that already rank on google (the full mechanic, in a 10 minute read)

everybody running reddit sorts by new. they sit on the front page of four subreddits waiting for a fresh post, answer it inside ten minutes, and race the other twenty people doing exactly the same

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Heres what everyone using reddit to sell gets wrong
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how to sell on reddit without ever posting a link (the full mechanic, in a 10 minute read)

i keep having the same argument with people who do growth. they tell me reddit doesn't work. they tried it, they posted their link, they got downvoted into the ground or a mod removed it inside the

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notetaking might be the most outdated thing still in daily use almost nobody reads them back. we keep them as insurance, just in case, so we can say we've got it somewhere
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all notetakers are inherently old and outdated

i want to be precise about what i mean by that, because the obvious reading is wrong. i don't mean they're failing. granola raised $125m at a $1.5b valuation in march, up from $250m less than a year

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$230,000,000 raised. $9,000,000 earned. that's about 4 cents of revenue per dollar burned and it isn't even the worst number in this.
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humane didn't die from the reviews. it died from the returns.

humane sold about 10,000 ai pins. by august 2024 roughly 7,000 were still in people's hands. and in the window between may and august, more pins were returned than were bought. that last one is the

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