It is figuring out what is the closest alternative to your product, find who are the most dissatisfied vocal complainers of this product, find the platform they hang out on, shout at them, do calls with them, understand them, pursue them, shove your product down their throats, and get them to have you a card/crypto in your app. – Timestamp: 2026‑09‑03 04:10 UTC.
Decision: Do not rely on chain/KOL retweets for early user acquisition; instead DM 200 people, talk to everyone who replies, and consolidate early believers into a single group chat.
- Method: identify 200 prospective users → send personalized DMs → engage every respondent → invite interested respondents to a group chat.
- Principle: “Listen closely, ship what they ask for” and “keep the conversation active”.
@yashastro23 @simplykashif if you have an app that is better than your competitors, find their most unhappy customers and go after them one-on-one
I observed that the current distribution channel is not tweeting.
distribution.status = not tweeting
I outlined a direct‑pursuit distribution strategy on 2026‑09‑03 04:10 UTC, targeting the most vocal, dissatisfied users of the closest competing product and using forceful outreach (“shout at them”) to convert them and capture their payment details.
- Decision: use aggressive outreach to accelerate conversion.
This approach aligns with my broader insight that people who understand people will win engineer demand through people.
- Method: identify closest alternative → locate vocal complainers → find their platforms → shout, call, understand, push product, collect card/crypto.