Andrew

🚨BREAKING: Claude can now see what’s going viral. Every morning, Volume scans 10,000+ posts across 19 niches and tells your agent exactly what content your business should make to go viral and market your product. This is insane.

last month was almost $10k on Trybe alone even had a $3k week in there still figuring out which brands consistently print though what brands have been paying well for you guys lately? 👇

California sober used to mean you smoke weed but don’t drink but now there’s a Bay Area sober where you don’t drink or smoke but you abuse Adderall and Zyns

son, this is genuinely terrifying 😭 this is a golf ai caddie app, prolly making ~$50k mrr they found one format that works and instead of posting it once they’re running it across multiple accounts at the same time the whole thing is ai illustrations, easily made with gpt image 2 golfers are a rich ICP btw, way bigger purchasing power than most niches on tiktok and nobody’s making slideshows for them you’re clearly one format away from $10k mrr

this fitness app has built one of the cleanest organic funnels i’ve seen on tiktok Arrow is a workout + macro tracker but their page barely feels like an app page they post stuff gym people already want to swipe through: -> exercise tier lists -> ranking every gym split -> perfect push / pull days -> muscle growth breakdowns same visual style on every post, same audience, same problem set the page is already at 184k+ followers and 9.3M likes the smart part is the content attracts people trying to improve their training then the app is literally built to help them do exactly that content first, product naturally sitting behind it

We grew from $5M → $20M ARR this year with influencer marketing Our secret? An AI agent sourcing influencers while we sleep Today we're making it available inside Arcads

two of the worst app opening experiences ever

How Arrow got 100k organic downloads in 6 days after launch: We had been posting on TikTok for over a month - getting up about 200+ posts with no traction, and the first sign of life was an 800-view slideshow of my predicted 1 rep maxes. I was bartending at night to pay bills in Fort Lauderdale, and I would go to the bathroom every hour or so to post another slideshow and check our pre-launch waitlist. After that first 800-view slideshow went up, we had 5 people on it when my shift started. By the time I left we had 82 signups. I was fired up. The next day I posted another slideshow ranking how hard certain gym milestones were to hit and included the corresponding in-app achievement - hitting a 225 bench, logging 500 workouts, etc. This was the first post that did well - it hit 150k views, and I watched the waitlist go to 5,200 overnight. Pairing the fitness milestone with the in-app achievement is what made people understand that there was a product behind the concept, leading to the waitlist growth - it was the best high I have ever felt. The list kept growing after that. Right before launch we had over 70,000 people on the email waitlist, and we put 10,000 of them on TestFlight by sending an email with detailed instructions on how to join the pre-launch beta. (This was very difficult/confusing for consumers, Apple should improve this). When we finally launched, the waitlist converted and we kept posting organic TikTok slideshows 2-3 times a day, ultimately hitting 100k downloads in 6 days. We hit about 30 million views in the month of launch. It took us about 8 months to ship the whole thing from start to finish. We had no funding and no previous experience, no AI tools to lean on and we over-scoped the first build because we were learning how to make the product at the same time. Lots of mistakes along the way but through the scrapes and bruises we figured it out.