sell in publicbuilding is the easy part.
bangersonly.xyzyou're probably waiting too long to talk about what you're building.
distribution isn't what you do after building. it should change what you build.
Because if you can't answer those three questions, more code probably isn't going to save you.
can't emphasize this enough if you crack distribution in this economy you can sell anything to even the pickiest buyers (anything = simplest ai wrappers they could build themselves, but don't have the time to)
ai wrappers get a lot of trolls. but the ones who stick with it, ignore shiny objects and stay focused end up winning. they find a strong icp, understand them deeply, keep iterating, build in public, and share what they learn. that's how you actually make money.
don't announce it. ask people to roast it.
just made a quick landing page for bangersonly please roast it and tell me what i can improve 🙏
okay this is wild one of the companies i was planning to cold reach out to as an ideal ICP for bangersonly just signed up organically i love the internet
stop saying "traction." just show me the number.
A real number is checkable, so people believe it. You don't need to wait until you have ₹1 crore ARR to talk about what's happening.
btw just crossed: > 200+ users > 10 paid transactions > highest weekly image downloads so far pricing update and a full blown launch coming soon 👀
Replying to @cyrilbhau @dodopayments
i added subscriptions last month and currently at 3 paid subscriptions
"week 18" is more interesting than "we're live."
Every week I posted roughly the same thing:
That's basically the entire content strategy. And sometimes the best update was: "tried this. wasn't worth it. killed it." People trust the log because not every week magically ends in a win.
week 12 of building bangersonly.xyz: > switched to gemini embedding 2 preview > set up email sequences for early drop-offs > tried onboarding, realized it's not worth it right now > did some hygiene work to understand users better go post some bangers!!
week 18 of building bangersonly.xyz: > image cards now on the first half of every batch > new /for and /vs hubs for roles and comparisons > homepage finally crawlable (static html + full seo footer) > disposable emails blocked + roasted on signup go post some bangers.
sometimes your best product is already sitting in your workflow.
Replying to @paraschopra
i originally made these skills for myself and used them a lot i realize they might be useful for others too, so i published them here -> slashskills.vercel.app
did some shopping yesterday and finally moved 2 of my projects to their own domains. for everyone using slashskills, it has a new home: slashskills.xyz also shipped support for codex + cursor, along with new guides to help you get up to speed faster.
giving away the exact process is what makes people take you seriously.
Replying to @ShaanVP — "what's the most useful AI tool you've built or used this year?"
here's the exact process i'm using right now: 1. prototype ideas in @GoogleAIStudio. gemini 3 gives you unreal frontend out of the box. 2. use @ChatGPTapp to write solid prompts for literally everything. 3. download the zip from google ai studio and load it into @antigravity, @opencode, @claudeai code, or codex. … i built bangersonly.xyz using this exact stack. my own ai tool for writing bangers on x.
it's probably time to give away the playbook that helped me: > hit 5m+ monthly impressions through ghostwriting gigs > scale tech channels to 50k, 100k, and 250k+ followers > build bangersonly.xyz in public this sunday at @aiweekendsxyz, we're doing our first proper content engineering workshop. everything we know about distribution, systems, virality, ai workflows, and making people actually care on the internet.
you can't just keep building. you also have to talk to people.
half your distribution problems get solved when you stop optimizing for audience, community, and followers and just focus on making friends online and clapping for them whenever they try something
as desperate as it may feel, following up is just as important as reaching out. following up has helped me: > get paid for work i'd done > close deals that felt impossible at first > convert paying users for bangersonly.xyz people are busy. follow up.
turns out, indians do buy software.
So before deciding that "India doesn't pay for software"… try asking someone to pay.
please don't leave here and make a waitlist.
- put your thing somewhere people can use it.
- put a price on it.
- post it.
nobody is waiting 7 weeks for your invite.