Shunya Sekiguchi @cat_programer

CEO of Nodeflare Inc. Operating an MCP hosting PaaS. @nodeflare_tech 「Saving Japanese IT.」 nodeflare.tech Joined September 2026

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Shunya Sekiguchi @cat_programer

8 hours ago

@BriannOtieno It really was.

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Shunya Sekiguchi @cat_programer

9 hours ago

Until a year ago, I was working at a startup, doing a mix of engineering, sales, and marketing. I was working with just 3 hours of sleep and no days off. I actually slept right at the office, and our COO would be the first one to arrive every morning to wake me up so we could start the day. Since it was just a regular office without a shower, I went to the nearby Anytime Fitness every day to work out and shower. I was only 18 at the time, and I had this intense drive to "grow faster than anyone else my age." Now, I really feel how much that experience is paying off and helping me in life today.

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Shunya Sekiguchi @cat_programer

9 hours ago

If your product is: - B2B, "pick up the phone and start dialing." - B2C, just copy the trending TikTok posts and keep posting.

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Syed Khaliq Hussain @KhaliqHussainnn

12 hours ago

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Shunya Sekiguchi @cat_programer

13 hours ago

Reddit ads are performing insanely well for Day 1... 🚀 【Day 1 Results : Market Average】 Spend: $24.71 CTR: 0.650% (Industry Avg: 0.2% - 0.3%) CPC: $0.88 (Industry Avg: $1.00 - $3.50) eCPM: $5.74 (Industry Avg: $4.00 - $15.00) Smashing the average CTR while keeping CPC under $1. Total game-changer by killing the "ad vibe" and blending into the community context. Time to scale this up!

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Shunya Sekiguchi @cat_programer

11 hours ago

@nkcbuilds @ciatelarlanta We also tried X (Twitter) ads, but Reddit ads were really unique. It had extreme results—the ones that took off grew like crazy, while the ones that didn't do well completely flopped.