CMurmur @ccmurmur

Former business account turned personal. London, England Joined November 2017

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I think the challenge is that everyone can now build apps But 1) almost nobody has distribution (like an audience), or 2) the money to pay for distribution (ads or UGC), or 3) the creative genius to get distribution for free (classically called guerilla marketing)

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

2 days ago

@NealGardner_ Mediocre*

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

2 days ago

Gavi was a complete waste of a call up for this Spain World Cup team. Offers nothing special whatsoever, and is far from good enough to be a starter, let alone a backup.

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

2 days ago

@fcbaabi Ok fair enough, he has played well, but Olmo is easily the most creative player on the pitch. He simply isn't getting the ball enough

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

2 days ago

This

Neil Patel @neilpatel

3 days ago

Branded queries are the real GEO battleground. Not unbranded ones. Everyone is chasing unbranded AI citations. Get mentioned when someone asks ChatGPT about "best CRM software" or "top marketing agencies." I understand the appeal. But it's the wrong place to start. The brands

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

2 days ago

SEO is exhausting because whatever works soon gets abused, and then penalised. Most exhausting niche in marketing, period.

Glenn Gabe @glenngabe

2 days ago

Shocking. :) This is bad for Reddit, bad for AI Search, and bad for Google. There is no way this is sustainable. From a Google standpoint, I expect we'll see manual actions and/or a spam update hammer sites gaming AI Search. The question is, how long will it take for Google to

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Ronin @DeRonin_

3 months ago

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Rep. Don Bacon 🇺🇸✈️🏍️⭐️🎖️ @RepDonBacon

3 days ago

🚨 The House just voted 218-204 to move forward on the discharge petition to provide military aid to Ukraine and impose tough sanctions on Russia. The House will vote on final passage tomorrow. This is our Churchill moment and we must pass the test.

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

3 days ago

@coreyganim You are honestly the best Corey, bless you

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

5 days ago

Just for those who still rely upon the British media to form their own opinions without watching the actual games: There has never been an English footballer in the history of the game more overrated than Declan Rice. A truly average footballer with nothing elite about his game

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Flavio Amiel @fba

5 days ago

How to show up on Google and ChatGPT using a Reddit SEO HACK with ahrefs: 1. Open Ahrefs, type reddit•com on Site Explorer. 2. Add desired keyword phrases. 3. Filter Keyword Difficulty (KD) low. 4. Check results, pick keywords, build content, internal links and backlinks. 5. Go to Reddit. Post the content, put a link with credit and contextualized commentary. 6. Rank Your Website and Your Reddit Thread. 7. Get ranked on Google and AI (ChatGPT, etc.)

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

7 days ago

@umbikegelapan You are mentally ill

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

7 days ago

@eaglerepublics @TouchlineX Done nothing at all. Everyone hates you Gooners

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CMurmur @ccmurmur

7 days ago

So good

Joost de Valk @jdevalk

a week ago

Launching specification.website. A platform-agnostic spec of what a good website does: SEO, accessibility, security, agent-readiness, performance, privacy, i18n. Every claim cites a source. Ships with a checklist, llms.txt, MCP server, and Agent Skill. Free. Open Source.

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Hridoy Rehman @hridoyreh

a week ago

Places to get backlinks for startup: 1. Starter Story (DR 85) 2. Niche Pursuits (DR 73) 3. Founder Reports (DR 57) 4. Stack Share (DR 79) 5. Milestones (DR 26) 6. Boring Cash Cow (DR 26) 7. Micro Founder (DR 36) 8. Failory (DR 74) 9. Revenue Memo (DR 37) 10. Latka (DR 72) 11. Builder Society (DR 39) 12. Indie Niche (DR 93) 13. Indie Hackers (DR 80)

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Ryan Law @thinking_slow

a week ago

content marketing is going through the biggest step-change since Google appeared. one personal example: i have an old website i built a decade ago. the content was old, the design was old, i had no time to improve it. resigned to a slow death. c'est la vie. but now: i migrated the website from Squarespace to static HTML. i vibe-coded a brand new design with tons of custom widgets. i hooked it up to Codex and now, every day, Codex chooses one old article to improve, automatically. it pulls performance data from the Ahrefs MCP. it reviews top-ranking articles. it finds content gaps, adds new sections, generates new images, improves internal linking, and generates a preview for me to provide feedback on. it takes me about 10-minutes to review and finalise the article, and Codex saves my feedback to a memory file that it reviews the next time it goes to update an article. it is literally like having a team working for me, to my exact specification, reviving all of my old projects, and it costs me $20/m. and this is just a dumb hobby project: imagine what content marketing is about to look like at successful, tech-literate companies with big budgets and bigger revenue goals? imagine what a skilled team of marketers could achieve working in unison with a system like Agent A? of course, it's a classic monkey paw: the same technology that is automating high-quality content marketing is also nerfing the value companies can derive from it. but i think there will always be value (and reward) for extremely high-quality content, and strangely, i think AI is about to become essential for making competitive, high-quality content. how can "traditional" content marketing compete with automated content updating, with deeper research, with unique data visualisations and custom-coded page experiences? content marketing is absolutely crazy right now, and frankly i am having the best time

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Chris Long @chris_nectiv

a week ago

Big SEO News: Google has officially posted an "LLMs.txt" page to the Chrome Developers site. "Without this file, agents may spend more time crawling the site to understand its high-level structure and primary content."

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Sharbel @sharbel

a week ago

This is honestly one of the most underrated github repos... It's called Hermes Desktop. 8,169 stars on GitHub. You download it. It walks you through installing Hermes Agent, connecting your model provider, and setting up your first profile. Then you open a chat window and start. No CLI. No config files. No terminal commands. Just a native app. Here's what it does: → Chat interface with full session history. Every conversation saved locally. → Profiles. Give your agent a name, persona, and set of instructions. Switch between them instantly. → Skills. Teach the agent new capabilities. It learns from what you give it. → Tool use. The agent calls external tools to complete tasks. Not just text generation. → Memory. The agent remembers context across sessions. Closed learning loop built in. → Scheduling. Set tasks to run automatically. The agent works while you sleep. → Messaging gateways. Connect the agent to multi-platform messaging. Telegram already supported. → Model provider setup through the GUI. Point it at any provider you want. → Runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Native Electron app. → Stores everything in ~/.hermes on your own machine. Here's the wildest part: There is no Hermes cloud. There is no session sync to a third-party server. Your prompts, your memory, your agent's learned skills, your scheduled tasks. All of it lives in a folder on your hard drive. The only data that leaves your machine is the inference call to whatever model provider YOU chose. You pick the provider. You own the folder. You control the loop. ChatGPT Plus: $20/month. $240/year. Claude Pro: $20/month. $240/year. Copilot Pro: $19/month. $228/year. Hermes Desktop: $0. Unlimited sessions. Unlimited profiles. Unlimited schedules. Your hardware. Your memory. Forever. 8,169 stars. 981 forks. Built in TypeScript. Active development since April 2026. MIT licensed. Self-hosted. Free forever. 100% Open Source.