Pj Chaudhary @pjinprogress

From 0 to 32 visitors in 20 days. Nothing all that much. I just used a simple SEO technique. Let's find out how:

making the first $1k mrr is hard. keeping it feels even harder. you hit the milestone, slow down for a second, and somehow your brain immediately goes... “what if i lose all of this next month...?” probably not true. still feels true.

reading in the mountains today internet money made this life possible still feels unreal always grateful

and weirdly, when nobody was watching, I think I enjoyed it even more.

Pj Chaudhary @pjinprogress

2 months ago

i took a break from 𝕏 for a while. not from work or building. i just stopped talking about it and quietly built somewhere along the way, I grew to 40k monthly users for my product it made me realize how much time I spent talking about building instead of actually building.

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i took a break from 𝕏 for a while. not from work or building. i just stopped talking about it and quietly built somewhere along the way, I grew to 40k monthly users for my product it made me realize how much time I spent talking about building instead of actually building.

@markoilico 👋

@mikefutia STATICS

@hieudinh_ Hey there, I think you might be able to now. TIA.

@hieudinh_ 👋

@indexsy good for validating ideas fast before building full sites .... until Google closes the door.

Why most job boards fail: Paywalls before you even see jobs Over-designed UIs that slow you down Recycled roles from LinkedIn I went the opposite route: ✅ Free ✅ Fast ✅ Founder-focused Simple wins.

Took 2 weeks fully dialed into building KickstartRemote 🚀 Back here sharing the journey again. In the last 14 days: ✅ New jobs added daily ✅ Cleaner backend automations Let’s keep building.

@alexgroberman X growth guide 2025

I started my X account 40 weeks ago. Easiest algo to crack by a country mile. I've since collected over $85,000 in direct revenue, recorded 8.5M impressions, and this month alone drove ~$10,000 to SEO Stuff. Use my system before Elon shuts the door on the loopholes. Also, if you want my full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start with my posting routine. I post 2 to 3 times per day, 7 days a week. Morning: Proof post or strong POV single tweet Afternoon: Mini-thread with 3 to 5 tweets and screenshots or frameworks Evening: Repost with CTA or quick observation to spark replies Even a 48-hour break can tank reach and consistency is the lever that compounds growth. Remember that before you start. If you aren't prepared to be consistent, don't bother and just invest your time in something else. What is working on X right now 3–6 tweet threads that are clear, visual, and skimmable. Long threads over 8 tweets are underperforming unless every tweet delivers new value. Multi-image posts are peaking. Proof-first content is doing great. Basically revenue screenshots, dashboards, prompts, and analytics are outperforming theory posts. Frameworks that are copy-paste ready. If readers can immediately use what you post (DM template, ChatGPT prompt, SOP), engagement and saves go up. Timely commentary + proof is doing well, so like big updates (platform changes, market moves) paired with your unique take and data are getting extended reach. Reposts of your own high-performers also do really well. If you wait 2–3 weeks and add a fresh intro or context, the second run often performs just as well. What is underperforming: Generic one-liners without data or insight Threads that repeat themselves or bury the main takeaway AI-written posts with no human POV Copycat frameworks that feel recycled or unproven Engagement strategy: Reply early and with depth on large accounts in your niche. Add context, proof, or a contrarian take. Quote tweet with POV 1–2 times per day, especially when you can add clarity or show receipts. Boost your replies. When you drop a strong reply that’s gaining traction, RT it from your own account to maximize exposure. Create or join a small creator circle (5–10 peers) to engage in the first 15–30 minutes of posting. Spark threads in your comments. If your post gets 10+ comments, reply with thoughtful follow-ups that encourage more back-and-forth between commenters. Also, X is weighting comment thread depth more heavily. Posts that generate conversations (not just likes) get resurfaced in feeds for multiple days. DM strategy: I generate inbound leads weekly without sending cold pitches. Step 1: Track who engages (likes, follows, replies) Step 2: DM them a valuable freebie (template, swipe, or framework) Step 3: If they engage, open a loop (“Want the full system?”) Step 4: If they say yes, send the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, growth playbook) Context first, offer second. That delay is what makes this work. Retention is the metric that matters How I optimize: Bio is specific and value-focused Pinned tweet combines proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM manually or with a cleaned-up automation starter Metrics worth tracking: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer Number of comment threads and repeat engagers Impressions are nice, but clicks, DMs, and conversations are what lead to revenue. 30-day X growth playbook: Post 2–3 times per day (1 must be proof-driven) Reply to 5+ posts per day in your niche Quote tweet 1–2 times per day with your POV Repost your top performers every 2–3 weeks DM 10+ new engagers weekly with free value Track clicks, DMs, conversions, and comment thread depth weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats every week Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 for the DM.

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@ConnorShowler SNEAKY

Question: Would you pay $19/month for AI content that ranks (6/9 to page 1) or $9/month for content that might not? Building a premium SEO tool focused on results over word count. Thoughts?

Built a GPT system that cranks out 3,000+ word SEO articles. 6 out of 9 articles hit first page after 5 months live. Current tools charge premium prices for this quality. Considering launching a cheaper version. Interest?

the urge to have a team like this and build the next $10M company