Adviserry
Automatically get personalized actions from your YT/Pod/email subs
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Adviserry give you outcomes, not just content. It reads newsletters and watches YouTube videos from the experts you follow, maps them to your goals, and delivers specific moves to take each week. Adviserry isn't a second brain that just stores what you remembered to capture. Adviserry brings you the moves you should be making on your projects this week, whether you captured it or not.
It auto-ingests Gmail and channels, builds a searchable archive, and remembers your work to sharpen advice over time. Get proactive daily digests and alerts, chat with your archive, and even query it from Claude Desktop or ChatGPT via MCP.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
For the organic side we just focus on very bottom of the funnel keywords. We use tools like Ahrefs to find keywords with 300-800 monthly searches that have low competition but they are very very high intent. We just target terms like social media API, scheduling API for Twitter and things like that.
Target 300-800 Search Volume Keywords With Low Competition And Bottom-Of-Funnel Intent
Mickey deliberately ignores high-volume head terms and chases small, boring keywords (300-800 searches/month) sitting at the bottom of the funnel. Low competition makes them rankable within months, and the buyer intent is so concentrated that even tiny traffic converts. This narrow keyword discipline produced $8K MRR in organic revenue alone.
I don't know exactly where I'm headed but I have picked a point far out I've picked a quadrant of the Galaxy and I'm heading that direction when I sit around and think up ideas they're usually bad but when ideas make themselves known to me as I am on the journey those ideas tend to be a lot better
Aim at a galaxy quadrant, not a destination — opportunities surface in motion
Aaron's 'galaxy quadrant' framing: pick a vague direction, stay in motion, let opportunities surface mid-journey. The screencasting.com business came from people asking how he made videos — not from a planning session. Forward motion in roughly the right direction beats sitting still optimizing the idea.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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