publy.ch
AI-powered social media content for busy businesses.
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AI-powered social media content for busy businesses.
publy.ch is the AI social media tool for businesses that want
to post consistently without spending hours on content. Describe
your business once — publy.ch generates tailored posts in your
tone of voice, in multiple languages. Includes image suggestions,
hashtags, and CTAs that actually convert.
Built for coaches, agencies, consultants, and small teams who
take LinkedIn, Instagram & Co. seriously but don't have a full
marketing department. Whether you need one post or a full week
of content, publy.ch delivers in minutes — not hours. Switch
between platforms, languages, and tone modes with a single click.
No more staring at empty caption boxes or paying agencies CHF
2,000/month for content that still doesn't sound like you.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
pick one core value and defend it... everything start working when we double down once we focus entirely on making database visualization obvious and ignore everything else
Defend one core value obsessively until adoption feels effortless
Jonathan's retention insight is upstream of typical retention tactics: if the core value is sharp enough and delivered reliably, users keep coming back without needing nudges. ChartDB resisted feature sprawl and kept sharpening its single promise — make any database instantly visual — until that promise was undeniable. Retention became a byproduct of product clarity rather than a separate growth lever.
I delayed jumping into the what I call arena to optimize for income and financial security the problems you get to solve when building and growing a software product these days are so highly leveraged and applicable to almost any online business Mastering them would be worth more than any income you can generate in a year or two
Choose Skill Leverage Over Income When Deciding What to Build Next
Ivan spent years running a profitable dev agency but recognized he was trading time for money with a hard ceiling on growth. He argues that the compounding value of learning to build and distribute software products outweighs the short-term safety of a high salary or service business. Choosing leverage over income — especially early — unlocks asymmetric upside.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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