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🪄 TablePlus's Smart Retort To Pirates
PLUS: Making $150,000 in a week
Startup Spells 🪄
September 10, 2024
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The Spells Master is back!
Welcome to the 157th issue.
Today's topics:
TablePlus’s Smart Retort To Pirates
A tool to Reverse-Engineer Apps
One recommended video on Making $150,000 in a week
TablePlus’s Smart Retort To Pirates
TablePlus is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for visualizing relational databases.
It is a client-side desktop app. And all desktop apps are susceptible to piracy.
To counteract the piracy of their apps, they target the keyword "tableplus crack" which ranks their blog post as #1 in Google Search.
TablePlus Crack
The blog is a fear-inducing one for people who want to use the cracked version of their app.
TablePlus Crack Blog
The blog post serves two purposes:
It warns users about the risks of using cracked software for databases.
It encourages pirates to either purchase the app or use the free version.
For developers of client-side desktop apps, Android apps, or iOS apps, creating a similar page could be an effective strategy to combat piracy.
A tool to Reverse-Engineer Apps
Appmagic Rocks is a powerful tool for reverse-engineering apps.
It even discovers successful ad strategies used by your competitors so you can replicate the same.
One recommended video on Making $150,000 in a week
This video shows how a viral AI website made $150k in 1 week of time.
Right now, AI Waves are like Tsunamis in the Pacific Ocean. For context, Tsunami occurred 78% times in Pacific Ocean.
AI Waves are coming every 6 months from mid-2020. Smartest entrepreneurs have made their lifetime earnings around 2020-2021. Smart ones made it during 2022-2023. Slow ones will make it in 2024-2025. Probably a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Top Tweets of the day
1/
People spending hours a week on YouTube and refusing to pay YT premium tells you everything there is to know about B2C SaaS.
— Pierre de Wulf (@PierreDeWulf)
4:59 PM • Apr 16, 2024
B2B > B2C
2/
Rich people buy time.
Poor people buy stuff.
Ambitious people buy skills.
Lazy people buy distraction.— Alex Hormozi (@AlexHormozi)
4:25 PM • Sep 6, 2024
Fantastic observation!
3/
I love reading books with @ChatGPTapp's new Advanced Voice Mode alpha.
It's a game-changer.
I sit on the couch with ChatGPT perched above me, and talk to it as a I read.
Here's what it gives me:
1. Instant clarification on complex ideas
2. Historical context at my fingertips… x.com/i/web/status/1…— Dan Shipper 📧 (@danshipper)
12:13 PM • Aug 14, 2024
You can have an expert teacher who you can ask 100s of questions for $20 per month at any given time.
In 100 years, the tech will be so far ahead that the next-generation would look at us like we look at the kings of previous generation who had no access to healthcare or tech.
Rabbit Holes
Launching 12 Startups in 12 Months - An oldie but a goldie. Read it if you haven't yet.
Everything is Hard - Everything is hard when you give your 100% to it. Sure, landing rockets on Mars is harder than building a SaaS but more often than not, all startups are on the same wavelength of hard.
Hard Startups - Sam Altman makes a case for hard startups. One line stands out, "Few recruiting messages are as powerful (when true) as 'the world needs this, it won't happen any time soon if we don't do it, and we are much less likely to succeed if you don't join.'" Hard startups make recruiting easy.
Until next time,
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