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this legend just created a saas that FINALLY cracked creator outreach for consumer app growth

we've been testing this inside the discord for months but now it's ready to see the outside world:

1. scrapes millions of TT/IG/YT videos
2. transcribes videos (to see if the creator's audience is a good fit for your app)
3. finds contact info and engagement stats
4. search and outreach them at scale

example: water purity app →
finds creators in chemicals, health, clean living

also, most creator databases are feature-bloated and lock you into enterprise annual pricing. this one's 2-3x cheaper, simple saas pricing, and just works bc it was built by an app founder

reply "send" and I'll DM you the saas (follow so I can DM)

Mathematics and Logic Symbols ✍️

Quantifiers and Sets:
∀ - For all (universal quantifier)
∃ - There exists (existential quantifier)
∈ - Element of
∉ - Not element of
⊂ - Subset of
⊆ - Subset or equal
⊇ - Superset or equal
⊄ - Not a subset of
∪ - Union
∩ - Intersection
∪̸ - Not a subset
∅ - Empty set
∖ - Set difference

Logical Operators:
⇒ - Implies
⇔ - If and only if (equivalence)
∧ - Logical AND
∨ - Logical OR
¬ - Negation
⊤ - True
⊥ - False
⊕ - Exclusive OR (XOR)
→ - Conditional implication
≡ - Equivalent

Numbers and Constants:
ℕ - Set of natural numbers
ℤ - Set of integers
ℚ - Set of rational numbers
ℝ - Set of real numbers
ℂ - Set of complex numbers
∞ - Infinity
π - Pi
e - Euler’s number

Operations and Relations:
∑ - Summation
∏ - Product
√ - Square root
|x| - Absolute value of x
Δ - Change/difference
∇ - Gradient
⊗ - Tensor product
≤ - Less than or equal to
≥ - Greater than or equal to
≠ - Not equal to
≈ - Approximately equal
∝ - Proportional to

Geometric Symbols:
∡ - Angle
⊥ - Perpendicular
∥ - Parallel

Reasoning and Statements:
∴ - Therefore
∵ - Because

Facebook VP of Growth on how to prioritize power users vs marginal users

“The thing that everyone in the Valley gets wrong is that we think about ourselves when we optimize for growth… But what you need to focus on is the marginal user.”

As Alex Schultz explains, this doesn’t mean power users aren’t important:

“Building an incredible product is all about optimizing for the people who use your product the most. But if your goal is driving growth, the people who are using your product the most are not the users you have to worry about.”

He cites the growth accounting framework Facebook used to think about growth:

“We looked at new users, resurrected users (people who weren’t on Facebook for 30 days and came back), and churned users. The resurrected and churned numbers for pretty much every product I’ve ever seen dominate the new user count once you reach a sensible point of growth a couple years in… And [at Facebook] all those users who were churning and resurrecting had low friend counts… So the number one thing we needed to focus on was getting them to 10 friends.”

In sum, focus on power users to build an incredible product, and focus on the marginal user to accelerate growth.

Video source: @ycombinator (2014)