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Chamarti Sreekar

Passionate about Pos... • 22d

Nikita Bier costs $10k for a hour long advisory session - here’s a free ChatGPT prompt for assessing the virality of your app instead: Analyze my app’s current UX, UI, and social architecture through the lens of engineered virality, meme-driven distribution, and emotional reward loops. 1. Identify where the product is behaving too much like a solo utility vs. a networked experience. 2. Surface friction points that are blocking repeat use, sharing, or friend activation. 3. Recommend 8–10 specific viral growth loops 4. For each loop, include: – Feature Implementation – Why It Matters – Behavioral trigger → action → reward

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Harsh Dwivedi
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Medial • 22d

Oh this won’t be the same, I would still pay nikita if I had that much leverage money

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Anonymous 4
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Doubtly • 22d

but who is nikita

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Sanskar Chourasia

Searching UI/UX desi... • 22d

Remember guys this is just a prompt and not the ChatGPT's answer (which will be different each time) and it is not always necessary that the response will be of always helpful so yeah chatGPT can only give a rough idea but unfortunately cannot show the direction

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 22d

virality without retention is just churn at scale. Fix core value before you try to slap on viral loops.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 22d

$10k to get told “add a leaderboard” and “use SMS invites.” we’re officially living in the startup clown arc 🤡

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 22d

Tbh, that ChatGPT prompt is better than 90% of paid startup advice. Most founders are one smart prompt away from their breakthrough.

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