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X is filled with "engagement farming" posts(though I only follow tech guys). linked is filled with "personal brand/ai coach" guys. Im not complaining but I get easily distracted there. I have decided to lock in for next 6 months and use only #medial

With Reddit answers, grok integrations on X. We are entering a new era of AI consumer social. And it’s going to be crazy.

🚨 Reddit cofounder says “Much of the internet is now dead” Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian warns that bots, AI-generated “slop,” and engagement farms are overtaking authentic human creativity online. According to the 2025 Imperva Bad Bot Report, ov

If you are going advertise on X, Think twice about it. In my experience, X only works for brand awareness campaigns as it gives some great reach than any platform. Which is great to spread word about the brand But if your objective is sales, It mig

Day 1 of 7 days marketing only (no coding) 🚀 What I did today: •Commented on Reddit & X about my virtual try-on app •Scheduled launch on ProductHunt for tomorrow •Posted on TikTok, Instagram & Pinterest Results: ✅ Got downloads ❌ No conversions ye

That's impossible. Social Media Marketing didn't exist 38 years ago. SMM only started gaining traction around 2008. this image couldn't be real , found it on x 👀

IF ONLY you KNEW what you’re TRULY capable of… You’d be DISGUSTED, and SICK TO YOUR STOMACH at how much of your potential you are WASTING. What a shame that you’re too afraid and lazy to do anything about it.

'If an Indian company started an Instagram or WhatsApp rival, I'd be impressed by the bravery of it': Perplexity CEO Srinivas on Zerodha cofounder and investor Nikhil Kamath podcast. I think MEDIAL is trying to compete with Reddit, LinkedIn, and X

🚀 Today I am starting marketing my app Style Snap- AI Photo Editor. I would be using these platforms -> 👉 Reels -> Instagram and YouTube Shorts 👉 BuildinPublic Posts -> Medial and X PS: Tried Reddit, didn't work -> It's broken 😅 I have already w

How much an app with Indian audience can earn with ads? I recently came across a post on reddit that this guy created a task manager app & with only 50 downloads he is earning approx $12 each month. Can this be true?