aipreneur-j.bsky.social
• AI enterpreneur
• Building SaaS superpowered by AI
• threadsight.xyz (Threads), and cooking many more
• Journaling all my wins and struggles
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youtu.be/GkK5b8QM8_k
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The goal isn't to pitch them. It's to become part of the conversation in your industry.
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Strategy 2: Build Your Industry Brain Trust
- Your future customers hang around domain experts. Find those experts and build genuine relationships.
- Follow and engage with thought leaders in your space.
- Comment thoughtfully on their posts (not generic praise).
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Example: If you're building a project management tool, don't post about features. Post about "5 ways to cut meeting time in half" or "The productivity framework that saved me 10 hours/week."
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Strategy 1: Become the Solution, Not the Salesperson
- Instead of promoting product, solve your audience's problems for free.
- Identify the 5 biggest pain points in your domain.
- Create content that addresses each one.
- Share frameworks, templates, and guides.
- Give away what others charge for.
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3. Network Effects
The most powerful moat in tech isn't technology—it's when each new user makes your product more valuable for everyone else. They are your sales reps.
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The right approach:
1. Start manual
2. Document workflows
3. Identify friction points
4. Only then automate what works
Strategic automation provides leverage. Rushed automation burns resources.
Build with purpose, not pressure or hype.
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Key insights:
- Automation isn't one-size-fits-all
- Even small operations (2-5 clients monthly) can benefit—if it genuinely saves time or reduces errors
- Automating chaos just creates expensive automated chaos
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Let's get connected: www.linkedin.com/in/joonhyeo...
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People often believe they need to tackle new, shiny things. In reality, you should solve people's mundane problems—saving them time and mental stress.
That's where people are willing to pay
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The Bottom Line:
Stop burning cognitive resources on implementation. Let Claude Code execute while you strategize.
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4/ Designers → Direct Code Shipping
Week-long dev collaborations now done in two 30-minute meetings. Designers ship their own code.
→ Skip the design-to-code translation layer entirely.
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3/ Growth Marketers → Google Ads Automation
Process hundreds of ads, identify underperformers, generate new versions—all automated.
→ Free your brain from repetitive optimization tasks.
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2/ Security Teams → Instant Infrastructure Analysis
Input Terraform plans, get instant impact analysis. Security approvals now take minutes, not days.
→ Automate complex reviews, eliminate decision fatigue.
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1/ Data Scientists → Production Apps
Zero JavaScript knowledge, yet built a 5,000-line ML dashboard from scratch.
→ Focus on data insights, not learning new languages.
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Try it for one week. Your mind will thank you.