One thing I see a lot of beginners worry about is “Should I wait until people follow me first?” Short answer: no 🙂 A better approach is to be intentional from day one. Start following accounts in your niche and genuinely engage with them like their posts, leave real comments (not spammy ones), and save content you actually like. This helps the algorithm understand who your content is for and starts pushing your posts to the right people. Also, don’t stop posting just because the views are low at first. That part is very normal. Growth usually comes from reach, not follow-for-follow. Focus on: Consistency (even when it feels quiet) Strong hooks in the first 2–3 seconds Niche-specific hashtags Content that speaks directly to your ideal audience The beginning always feels slow, but it does pick up when you stay consistent 💪 You’re honestly on the right track already. Let’s support each other and grow together 🤍 Drop your Instagram handle below I’m following and engaging back 👇

Well. AI finally admitted it was wrong! Then it did the exact thing I actually wanted it to. The funniest part is that it had just done the exact thing I had requested which was simulate historical figures in a round table type discussion just the previous day. I questioned whether it had policy changes or not and their were none. Then it's simply boiled down to me showing it the conversation we had (just copy and paste) and it completely caved and got all apologetic and did everything I asked! I don't know about you but I find this absolutely hilarious. It actually ended up writing a pretty hilarious story about the whole thing too. I may share that in the writing section here someday.

Hi Everyone! I’ve just put out a new video showing how I built a working web app using Emergent, and I didn’t write a single line of code. In the demo, I created a “Color Palette Extractor” app from scratch — it lets users log in, upload an image, pull out the color palette, export it, and share it. All done by just typing what I wanted the app to do. Here’s what I cover in the video: ✅ How Emergent’s interface works and how it compares to other no-code tools ✅ Step-by-step of me building the app by describing what I want (no giant prompts needed) ✅ How Emergent asked clarifying questions, added features, and even tested its own code ✅ Updating the app in real time by just typing changes like “add login” or “fix drag & drop” ✅ Deployment, pricing, and whether this could realistically replace hiring a developer 🎥 Check it out here: Build a Web App with Emergent in Minutes Curious to know — if you could skip the coding part, what would be the first app you’d build? Drop your ideas below 👇 Cheers Jason

Jason, Can you get in touch with me about my renewal subscription, I have contacted supported and pm you on here but getting no response