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sales intelligence automation you sold to one company, now find 10 more exactly like them scores similarity, creates messaging, handles objections 2 minutes. build it once in Teamora, sell it repeatedly

most interesting question this week: 'if I build a research system in Teamora for one client, can I sell the same system to other clients?' yes. that's the model build once → sell to 5, 10, 20 clients

research teams agencies are building in Teamora: hunter → finds competitor data analyzer → spots opportunities validator → verifies sources scorer → ranks value not sequential. collaborative. agents iterate together until validated that's why they charge $5K vs $500

Just noticed I hit 100 followers. Wild. Been building Teamora for years in silence. Finally started sharing the journey. Thanks for caring about what we're building 🙏

interesting: one user told me they're in talks with 2 potential clients for a Teamora research system $3-5K range went from 'can I do this?' to negotiating in 3 weeks this is moving faster than expected

talked to 7 agencies this week about their workflows way better conversations than with enterprises finally found the right people to talk to nailing your ICP > everything else

watching early users do something I didn't expect: building research teams in Teamora, then pitching them as services to businesses the platform is becoming infrastructure for something bigger

noticed something: 'build in public' crowd on weekends = way smaller where'd everyone go? who's actually building on Saturdays?

early-stage founders overcomplicate everything your actual job is stupid simple: -talk to users (like, actually talk) -build what they need (not what you think is cool) -close deals that's it master these 3, ignore the rest most founders fail because they're doing everything EXCEPT these 3 things

controversial: fast automation that's 80% accurate is worse than no automation clients don't remember 'it was fast' they remember 'it was wrong' one bad research report = lost client slow and reliable > fast and broken yet most automation tools optimize for speed

multi-agent orchestration explained: 🔍research agent: finds 10 competitors ✔️validator agent: 'I see 3 duplicates and we missed 2 obvious ones' 🔍research agent: searches again ✔️validator: 'better, but check if they're still active' 🔍research agent: verifies ✔️validator: 'good, we're done' that back-and-forth = orchestration agents improving each other's work in real-time

interesting shift: agencies aren't asking 'how does Teamora work?' they're asking 'how do I package this for my clients?' different conversation entirely

genuine question: phone or desktop for X? I'm a desktop X user but feel like I'm in the minority most people scrolling on their phones?

Just noticed I hit 100 followers. Wild. Been building Teamora for years in silence. Finally started sharing the journey. Thanks for caring about what we're building 🙏

noticed something: 'build in public' crowd on weekends = way smaller where'd everyone go? who's actually building on Saturdays?

early-stage founders overcomplicate everything your actual job is stupid simple: -talk to users (like, actually talk) -build what they need (not what you think is cool) -close deals that's it master these 3, ignore the rest most founders fail because they're doing everything EXCEPT these 3 things

interesting: one user told me they're in talks with 2 potential clients for a Teamora research system $3-5K range went from 'can I do this?' to negotiating in 3 weeks this is moving faster than expected

Big milestone today: 10 signups Which means Teamora has officially outgrown my family group chat

most interesting question this week: 'if I build a research system in Teamora for one client, can I sell the same system to other clients?' yes. that's the model build once → sell to 5, 10, 20 clients

sales intelligence automation you sold to one company, now find 10 more exactly like them scores similarity, creates messaging, handles objections 2 minutes. build it once in Teamora, sell it repeatedly

the questions changed from 'how does this work?' to 'what can I build with this?' people are moving from learning to doing momentum building

Guy on Reddit asked what my platform does. Checked his profile today - now he's building it too This is why I have trust issues

just found an app that "fixes your vibe-coded code" brilliant million dollar idea or have we gone too far?

3 things nobody tells you about building in public: - 95% of your X DMs will be pitches trying to sell you something - the algorithm will ignore your best work - you'll question your life choices at least once a week still worth it

people think multi-agent means: 'run 5 agents instead of 1' it actually means: 'agents that validate each other' research agent finds competitors validator checks 'did we miss any?' research agent searches again the validation loop is the whole point without it, you just have 5 separate searches