#14
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Nov 6, 2026
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4 min read
One founder’s song-lyrics app hit $25K a month 🎵
And the Reddit reply playbook that still pays 20 months later
And the Reddit reply playbook that still pays 20 months later⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ ⏯γ
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Issue #14 · Friday, November 6, 2026 |
☕ THE COLD OPEN - 🎵 A song-lyrics language app: $25K a month, solo
- 📣 Reddit + X replies into $17K/mo (same playbook, 20 months)
- 📚 One-exam study apps: $147.6K in a year
- 📈 Raised prices 25%, sales up 52%
- ⏱️ An AI agency plan that fits 15 hours a week
Content first, product second. 5 minutes. Money first. Let’s go. |
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👀 ALSO MAKING MONEY - 📒 QuickBooks Desktop API → ~$46K MRR. Danny Nemer built Conductor for one paying customer (no landing page), then grew on GitHub stars + SEO at $49/file (Conductor). Copy this: name one ugly legacy tool your network still runs and sell a paid integration to a single buyer first.
- 📲 Hard-paywall cross-poster → ~$49K MRR. Jack Friks turned daily re-posting pain into Post Bridge (launched Oct 2024, no free tier). Now Stripe-verified $49,352 MRR / 1,641 subs (Post Bridge). Copy this: film a 30-sec mockup of a multi-post workflow and charge for the waitlist before you code.
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💰 THE MONEY DROP SONG LYRICS → LANGUAGE APP → $25K A MONTH | | |
