Mostly agree,

but if I ever feel like I "haven’t heard a new thought in months", it probably means I’m stuck in the wrong bubble.

Meanwhile, Deepseek:

"We're used to this idea that people buy products for two reasons: (a) save money (b) make money

Actually in B2B the two reasons are: (a) cover my ass (b) make me a hero"

(overheard at Microconf or BOS, cant rememeber)

Branded keywords are a must (at least). Otherwise competitors bidding on your company name are stealing your traffic.

And you'll always be the #1 ad result - at 10x less cost

(Coming from another old man yelling at clouds):

You're doing it wrong, mate. I was 100% reluctant at first, but now I can’t live without Cursor—especially with our massive, complex backend (millions of LOC).

The early adopter vibe does that.

The whole Internet felt more optimistic 30 years ago 😉

Take me back to 2010s, the golden age of SEO/marketing...

Heyyaa, bootstrapping since 2008 would you add me? 👋