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Building a SaaS on Twitter: My Journey to $10K/Month

I started with a simple idea and a Twitter account. Fast forward, I'm pulling in $10K a month. How? By building a SaaS in public with SuperX. Every tweet, every mistake, every breakthrough was a lesson. Building on Twitter isn’t just about coding; it’s about crafting a community, being transparent, and having a smart strategy. I’m sharing my journey, the challenges I faced, and the tools that turned my vision into reality. This is a creation journey where authenticity and vulnerability are your best allies. Ready to find out how?

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I started with a simple idea and a Twitter account. Fast forward a few months, and here I am pulling in $10K a month. How did I do it? I built a SaaS in public with SuperX, leveraging every tweet, every mistake, and every breakthrough. Building on Twitter is more than coding—it's about crafting a community, being transparent, and having a smart strategy. I'll walk you through how I tackled challenges and what tools helped bring my dream to life. For instance, switching from text to video increased my reach tenfold. And trust me, vulnerability and authenticity are your best allies. If you've ever thought about building in public, or you're looking to transform an idea into a viable business, this video is for you. Ready to see how I turned every tweet into a growth opportunity?

Building in Public: The Game Changer

Sharing my progress openly on Twitter was a real game changer. I noticed that engagement and trust from my audience skyrocketed. I used to keep my projects under wraps, but by adopting the "Building in Public" strategy, things radically shifted. By sharing my successes, but more importantly, my failures, I could establish an authentic connection with my audience.

Transitioning from text to video format was another major turning point. I found that my post reach increased tenfold. The visual format captures more attention, and by harnessing Twitter's algorithm, I maximized my content's visibility. It's simple: the more you show who you really are, the more people are inclined to engage.

"Vulnerability and authenticity are key in 2025 for building an audience."

SuperX Platform: Features and Functionality

SuperX has become an essential tool for those looking to grow on Twitter. With unique features like viral post analysis, it allows you to understand what works and why. I integrated several APIs to enhance the platform's capabilities, which was no small feat. With an API budget of $1,000 per month, every integration decision must be carefully considered.

Balancing feature development with user feedback is a constant exercise. User feedback is crucial to ensure the product evolves in the right direction. I've learned to listen carefully while keeping an eye on costs. It's a constant balancing act but necessary to maintain user satisfaction while controlling the budget.

Overcoming Challenges: Breakthroughs and Lessons

Challenges are plenty in any business, and SuperX is no exception. I recall tough times, like sudden API changes or even hospitalization, which really put my project to the test. But these challenges also led me to significant breakthroughs. For instance, a viral post I published from an airport brought in a massive influx of users.

Iterating quickly based on user feedback has become my mantra. This allowed me to effectively manage churn rate while scaling the user base. Every failure was a lesson, and every success, a validation of my strategic choices. It's a continuous process of learning and adapting.

Audience Building: A Step-by-Step Guide

Building an engaged Twitter audience requires a precise content strategy and unwavering consistency. I started by defining a clear goal and establishing a strong online presence. Step 7 was crucial: leveraging platform trends to stay relevant.

Using analytics to refine my engagement strategies was crucial. Knowing what posts work and why allowed me to constantly adjust my strategy. This means posting with personality, educating, entertaining, and inspiring, all while following a well-defined content loop.

Technical Stack: Tools and Technologies

As for the SuperX technical stack, I opted for tools like Next.js and Node.js which streamlined development and deployment. These technologies allowed me to create a robust product while optimizing costs. However, each technological choice comes with trade-offs.

It's crucial to optimize costs without sacrificing performance. For instance, choosing the OpenAI API, though costly, proved indispensable for the features I wanted to offer. I advise always keeping an eye on cost-effectiveness to ensure the investment is worthwhile.

Ultimately, building in public and using the right tools has been essential for SuperX's success. It's a constant learning journey, where every step is an opportunity for improvement and innovation.

Building a SaaS business on Twitter isn't just about technical chops. It's about community and strategy. By building in public, I not only grew SuperX but also fostered a loyal following. From my journey, these are the takeaways:

  • Switching from text to video can multiply your reach by ten—visuals are powerful.
  • Leveraging what the platform wants (seven steps) is crucial for boosting visibility.
  • Costs add up: OpenAI and Claude Sona run $1,000/month. Budget wisely.

I believe transparency and the right tools are your allies. Your $10K/month milestone might be closer than you think. Ready to start your own journey? Dive into the video "How I Used Twitter to Hit $10K/Month" for deeper insights. You won't regret it. YouTube link

Frequently Asked Questions

Share your progress, engage your audience, and use Twitter's tools to maximize your reach.
SuperX offers robust API integrations and a user-centric platform to optimize performance.
We use a combination of APIs, cloud services, and open-source solutions to build SuperX.
Listen to user feedback, continuously improve your product, and provide excellent customer service.
The cost is about $1,000 per month for using OpenAI and Anthropics Claude Sona APIs.

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