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$4.4 trillion in PE assets under management Monitored by analysts who spend 500+ hours a year copying numbers from PDFs into Excel. Not analyzing. Copying and pasting. A fund has 10 portcos. One on NetSuite, one on QuickBooks, three on Excel, one CFO sending a paragraph in an email every quarter. Company A calls it "Revenue." Company B calls it "Net Sales." Company C doesn't even use the same EBITDA calculation. Before AI can do anything useful, you need four layers: 1. Ingestion: get the data out of PDFs, spreadsheets, emails, whatever format it shows up in 2. Normalization: make sure the same metric means the same thing across every company 3. Storage: structured database that can actually be queried, not a folder of files 4. Query layer: natural language interface so a non-technical partner can ask "which portco is trending down on margins?" and get a real answer Most companies jump straight to layer 4 and wonder why nothing works. The unlock is building layers 1-3 first. Once those exist, the AI part is MUCH easier. The firms that get their data infrastructure right first will be untouchable.

$4.4 trillion in PE assets under management Monitored by analysts who spend 500+ hours a year copying numbers from PDFs into Excel. Not analyzing. Copying and pasting. A fund has 10 portcos. One on NetSuite, one on QuickBooks, three on Excel, one CFO sending a paragraph in an email every quarter. Company A calls it "Revenue." Company B calls it "Net Sales." Company C doesn't even use the same EBITDA calculation. Before AI can do anything useful, you need four layers: 1. Ingestion: get the data out of PDFs, spreadsheets, emails, whatever format it shows up in 2. Normalization: make sure the same metric means the same thing across every company 3. Storage: structured database that can actually be queried, not a folder of files 4. Query layer: natural language interface so a non-technical partner can ask "which portco is trending down on margins?" and get a real answer Most companies jump straight to layer 4 and wonder why nothing works. The unlock is building layers 1-3 first. Once those exist, the AI part is MUCH easier. The firms that get their data infrastructure right first will be untouchable.

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Convince me to not buy one of these sick villas I see being built in Tulum or Bali for like $250k Like grab a friend it’s $125k each…rent it out as much as you can when you aren’t using it Like surely I’m missing something…

Convince me to not buy one of these sick villas I see being built in Tulum or Bali for like $250k Like grab a friend it’s $125k each…rent it out as much as you can when you aren’t using it Like surely I’m missing something…

James Camp 🛠,🛠

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I once saw a funnel making $80k a month teaching people to do handstands This is way more insane than that

I once saw a funnel making $80k a month teaching people to do handstands This is way more insane than that

James Camp 🛠,🛠

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$1500/mo for a remote SDR to do what Hermes is doing for me at $250/mo Set it up last night for Nano Flips newsletter ad sales It’s already > scraping competitors newsletters > finding advertisers >looking up right person on their team >reaching out >negotiating rates > and tracking everything in a CRM And I just chat with it through Telegram. Much less clunky than openclaw was. And it gets better on its own - learning which outreach gets opens, who actually buys, how to negotiate better Def not something I would pitch to an enterprise client or mid market firm yet. But for an SMB or freelancer…this is an amazing agent and kind of crazy

$1500/mo for a remote SDR to do what Hermes is doing for me at $250/mo Set it up last night for Nano Flips newsletter ad sales It’s already > scraping competitors newsletters > finding advertisers >looking up right person on their team >reaching out >negotiating rates > and tracking everything in a CRM And I just chat with it through Telegram. Much less clunky than openclaw was. And it gets better on its own - learning which outreach gets opens, who actually buys, how to negotiate better Def not something I would pitch to an enterprise client or mid market firm yet. But for an SMB or freelancer…this is an amazing agent and kind of crazy

James Camp 🛠,🛠

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This is one of the best funnels I’ve seen in a while

This is one of the best funnels I’ve seen in a while

James Camp 🛠,🛠

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Creative can be…creative Even in B2B If you work in marketing you NEED to watch this. Kudos to the agency that did this. They deserve every lead they will get from it.

Creative can be…creative Even in B2B If you work in marketing you NEED to watch this. Kudos to the agency that did this. They deserve every lead they will get from it.

James Camp 🛠,🛠

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