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this app makes $808k/mo and it launched a year ago 🤯 Menufit reads a restaurant menu and tells you what to order this is the exact type of ad that is generating them millions the product itself is super easy to build you could clone the app in a... show more

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Easy to make viral content with apps like this

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they sell themselves tbh

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converting 150 people on 186 UGC videos is pretty hard haha

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if each video gets 1,000 views and just 1 person converts that’s such a low low percentage needed

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Now imagine those videos being posted across 50 warmed US accounts, that’s what we do!

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$808k off reading menus. Wild.

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imagine explaining that to someone 100 years ago

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😂😂😂😂😂

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the idea is so good, it went viral naturaly

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facts lesson there

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Menufit is goated

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yea they're good

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Great idea! Where did you find creators for $10 a post? I'm battling here on DMs

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@sideshift_app is the method

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@sideshift_app Thanks dude!

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How do you know the mrr? App revenue is private unless they posted it themselves

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there are platforms that let you see it anyway tho i use @Appkittie

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@Appkittie I guess my point is - it’s completely unverified.

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That's creative.

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actually they do over a million a month

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oh really even higher they r locked in

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any product in b2c is easy to make & hence no moat. results in revenue ONLY lies in distribution strategy!

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UGC wins early, but long‑term stickiness decides real profit

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I also love their paywall!

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the hard part isn't building something people want, it's scaling and monetizing before someone bigger copies your idea. menufit just happened to get there first.

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