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introducing @typeshare_co
the only ai writing app where ai doesn't write a single sentence
⭢ you do 100% of the writing
⭢ hire ai agents to remix and republish your ideas
⭢ frees up time for the highest-leverage activity: writing
there's a new meta for growing on LinkedIn:
sharing screenshots of your tweets.
we just added a new feature to Typeshare.co that lets you turn your best performing tweets into screenshots you can share on LinkedIn.
you can also offload this task to your LinkedIn Agent!
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You can now fully customize your posting schedule in Typeshare.co
• Drag and drop to build your schedule
• Pick which slots your agents can fill
• Set custom slots for each platform you post on
• Or ask Ty, and he'll build the perfect schedule for you!
Live now!
Sam Shore retweeted
This is exactly what we've built inside Typeshare.
You do the writing.
The robots do everything else:
• Republishing across social platforms
• Repurposing old & new content
• Remixing content across different types of media
Check it out: typeshare.co
every other writing app has an AI chat inside their text editor.
Typeshare has your Digital Brain.
instead, of asking AI to write something for you (slop) you can browse, search, filter, and remix your ENTIRE library of content and thinking – right inside the Typeshare editor.
it's super helpful when you're writing to see all of your past content on a certain topic.
Sam Shore retweeted
introducing @typeshare_co
the only ai writing app where ai doesn't write a single sentence
⭢ you do 100% of the writing
⭢ hire ai agents to remix and republish your ideas
⭢ frees up time for the highest-leverage activity: writing
ai writing is abrasive because it shows a complete lack of thinking. why would you expect somebody to read something that you put no thought into. the entire point of writing is to clarify your thoughts before you share them with others.
The usefulness of Amazon’s 6-page memo has been nuked by AI-generated text (employees sit in meetings suspecting text is AI and tune out).
Suspicious memos tagged as AI;DR (AI, didn’t read).
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if your goal is to become smarter, then you should never use AI to write anything net-new
the highest value use of it is to take something you have already written and have it pull out verbatim passages and share those on social platforms
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Sam Shore retweeted
My Endless Idea Generator Framework (taught to over 15,000 writers!):
I have been writing online since 2007.
But I started taking my writing career seriously in 2013, after graduating from Columbia College Chicago. That’s when I committed to building the skill of writing in the digital age, and making my dream of becoming a full-time writer come true.
And to take action toward this goal, I forced myself to write one Quora answer per day, every day, for 365 days in a row.
• A year later, I was the most-read writer on all of Quora (out of 200 million users).
• 2 years later, I had quit my 9-5 job to work for myself as a ghostwriter.
• 5 years later, I had built the first ghostwriting agency for founders & executives, selling millions of dollars of ghostwriting services.
• And 10 years later, I have since built 9 different $1M+ writing-related businesses, including some of the largest writing programs in the world.
Needless to say, I did what I set out to do.
And a skill I have acquired, and practiced relentlessly over the past decade, is how to quickly & easily generate high-quality ideas (for myself, as well as for hundreds of clients across every industry imaginable).
So that’s what I’m going to share with you here today.
After writing thousands and thousands of pieces online—short-form, long-form, essays, newsletters, articles, video scripts, you name it—I have created a framework for myself to ensure I never run out of ideas.
And I have taught this framework to over 15,000 writers inside our flagship writing program, Ship 30 for 30:
If you are building software, you should watch this.
AI is changing the rules of the SaaS game and to succeed in 2027, you'll need highly-opinionated software.
"There is no moat in anything if you do not have a point of view."
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every AI writing / social posting app has the same goal: help you go viral
• copy viral posts
• viral AI post writer
• AI content ideas
idk about you, but I feel like chasing virality is not a great strategy.
my goal with Typeshare is to help you publish your ideas consistently and build a library of content.
a compounding library of content is how you achieve everything you want in your career.
Everything you want is possible by writing online:
• Attract clients
• Land your dream job
• Start speaking on podcasts
• Build an audience in a niche
• Create & sell digital products
• Build multiple streams of income
• Make yourself and your career defensible
• Etc.
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Every other AI writing tool automates the writing.
Typeshare does the opposite - we automate everything else so all you have to do is write.
Sam Shore retweeted
We've completely rebuilt Typeshare to empower writers/creators in the AI-era.
• Everything you write gets organized in your Digital Brain
• You can "hire" Agents to republish & remix content
• Which frees up time for you to focus on the highest-leverage activity:
Writing.
once you make $1, $10 is inevitable
once you make $10, $100 is inevitable
once you make $100, $1,000 is inevitable
once you make $1,000, $10,000 is inevitable
it took me 5 years to make my first $1 online, then 2 months to make $10,000
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pangram is the latest status symbol
yet every AI writing company continues to automate away the writing (and with it your mind)
Typeshare is doing the complete opposite - we're going all in on human writing and using AI to automate the grunt work around it
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