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The Indie Creator🎨 - Issue #19
Hey there👋
This is Ayush, that dude from Twitter🙏
How’s it going?
How was last week? Hope you're doing good.
Welcome to The Indie Creator issue 19.
Today we're talking about -
My first bet of 2022 - A service instead of a product🤔
Perfect vs Progress (A Visual)
My Best Tweet of the week, and why it worked
Tweet For Me - My 1st bet
So in case, you didn't notice, last week I launched my 1st bet of 2022 - TweetForMe (proud of the URL)
It's a productized service where people can hire me to write Twitter content for them.
I've been a ghostwriter for the last few months now, and I realized that I should figure out a way to "productize" my offering.
Here's the backstory of how I came to become a ghostwriter, and how TweetForMe was conceived. -
Right!
Time to launch🚀🚀🚀
TweetForMe - High-quality tweets that match your style, voice, and pocket.
Handcrafted.
By humans✍️
But before I get to the launch, a little back story -
(and another small example of how Twitter changed my life😅)
— Ayush 🙏 (@ayushtweetshere)
6:25 PM • Jan 13, 2022
Now, here's why I didn't launch a product, instead launched a service -
When you're a small creator, you don't have much of an audience, it's very hard to get a product off the ground.
It's much easier to sell a service and make a $1000 compared to making 50 sales at $20.
I realized this when reading the book $100M offers.
Doing sales is about positioning the offer in a way that it's a no-brainer to the ideal customer. Even if it's absurd for everyone else.
So I thought what $1000 offer can I make to someone. And decided to scale the freelancing service to that amount.
And guess what, I actually made the sale withing the first 12 hours -
Aaandddd.. sold 🙏
(Rushes to update @T_For_Me landing page🏃🏃🏃)
— Ayush 🙏 (@ayushtweetshere)
5:07 AM • Jan 15, 2022
To my client, that's a no-brainer offer.
This gives me hope that I can find more such clients, hire a few writers and run an agency business.
It will be easier to do with a small audience like mine.
Products will work well with a larger audience.
You need distribution, either organic or paid.
And I don't have the budget to pay for ads.
For context, in all of 2021, I made a total of $1000 through my info products.😅
I'll still make info products later in the year, but for now, I want to focus on this service.
PS: Making the landing page and writing the copy for it was a lot of fun.
I encourage you to check it out even if you're not the ideal customer -

High Quality Tweets that match your voice, style and pocket.
Perfect vs Progress (A Visual)
I love this visualization from Ash. He is one of my favorite visualizers on Twitter.
As a creator, this describes me perfectly.
If I waited for perfection, I wouldn't be able to do anything. Hardly any of my projects are ever "perfect"
Instead, they're always evolving.
Love this.
Perfection is the enemy of progress.
— Ash Lamb (@ash_lmb)
2:04 PM • Jan 12, 2022
My Best Tweet of the week👀
This one -
This is what most "how to" threads feel like these days.
No🤔
— Ayush 🙏 (@ayushtweetshere)
3:03 PM • Jan 14, 2022
Hahaha.
Looks like people like memes🤣
It kinda went semi-viral with more than 15,000 impressions!
Got a bunch of followers as well after it. Super cool.
It was a silly tweet thought up in a minute. Funny how the most well thought out Tweets don't do as well as this one did.
It's so random😅
Important Update
That’s it, that’s my 3 minutes, will let you go now. But one request -
If you've not been having fun with this newsletter, please consider unsubscribing.
I don't mind.
No hard feelings.
I'd rather you unsubscribe than not open the newsletter.
But if you do enjoy this newsletter.
Please do me a favor, please ask one of your friends to subscribe.
It would mean a lot to me🙏
Cheers,
Ayush