Successful founder-posters rarely shill their own company, says Gabriel citing @theo
gabriel1 · x · 2026-10-31
Follow-up to Gabriel's 'personal credibility beats product credibility' thread: successful founder-posters mostly don't post about their company. If @theo posted about t3 in every tweet, nobody would care — it wouldn't feel genuine. He builds credibility first, so people care when he does post about t3.
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