We manipulate the X
and LinkedIn Algorithm
to get you millions of views.
We manipulate the X and LinkedIn Algorithm to get you millions of views.
Going viral is 100% skill based and not luck. Our launches book hundreds of demo calls or self-serve sign ups and millions in ARR.
We do everything, from script to distribution.
Billion dollar companies use us to make their biggest announcements:
Billion dollar companies use us to make their biggest announcements:
Recent Works
Our launches hit
#1 on trending.
Our Thesis
Going viral is entirely skill based.
How the algo works:
All of our launches go viral. Why?
Because we reverse-engineer how X and LinkedIn rank content: sourcing signals, reply chains, and engagement velocity. We design your launch to dominate those mechanics and get it pushed by the algo.
Testimonials
What founders say after launch.
"The video launch was amazing. It brought a ton of new users and attention from top VC’s. They have extremely good talent."
“We’re going to take it light today guys you blew us up. it’s been insane. crushed this launch. on top of self serve, the calendar is booked up for the next 3 weeks.”
“They absolutely crushed it. Matt is one of the best writers I have ever worked with. He knows exactly how to write something compelling and accurate. Their team of animators are incredible.”
"The video launch was amazing. It brought a ton of new users and attention from top VC’s. They have extremely good talent."
“We’re going to take it light today guys you blew us up. it’s been insane. crushed this launch. on top of self serve, the calendar is booked up for the next 3 weeks.”
“They absolutely crushed it. Matt is one of the best writers I have ever worked with. He knows exactly how to write something compelling and accurate. Their team of animators are incredible.”
"The video launch was amazing. It brought a ton of new users and attention from top VC’s. They have extremely good talent."
“We’re going to take it light today guys you blew us up. it’s been insane. crushed this launch. on top of self serve, the calendar is booked up for the next 3 weeks.”
“They absolutely crushed it. Matt is one of the best writers I have ever worked with. He knows exactly how to write something compelling and accurate. Their team of animators are incredible.”
FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
How do you know this will go viral?
Short answer: we don’t. We can’t make every company go viral. Virality isn’t a button you press. What we can do is identify whether the ingredients for scale exist — and engineer around them. On X and LinkedIn, people don’t scroll for entertainment. They scroll for leverage. They are looking for: Information that gives them an edge Tools that make them money Early access to something others don’t know yet The feed rewards novelty. Specifically: information arbitrage. If a post delivers something that makes the viewer feel early — early to a tool, early to a shift, early to an opportunity — engagement velocity spikes. And when velocity spikes, distribution expands. You can see this every time: When OpenAI releases a new model. When Claude ships an upgrade. When a new AI workflow drops. Those posts don’t go viral because of luck. They go viral because they offer: New capability Economic upside Status for being early When we evaluate a company, we ask one question: Is there real novelty here that gives the audience leverage? If the answer is yes, we structure the launch to amplify that leverage: Frame the product as a category shift Highlight the economic upside Make the viewer feel early Create urgency around adoption When those ingredients are present, we have extreme confidence in being able to go viral. Not because we’re guessing. But because the algorithm amplifies content that creates measurable behavior — and novelty tied to economic upside consistently produces that behavior. So no, we don’t “know” it will go viral. But when the product offers real leverage and we position it correctly, the probability of scale increases dramatically. Virality isn’t magic. It’s novelty × economic upside × algorithmic structure.
How do you know this will go viral?
Short answer: we don’t. We can’t make every company go viral. Virality isn’t a button you press. What we can do is identify whether the ingredients for scale exist — and engineer around them. On X and LinkedIn, people don’t scroll for entertainment. They scroll for leverage. They are looking for: Information that gives them an edge Tools that make them money Early access to something others don’t know yet The feed rewards novelty. Specifically: information arbitrage. If a post delivers something that makes the viewer feel early — early to a tool, early to a shift, early to an opportunity — engagement velocity spikes. And when velocity spikes, distribution expands. You can see this every time: When OpenAI releases a new model. When Claude ships an upgrade. When a new AI workflow drops. Those posts don’t go viral because of luck. They go viral because they offer: New capability Economic upside Status for being early When we evaluate a company, we ask one question: Is there real novelty here that gives the audience leverage? If the answer is yes, we structure the launch to amplify that leverage: Frame the product as a category shift Highlight the economic upside Make the viewer feel early Create urgency around adoption When those ingredients are present, we have extreme confidence in being able to go viral. Not because we’re guessing. But because the algorithm amplifies content that creates measurable behavior — and novelty tied to economic upside consistently produces that behavior. So no, we don’t “know” it will go viral. But when the product offers real leverage and we position it correctly, the probability of scale increases dramatically. Virality isn’t magic. It’s novelty × economic upside × algorithmic structure.
What kind of results should we realistically expect?
It depends on three variables: How strong the underlying narrative is, How aggressively we distribute, How ready your team is to capture demand. Across the main founder account + influencer amplification, successful launches land between 2-10M views. You should expect: Massive increase in visibility A compressed demand spike Clear signal on product-market fit Significant inbound if the offer is strong More tactically: We’ve had launches generate: • 500+ demos • Massive self-serve surges • Fundraise momentum What you shouldn’t expect: • That we can fix product-market fit • That we can convert a weak offer • That attention alone guarantees revenue Distribution amplifies what’s already there. If what’s there is strong (a product people want, great sales team, a good company reputation), the upside can be huge.
What kind of results should we realistically expect?
It depends on three variables: How strong the underlying narrative is, How aggressively we distribute, How ready your team is to capture demand. Across the main founder account + influencer amplification, successful launches land between 2-10M views. You should expect: Massive increase in visibility A compressed demand spike Clear signal on product-market fit Significant inbound if the offer is strong More tactically: We’ve had launches generate: • 500+ demos • Massive self-serve surges • Fundraise momentum What you shouldn’t expect: • That we can fix product-market fit • That we can convert a weak offer • That attention alone guarantees revenue Distribution amplifies what’s already there. If what’s there is strong (a product people want, great sales team, a good company reputation), the upside can be huge.
Do you guarantee views?
We don’t guarantee views, when we realistically could but here's why:
Do you guarantee views?
We don’t guarantee views, when we realistically could but here's why:
How long do the results last? Is it just a spike?
A launch compresses attention into a short window. That’s the point. They launch an early get seen and impressions grow for 48 hours, and then they fall off a cliff. you’ll see: • A sharp increase in impressions • A surge in demo requests • A spike in self-serve signups • A surge in inbound and recruiting interest
How long do the results last? Is it just a spike?
A launch compresses attention into a short window. That’s the point. They launch an early get seen and impressions grow for 48 hours, and then they fall off a cliff. you’ll see: • A sharp increase in impressions • A surge in demo requests • A spike in self-serve signups • A surge in inbound and recruiting interest
How long does it take from start to finish?
Typically, 4–6 weeks from kickoff to launch. Here’s how that breaks down: Week 1: Strategy & Narrative We pressure-test positioning. Identify the core novelty Define the bold claim Lock the launch angle Align on avatar + economic upside Map distribution plan Nothing moves forward until the narrative is sharp. Week 2–3: Script & Storyboarding This is where most of the work happens. Script development Hook testing Structure optimization for algorithm performance 10+ internal revisions Tight client feedback loops We are obsessive here. The hook and first 10 seconds matter more than anything. Week 3–4: Production Depending on scope: Founder-led shoot Studio shoot Motion / 3D / product demo build Influencer coordination We gather everything needed to execute at a high bar.
How long does it take from start to finish?
Typically, 4–6 weeks from kickoff to launch. Here’s how that breaks down: Week 1: Strategy & Narrative We pressure-test positioning. Identify the core novelty Define the bold claim Lock the launch angle Align on avatar + economic upside Map distribution plan Nothing moves forward until the narrative is sharp. Week 2–3: Script & Storyboarding This is where most of the work happens. Script development Hook testing Structure optimization for algorithm performance 10+ internal revisions Tight client feedback loops We are obsessive here. The hook and first 10 seconds matter more than anything. Week 3–4: Production Depending on scope: Founder-led shoot Studio shoot Motion / 3D / product demo build Influencer coordination We gather everything needed to execute at a high bar.
Ready to own
the timeline? Book a call!
Ready to own the timeline? Book a call!
If you’re announcing something important in the next 90 days, let’s talk.
We’ll map your positioning, define your bold claim, and outline exactly how we’d engineer your launch to go viral.
