How listed companies publish — one board per FTSE 100 and S&P 500 company, counted from their posts — and curated boards with a premise you can check. Open one to read it; sign in to clone it, or start your own.
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How listed companies publish — one board per FTSE 100 and S&P 500 company, counted from their posts — and curated boards with a premise you can check. Open one to read it; sign in to clone it, or start your own.
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19 curated boards
by Nam Nguyen
Posts from people building with AI, chosen for how they introduce a capability: plain language, one concrete thing it now does, no adjectives doing the work.
by Nam Nguyen
How AI products get announced when the announcement works: the thing named, one concrete capability, the number where the adjective would go. Chosen for a listed generative-AI platform writing for a feed rather than a docs page.
by Nam Nguyen
The move a science company needs when it has news: the consumer stake first, the mechanism second, and one checkable number holding it up. Built for a food-technology business whose story reaches markets through someone else's RNS.
by Nam Nguyen
A holding company's news is always a portfolio company's news. These are posts that make a third party's result land as evidence for the teller — the exact problem an investment company has every time it posts.
by Nam Nguyen
How an operating business earns attention without a product launch: explain the result with the thing that caused it, in one move, with the number first.
by Nam Nguyen
A specialist audience that reads primary sources punishes over-claiming faster than any other. These are posts that survive being checked: specific, sourced, never louder than the fact underneath.
by Nam Nguyen
With no product to announce, an advisory firm's only currency is reasoning a reader can apply before they ever hire you. These are posts that spend judgement rather than credentials.
by Nam Nguyen
Resource companies live on a single structural fact about supply. These are posts built the same way: the scarcity quantified, then the position against it, and nothing else competing for the reader.
by Nam Nguyen
Direct-response writing for an audience that discounts claims automatically: the mechanism in one line, then the proof, then the objection answered before it is raised.
by Nam Nguyen
Creative for a visible-results category that cannot over-promise: specificity, honest timelines, and the customer doing the claiming instead of the brand.
by Nam Nguyen
Performance positioning for an audience that already measures everything. A measurable claim with the mechanism behind it, and no hedging anywhere in the sentence.
by Nam Nguyen
How an agency serving public companies earns trust: show the thinking, respect the compliance constraint, and never over-claim a result the client would have to defend.
by Nam Nguyen
The craft posts behind performance creative: angles, iteration discipline, and why most testing programmes learn nothing. Method stated as a rule, with the failure it prevents named.
by Nam Nguyen
Revenue, churn, burn and headcount, posted in public by the people they belonged to. The riskiest thing a founder can post and consistently one of the best-performing, which is the entire argument for building in public in one board.
by Nam Nguyen
Under 140 characters, ranked by reach. Evidence against the belief that getting read requires a thread — and a hard exercise to copy, because there is nowhere for a weak idea to hide in one line.
by Nam Nguyen
Posts whose first line puts a figure in front of the reader before anything else. The most portable opening move there is — it works in any industry, and it is the one every investor deck and launch post is secretly imitating.
by Nam Nguyen
The launch post as a form, taken from the most-watched product category on the platform. Read forty of them together and the shared skeleton is impossible to miss: name the thing, name what it now does, put the number where the adjective would go.
by Nam Nguyen
Ranked by replies against likes. Agreement is quiet; disagreement types. These are the posts that made people stop and answer rather than nod, which is a different craft from a post everyone approves of.
by Nam Nguyen
The hundred highest-reaching posts in the library, ranked. No theme and no argument — just the ceiling, so you can see what the top of this platform actually looks like instead of guessing at it.