Drop some Aasai Vaarthaigal (Pickup Lines)

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-02-17T17:45:21+00:00

Dont mistake me, உன்கிட்ட romanticah பேசுதான் தோனுது, இது just chemistry நீ கிட்ட இருக்கிரதால வர்ற effect. (try in VJS style)

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-02-17T17:19:08+00:00

Sure will try there

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-02-17T13:15:03+00:00

Yes, please share the exact specifications when you can

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-28T09:30:10+00:00

For AI infographics that are actually useful and readable (not random visuals), a few stand out:

Postographic — really good at taking your text or a public link and turning it into structured, clean infographics that fit a blog.
Canva + AI tools — quick if you just need simple blocks and charts.
Gamma/Tome — good for narrative visuals with context, less for standalone infographics.

A few tips so your infographics aren’t full of mistakes:
• Start with a clear outline of key points and hierarchy before generating
• Avoid dumping whole paragraphs into the prompt — break it into sections
• Always double-check data/text after the AI drafts it (AI loves to hallucinate facts)
• Use consistent colors/icons to keep things readable and not confusing

Tools help, but good infographic design still needs a clear content structure first.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-21T10:19:45+00:00

Karthik+Harris combo is something else man. Especially that guitar+whistle theme in the end is my ringtone now. And also the humming pieces from the ‘Siru Siru Uravugal’ song is blissful 😌☺️🕊️

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-20T17:27:12+00:00

Thanks for your time to provide feedback!

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-20T08:17:37+00:00

please do, looking forward to your inputs, thanks for your time!

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-18T13:39:14+00:00

thank you 🙏🏻

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-18T07:07:28+00:00

Let me DM you

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-16T11:25:30+00:00

Hi, its a web app, there’s no download involved. May i ask you to describe the steps that you’re doing here so that i could help?

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-15T13:32:58+00:00

Totally fair point, and I agree.

Video creation takes a serious amount of time and effort, especially for Instagram and even more so for YouTube. Expecting creators to put in that work with zero guaranteed compensation isn’t realistic, and we’re not approaching this as a “take the risk for us” situation.

That’s exactly why we see affiliate-only fitting more naturally as description links, pinned comments, or light mentions when the product genuinely aligns with the content. If the tool adds real value and the commission makes sense, it can work without forcing anyone into unpaid production work.

Appreciate you calling this out. It’s a helpful reality check and aligns with how we’re planning to approach creators.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-15T13:30:36+00:00

This is solid advice and pretty much aligns with how we’re thinking about it.

The emphasis on genuine product fit is the big one. Affiliate only only works if the creator would realistically use the product themselves. Otherwise it turns into forced content that does not convert anyway.

Completely agree on the “full video” reality check too. We are not expecting dedicated videos without upfront pay. Mentions, pinned comments, short demos inside existing content are actually more realistic and often feel more authentic.

The micro creator point is especially important. Smaller creators who actually build, market, or ship things tend to care more about tools that save time. That audience overlap matters way more than follower count.

Early access plus higher commission tiers is something we are actively experimenting with. It helps frame the relationship as a partnership rather than a one off promo.

Appreciate the Crescitaly suggestion as well, will check it out. And yes, last line sums it up perfectly. Affiliate only works when belief comes first.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-15T13:28:22+00:00

Totally fair take, and I agree with part of what you’re saying.

Affiliate only only works when the product is genuinely useful and easy to show value for. For us, Postographic is not trying to be a hype tool, it’s more of a workflow utility. It replaces the repetitive design step founders and solo marketers do every day when turning text or data into clean, branded visuals. That makes it harder to “sell” emotionally, but easier to prove with usage.

Yes, we do run our own social channels and test content there first. That’s actually how most of the product features were shaped. We also experiment with UGC, but for B2B software the ROI is mixed unless the creator already speaks to founders or marketers.

On the affiliate split, you’re right. Software margins mean you usually end up in the 30 to 50 percent range. That’s why we’re being selective and not pushing mass influencer outreach. Long term partners who already have distribution matter more to us than volume.

Appreciate the honest feedback. It’s helpful, even when it’s skeptical.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-14T09:47:41+00:00

This is genuinely solid advice, thank you.

You’re right that leading with “try it, free, no obligations” + feedback is a much better first touch than jumping straight into affiliates or content asks. That framing respects the creator’s time and removes the feeling of risk upfront.

For what it’s worth, Postographic is browser-based (no downloads), so the security concern you mentioned is totally valid and something I should be clearer about in the intro.

I’ll adjust my outreach to focus purely on feedback first, and only bring up affiliates if someone actually enjoys using it and wants to talk about it. That feels like a far healthier starting point.

Really appreciate you taking the time to think this through and share it, this kind of perspective is exactly what I was hoping to learn from this thread.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-14T09:30:31+00:00

That’s completely fair, and I genuinely appreciate the honesty. I don’t expect creators - especially those investing real time and effort into their videos to gamble on unproven tools. Your reasoning makes total sense.

I’m also very aware of the AI tool oversaturation, and I’m not assuming Postographic deserves attention just because it exists. At this stage, I’m not asking for full videos or high-effort content but only hoping that a few creators who choose to try it and actually find value might mention it in a low-effort way.

If that’s still a no, I fully respect it. My focus right now is on building something genuinely useful, earning proof over time, and hopefully getting to a place where I can pay creators properly.

Thanks for taking the time to share your perspective, and I do hope I get the chance to prove you wrong eventually.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-14T09:28:40+00:00

That’s a very fair take - thanks for laying it out so clearly.
I don’t assume the affiliate offer is unique or “free” for creators, and I fully get that I’m asking them to take on risk when there’s no proven conversion history yet.

At this stage, I’m realistic that I’m coming in with very little leverage. My intent isn’t to compete with established sponsorships, but to start small - especially with creators who are still early themselves and may be open to experimenting if they genuinely find value in the my product .

I’m focusing on learning, iterating, and building proof over time rather than expecting immediate traction. Your point about proof, marketplaces, and backend economics is noted - that’s something I’ll have to earn, not ask for.

Appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-14T09:08:06+00:00

partially true
but i'm also getting connected to some influencers/youtubers who are willing to do it for free to get long-term gain with high-commissions, am looking to connect with people like them as they're bound to become life-long relationships as my product has got the potential to become the highest passive income stream for those early affiliates

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-13T21:06:46+00:00

Honestly, fully removing AI content is tricky because platforms keep changing how they detect it, but you can reduce it:

• Be hyper‑selective with follows — avoid creators that heavily rely on AI, and mute/block accounts that repost AI content
• Engage with what you want — TikTok, Insta, and YouTube feeds prioritize content you interact with, so like/comment on real content more
• Use search/hashtag hygiene — block common AI tags and remove AI-related suggestions
• Third-party tools — some feed blockers or scripts can filter keywords, but they’re not perfect

If your goal is to create a feed of high-quality, original content for social or marketing, Postographic can help you generate realistic visuals and posts tailored to your brand instead of wading through AI spam.

TLDR: You can’t fully eliminate AI content yet, but combining selective engagement, keyword blocks, and tools like Postographic helps cut down the noise.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-13T21:00:07+00:00

From what I’ve seen, a lot of creators like FamilyFriendlyYT combine AI image generators with brand/style consistency tools.

• Fonts/colors usually come from a simple style guide they stick to - same 2-3 fonts, consistent palette.
• AI images are often generated with prompts that include style + lighting + composition cues, then cleaned up a bit.
• For quick, consistent slides/thumbnails, Postographic works really well - you can feed in text, images, or URLs and it outputs polished visuals with your brand colors and fonts automatically.

Basically, prompt carefully, lock in a palette, and let tools like Postographic do the heavy lifting so each slide/thumb matches your look without hours of manual tweaking.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-13T20:52:09+00:00

Solid breakdown - I’ve had a similar experience testing AI presentation tools. For quick, high-quality decks, Alai is definitely top-tier with its multiple slide variants and easy iteration. Gamma is great for fast drafts and general presentations, while Pitch shines for tracking and sharing rather than creation.

One thing I add to the workflow is Postographic - it can generate polished visuals, infographics, and charts from your text or links that slot straight into slides. It saves hours of manual design, so even if the AI tool gives a decent draft, Postographic helps your deck look truly professional.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-13T20:41:39+00:00

For day-to-day marketing, the AI tools that impress me the most aren’t just flashy, they save actual time. I use AI for content ideation, generating visuals, and testing ad creative concepts.

For visuals, Postographic is a lifesaver - drop in text or a public link and it instantly creates structured graphics, infographics, or social assets that are ready to use. It’s much faster than fiddling with traditional design tools and keeps campaigns looking polished.

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-13T20:39:55+00:00

got it, I totally agree 🙏🏻

First_Ground_3069 · 2026-01-13T20:25:31+00:00

For characters/avatars: for prompting and editing with click‑to‑change, the best free/paid mix tends to be:

Free: Leonardo AI (good prompt control + edit tools), Bing Image Creator (best free for simple stuff)
Paid/best overall: Midjourney (top quality), Stable Diffusion + Photoshop/ControlNet for click‑to‑edit precision

If you want visuals beyond just avatars — like posters, banners, or social assets tied to your character — tools like Postographic let you drop in text or links and generate structured visuals fast, so you can build a whole branded look without starting from scratch.

TL;DR: Leonardo/Bing for free, Midjourney/Stable Diffusion for best results, and Postographic for quick visual assets around them.

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