“Your GitHub commits are a goldmine of content. But if you’re not sharing them, you’re leaving career opportunities and influence on the table.”
1️⃣ Time is Code, Not Tweets
Developers spend 3+ hours per week manually crafting tweets, LinkedIn posts, and blog updates. That’s time better spent writing code, fixing bugs, or shipping features. Automation ensures you stay visible online without breaking flow or spending hours drafting posts.
2️⃣ Consistency Builds Trust
Whether you're a freelancer, open-source maintainer, or startup founder, consistency matters. Regular updates signal active work and thought leadership, making you more discoverable to potential clients, contributors, and followers.
3️⃣ Let Your Work Speak for Itself
Most of your hard work happens in private repos, commit messages, and pull requests—invisible to the world. By automating your social presence, your contributions become public proof of your expertise, problem-solving ability, and technical growth.
4️⃣ Attract Audiences
Recruiters, investors, and collaborators are lurking on Twitter and LinkedIn, looking for talented developers. Sharing your work consistently increases inbound opportunities, whether it’s job offers, speaking invites, or OSS sponsorships.
🚀 Automate Your Social Proof
Stop wasting time manually posting updates—let your code do the talking.
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