Watched 1 hour of Gamma's insane $100M growth hacks so you don't have to 1/ Writing content for Claude is useless — it barely cites anyone -> So Gamma created an official Claude app — you type "make me a deck" and Claude pulls up the Gamma app 2/ Gamma hacks signups made by AI agents -> They write "10% extra if you sign up right now" into files only agents read — to influence what the AI picks 3/ ChatGPT answers 60% of queries from live web and 40% from memory 4/ LLMs never cite praise, only comparisons -> A page called "Gamma vs PowerPoint" gets quoted in AI answers — a page called "why Gamma is great" never does 5/ ChatGPT sends 8x more customers than your analytics shows -> Ask "where did you find us?" at signup — people answer ChatGPT even when the click data shows nothing 6/ ChatGPT search runs on Bing 7/ Only ChatGPT reads Reddit — Claude and Gemini ignore it completely -> A Reddit post becomes a ChatGPT answer in 30-45 days 8/ ChatGPT memory compounds: it re-recommends brands it already showed you -> First mover doesn't just win the citation — it wins every repeat answer after 9/ They got cited from an 18k-view video same as a 400k one -> Views don't matter — titles do. Write YouTube titles the same way people type prompts into ChatGPT 10/ Small subreddits never produce citations — there's a size threshold 11/ Substack barely gets cited because writers gate their content Medium and Quora still get indexed — open content wins by default 12/ Their #2# most-cited source is their own website -> You literally control what the AI says about your competitors there 13/ One negative Reddit comment stuck in ChatGPT answers for months -> Bad sentiment gets cited as readily as good 14/ A citation dies in ~3 months -> They track every one in a spreadsheet and re-win the phrase quarterly 15/ Selling B2B? Claude and Microsoft Copilot beat ChatGPT -> That's where people ask about tools at work — and Copilot comes free with Office 16/ Broad topics take 45 days to get cited — niche ones take a day -> A Reddit post answering one very specific question showed up in Google's AI answers within 24 hours 17/ Nobody has ever seen X get cited by an LLM 18/ LinkedIn citations are pure chaos -> 500k-like posts and no-name posts get cited at the same rate 19/ Instagram is next: it's already appearing in search results -> His bet — IG and LinkedIn start shaping LLM answers within 6-12 months 20/ AI mode is collapsing click-through for everyone 21/ Fake Gammas are stealing their signups -> Copycats clone the landing page and buy ads on the keyword "Gamma" — users can't tell which one is real 22/ His next bet: make your product something an AI can sign up for by itself -> Claude Code already installs 5 tools per session without asking anyone 23/ ChatGPT doesn't know Forbes is Forbes — a no-name blog gets cited just as easily -> That window won't stay open long. The moment the labs build authority ranking, this playbook closes