Silos

A high-ticket coaching business run almost entirely on paid acquisition. Meta ad creatives with transcripts and run windows, the organic output around them, and the landing pages the ads point at.

The second coach. His organic side already runs as the Flipping Mastery channel, so this carries only paid creatives and their funnel. Quiet but persistent: 4 long-runners to Morby's 53, longest 625 days.

Creative-finance coaching — subject-to and seller-financed deals — sold as a mentorship community. 53 creatives still running past 60 days, against 4 for the next coach. Two Meta identities: his own name and SubTo.

All-in-one CRM for real estate investors — the software seat, and a control rather than a rival: it sells to investors, not to coaching clients. Read it for how a tool positions against doing the job by hand.

High-ticket sales training — setting, closing, building a remote sales team — sold to coaches and agencies, so his buyer is us rather than our market. The loudest advertiser in the index: 82 creatives past 60 days, longest 645.

Texas real-property, probate and family law — the Property Code, Sampson & Tindall, a State Bar probate practice manual, two secondary texts, and Black's Law Dictionary page by page. The largest corpus in the index.

Oklahoma City development regulation for one horizontal project — zoning article by article, subdivision regulations, drainage criteria, and paved road standards.

Alex and Leila Hormozi's free Acquisition.com material — the three $100M courses lesson by lesson, long-form talks, and the three books as an authoritative layer.

Sales, marketing and copywriting books from a Calibre export. Consulted directly the way a shelf is, rather than mined the way a feed is.

Practitioners buying and curing defective ownership interests. Indexed one document per post, so every hit carries its own permalink.

Land investing — acquisition, due diligence, disposition. Capped at 12 months; the group's own feed only paginates back to April 2025 anyway.

Land investing around The Land Geek brand — deal talk mixed with heavy motivation and mindset content. The largest Facebook corpus here.

A real-estate investing mastermind community. Displays as “DataSift Real Estate Mastermind Community” despite the reisift slug — a rebrand that kept the URL.

Jack Bosch's land investing community — acquisition, direct mail, seller financing. The largest audience of the six.

Buying distressed real estate — foreclosure, pre-foreclosure, tax-delinquent, probate — and the structures used to get it under contract. The acquisition-side counterpart to Ugly Title, which cures the title on much the same property. The only Facebook silo here holding its group's complete history.

WFG National's public underwriting site — bulletins, guidelines, the Texas promulgated forms and rate orders, FinCEN guidance. What a carrier will actually insure, as opposed to what the law says.

National Investors Title's Texas Supplement — heirship affidavits, the three kinds of estate administration, homestead, adverse possession, foreclosure. The second carrier, so one query compares two on the same defect.

The Texas Title Examination Standards adopted by two State Bar sections — the profession's consensus on what a prudent examiner should accept, standard by standard with commentary and case authority.

The highest lifetime output in the roster at a modest reach ratio — a publish-constantly channel, useful for volume of angles.

One of the two strongest reach ratios in the group — it consistently gets past its own subscriber base.

The most single-mindedly on-topic channel in the roster — nearly every recent title is AI, aimed squarely at non-technical operators.

Tool tutorials and walkthroughs — aimed at people learning the software rather than the strategy. Good source of concrete how-to hooks.

Build-along, developer-facing slant. The longest videos per document in the group, so hooks here are buried deep rather than up front.

Shares the top reach ratio in the group — strong pull relative to subscriber count, which makes its title patterns worth studying.

A large audience behind the thinnest collection in the index — the harvest has barely started, so treat gaps as our gap, not hers.

The broadest subject mix in the group — barely half the recent titles are AI, so expect adjacent business and audience-building content.

Long-form by the group's standards and one of the denser collections — more developed arguments, fewer quick hooks.

The highest reach ratio of any indexed channel against the smallest audience in the group — the clearest signal here of topic selection beating distribution.

Tied for the most on-topic channel, and the densest general collection per document. Small audience, high output.

The largest audience in the group. A tool-directory channel, so it skews to what a product does rather than whether to use it.

Conference talks on evals, agent architecture, RAG and production systems. The technical-correctness counterweight, and the largest YouTube collection here.

Ed Zitron on AI economics — capex, token costs, vendor viability. The only source in the index that argues the negative case, and the sharpest source of contrarian hooks.

Operating a software company in the AI era — unit economics, agents at scale, org design. Answers the company-scale question the creators skip.

AI inside accounting firms — the closest thing here to a practitioner reporting what actually shipped in a real professional services business.

Startup ideas and long-form founder interviews. The longest-form catalogue in the index and a dense source of positioning angles.

Daily AI news framed for business consequence. The fastest-moving collection in the index, and the best source for what changed this week.

The largest audience in the group — wholesaling and flipping mechanics, deal structure, and negotiation scripts.

Live cold-call and negotiation footage rather than instruction — the rawest source here for language that actually gets used on a seller.

The longest-form channel in this group and the densest real-estate collection — texting and lowball-offer tactics in detail.

The “talk to people” school of wholesaling — seller conversation, tone, and follow-up. Strong source of scripts and objection handling.

Off-market at scale — dispositions, acquisitions teams, operational detail. The largest real-estate collection here against the smallest audience.