270,000 views creates attention

27 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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Eric Siu examines a viral video that hit 270,000 views and questions whether Roy, a 22-year-old Stanford-affiliated CEO, can convert attention into Cluee software users. Siu notes the comments are mixed: some doubt the video drives adoption, one viewer says it made them consider the product. Personal branding works for courses, Siu argues, but software sales are different.

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This one got 270,000 views on it, right? And the funny thing is you look at the comments, this guy's like, bro, are you running out of topics? I can't imagine this brings more users to your platform. And then one guy is like, thanks to this, I have now considered becoming a user of Cluee. Like, they're literally saying this. It doesn't help. This guy works at Stanford, right? So I get it, like what he's doing, but I would be curious to see what the results are from this. So if Roy, you somehow see this video, let us know how it's going. Like, stay skinny as a 22-year-old tech CEO. Maybe that's interesting. People might be interested in you. How I maintain perfect skin, why I'm still ambitious after making millions. I don't know, man. If you're selling to a wide TAM, if you're selling courses and coaching, sure. I don't think he's selling that though. He's selling software.