A viral meme featuring Lily Phillips racked up 7.4 million views when the speaker captioned it with a joke about founders after VC pitches. He used the momentum to promote his SaaS product for meme marketers, which Coinbase and Beehive already use, and landed a bunch of new customers.
Lily Phillips just replied to my tweet and got me new software customers. The internet's weird, man. So let me explain how this happened. So Lily Phillips did a walkthrough England with a plastered face and it was not moisturizer. You know what it was, people. You got dirty minds. We all know here. And so I take this video and I put my own caption. I say, founders walking through San Francisco after giving VC pitches, right? So founders, you know, give pitches, whatever, and Right? They get splooshed on and the video goes viral, like 7.4 million views, right? And underneath, Lily comments saying, hey there, that's me while she's wearing a towel, right? My wife was not happy about this, but it's okay because she got me more views, right? So underneath my viral post of Lily Phillips, I commented my software, right? So I make software for unhinged meme marketers at brands like Coinbase and Beehive and all these big brands, right? And I commented underneath, it has 200,000 views. Thank you, Lily Phillips. I'm getting customers like crazy. So thank you, Lily Phillips, for taking the load off me. Thank you, Lily Phillips, for coming by. Oh, Lily Phillips, you are a meme lord.
