octobereleven

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by octobereleven 4y ago
It makes sense in a way, but I've always been afraid that more content would mean people get inundated and leave.
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by octobereleven 5y ago
Thank you for these kind words!
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by octobereleven 5y ago
Thank you so much for your good words. It means a lot.
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by octobereleven 5y ago
Appreciate your support! Thank you!
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by octobereleven 5y ago
So happy to have you on! Thank you for being a blogstatic client. The first one and still on!
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by octobereleven 5y ago
One way I am trying to differentiate in terms of "Newsletter sending" is allowing users to send Newsletters not just of their posts. In other words, a Mailchimp/Convertkit functionality of sorts. Other ways it differentiates
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by octobereleven 5y ago
I am @valsopi on Twitter A bit of a backstory: The first version of blogstatic (about a year ago) was built in 30 hours over a course of a month. Since then, it has gone through multiple iterations with 95% of requests coming strictly from
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Show HN: Blogstatic.io – Blogging and Sending Newsletters from a single platform(blogstatic.io)
17 points by octobereleven 5y ago|11 comments
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I am building the next Medium(twitter.com)
1 points by octobereleven 6y ago|0 comments
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by octobereleven 6y ago
I think focusing on the basics. Being really good at the fundamentals. Not overthinking too much about what bigger players are doing, because they want to get EVERYONE so their software/product becomes EVERYTHING. VC backed companies I
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A small self-funded company outperforming larger VC backed ones(claritask.com)
7 points by octobereleven 6y ago|2 comments
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Little overlooked fact: Why project management is crucial(claritask.com)
1 points by octobereleven 6y ago|0 comments
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by octobereleven 6y ago
Full article here: https://claritask.com/blog/reasons-you-should-continue-adver...
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Core benefits of paid advertising and marketing during an economic downturn
1 points by octobereleven 6y ago|1 comments
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Resource Management as a Secret Weapon of a Successful Project Manager(claritask.com)
4 points by octobereleven 6y ago|0 comments
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by octobereleven 7y ago
Love this! Having "Method" that supports your strongly held "Beliefs" // it's a nice mix to have your original marketing support the product
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Can we become successful without “Luck”, regardless of how hard we work?(valsopi.com)
2 points by octobereleven 7y ago|0 comments
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by octobereleven 7y ago
Thank you! I am happy it resonated with you. I've ran a service business for quite some time and every other month or so feels like that : ) or I just didn't know how to run it properly
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by octobereleven 7y ago
Wrote this story in one go and wanted to share it with as many readers as I can. I Hope it resonates with you and inspires you to get over any challenge that you're facing today.
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A short story: That fate deciding meeting at 10(claritask.com)
7 points by octobereleven 7y ago|3 comments
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by octobereleven 7y ago
Here's one way to do it: https://medium.com/@val.sopi/how-i-am-getting-more-replies-f...
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Getting more replies from your initial users via personalized demos
3 points by octobereleven 7y ago|1 comments
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by octobereleven 7y ago
Trying to dissect 'remote work' and if it's the right thing for everyone.
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Conundrums on Working and Hiring Remotely(claritask.com)
1 points by octobereleven 7y ago|1 comments
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by octobereleven 8y ago
Hi Evan. Thanks for the kind words. These questions are doing wonders for me. It's even crazier when asking the client face-to-face, why "something is 'add negative here'" If we ask positive questions, people that d
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Why do task management apps suck?(medium.com)
3 points by octobereleven 8y ago|2 comments
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by octobereleven 8y ago
Hey nimonian / sorry just noticed your comment some 11 days later... Claritask just launched to the public, some 25 days ago. I'm already passed first payments, but yet to make it to the point I want it to be ($5K/month) whil
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by octobereleven 8y ago
Here's the link: https://medium.com/@val.sopi/how-i-taught-myself-how-to-code...
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It's Never Late to Learn Coding
13 points by octobereleven 8y ago|3 comments
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by octobereleven 8y ago
I wrote this as a reminder for myself, more than anything. This is a collection of doable things I've picked up along the way — things that have truly helped me whenever the going got rough. One caveat here is that, it's best to

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