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Getting data (Open rate, CTR etc.) from a recent email campaign, should already give a good indication of the level of engagement each newsletter has.
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The searchable database is the real product, but to protect myself from procrastinating on this I forced myself to launch quickly. Hence the v0.5 solution.
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Maker here. Side note: Took all the feedback from HN on my previous demo. Still working hard on a searchable database with a ton of curated newsletters. My goal is to make it easier for fellow creators to share their startup & side proj
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Upstart – Find newsletters to promote your business or side projects
(upstart.me)
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Ask HN: Are there open source course hosting platforms?
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Ask HN: What's the most famous brutalist designed page on the web?
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done & done. I'm also letting go of the Dev only niche since I've been getting a bunch of feedback from other niches.
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quick 2 Q's: What industry is your list for. & what price would be low enough to not need a 'free' trial?
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cool, how would a 'test plan' ideally work for you?
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I'm planning on expanding for sure. I couldn't find anything like this, that's really why I built it. So I didn't have to google them every time I was looking for one.
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Great feedback! Tnx. Will rework the branding and positioning in the coming days.
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Updated for now. Working on rebranding it.
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Thats a good idea. Let me see what I can do. If there are devs in the house with a solid following, send me your details.
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Mailman – Find email newsletters you can sponsor to promote your product/service
(hellomailman.com)
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Ask HN: Which products made their first dollar on HN?
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Ask HN: Besides HN, what's your fav online community?
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10y ago
Are you providing a service or selling a product?
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Ask HN: Solo founders, what do you struggle with the most?
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Ask HN: Solohackers, what's your biggest daily challenge?
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10y ago
A good resource to quickly brand your project with a free open source logo is: http://logodust.com
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Ask HN: What are alternative sites like indiehackers?
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http://logodust.com - Free open source library of logo designs, money is made through custom logo designs. Very profitable
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For our logo design company ( http://fairpixels.co ), we open source our unused logo designs on http://logodust.com and make them available for free. We promote Logodust to bloggers/reporters and have gotten some
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10y ago
http://logodust.com for free open sourced logo designs. Useful for MVP's/Demos etc.
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how was the speed?
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Ask HN: What are some of the most profitable open source companies?
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I obviously can't predict if the price + product is something people want. Which is exactly why I like running these lean experiments. You can only find out by getting the idea out of your head, launch it in a quick and lean way and fi
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Yes i mean free/trial users. To convert those into paying customers, there's funneling and all sorts of othet work involved. This service would be to take an idea and validate it in 4 weeks. So you have a group of early adopters t
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So the 100(+) signups would be people who opted in to the service and answered the question why (by filling in their reason). So on the other side you'd have a list of leads including their individual motivation (instead of a random bu
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What would you pay for that?
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