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by sak5sk 3y ago
That's the beautiful part about Nostr, anyone can create a website and "sell" it any way they like.
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by sak5sk 3y ago
Network effects. Every new app that joins grows the network without the content creator having to do anything new.
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by sak5sk 3y ago
I'm curious what part is daunting to you? I have no issues getting set up on Damus. It was as easy as any other app.
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by sak5sk 3y ago
Nostr user here, absolutely love everything I am seeing. I think Nostr is deeply misunderstood by onlookers and I'd like to share a few things that may help clear things up: 1. Nostr is not a social network - it's a protocol on to
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Phase 4(undefined.scribbble.co)
3 points by sak5sk 4y ago|0 comments
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Sribbble – Blog from Your Desktop(scribbble.co)
5 points by sak5sk 4y ago|2 comments
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Unbiased Take on the Twitter Saga(undefined.scribbble.co)
1 points by sak5sk 4y ago|1 comments
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by sak5sk 4y ago
I must be working on the wrong types of teams :(
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by sak5sk 4y ago
How do larger teams handle async updates outside of text? Are people supposed to share video updates and everyone is just expected to watch them?
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by sak5sk 4y ago
I've had positive experiences working with agencies, though generally agree that their business model depends on getting people through the door and out another. I think they key to making it work is to set very clear expectations and
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I 14Xed my salary in 14 years(instamentor.com)
8 points by sak5sk 5y ago|13 comments
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by sak5sk 5y ago
No you are not the only one. Seems half the comments here miss the point. It's a clever addition!
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8 Tips to level up your designs and typography(gene.design)
3 points by sak5sk 5y ago|1 comments
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A solo maker scaled his website to 1MM UVs and $20k MRR(gene.design)
1 points by sak5sk 5y ago|0 comments
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Stupid simple pricing tweaks that will make you more money(indiehackers.com)
3 points by sak5sk 5y ago|0 comments
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SaaS Blocks – Tailwind Components(saasblocks.app)
4 points by sak5sk 5y ago|2 comments
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by sak5sk 6y ago
There's absolutely no reason that we shouldn't have the capability (in the near future) to generate entire websites with a click of a button and narrated instructions. This is definitely the step in the right direction. Congrats o
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by sak5sk 6y ago
There was one company I saw that had a one click integration as part of their onboarding flow, just forgot to grab the example. It's very clever, and a great way to expose the product to multiple people within your organization (think
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Improve Your SaaS Conversion Rate with 11 Onboarding Strategies(swipe.page)
4 points by sak5sk 6y ago|2 comments
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by sak5sk 6y ago
You live in a world driven in large part by marketing and sales. It's not a worldview, it's facts. I am not making any money from "other people's dreams. I sell a product which helps companies make their sites sell bette
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by sak5sk 6y ago
Airtable is Google Sheets on steroids. The benefit of using airtable is that you can present a locked preview of the product, so the "view" is visible to everyone you share it with / or if you embed on the site like I did.
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by sak5sk 6y ago
Enterprise businesses definitely have longer purchase cycles and their decisions hinge on multiple people with multiple touch points. While Swipe is not really tailored to enterprise, it does contain some items that may help. You can sort t
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by sak5sk 6y ago
Fair enough. I don't have any expenses, everything I use is free. Gumroad DOES take a fee, so there's that. And taxes.. always taxes. Thanks for pointing this out!
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by sak5sk 6y ago
I am a consultant and have no contracts with any of my clients. My time is my time.
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by sak5sk 6y ago
I totally agree with this statement, but don't see how it applies to what I wrote. My summary was to explain how I utilized my time and energy to build a product and launch it on a popular platform (with some pre-sales). I do not teach
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by sak5sk 6y ago
It's a good joke, but I think it's intellectually cheap and easy to use as a snarky response, but completely misses the factual arguments. Not everyone who teaches can sell. Not everyone who sells can build. I can read a detailed
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by sak5sk 6y ago
Writing about a successful launch is a fairly common occurrence. This is a process called shared what you learned. In most cases the learnings are not financially-related, and in fact most launches on Product Hunt don't make any money.
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by sak5sk 6y ago
Hey, thanks for the comment. The process of talking about building a product is fairly standard and is called "build in the open". While there is certainly a rewarding feeling in selling something you built, I get more pleasure to
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by sak5sk 6y ago
Thank you! Saw your comment on Twitter too ;)
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by sak5sk 6y ago
My affiliate marketing background also tells me that if something is profitable, chances are you can scale it. So this is my goal - figure out ways to scale this thing. It's too fun to just drop now.

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