Bill Flitter

Danny makes me look like a copywriting genius! Been using since launching 1.0 and loving it!

@antoinemilkoff you nailed the design (but I already told you that!) Antoine was extremely responsive when I reached out to him. His library is growing with solid ideas.

@LunchClub is the best for networking - especially while sheltering in place. A great way to meet new people. For maintaining the network, I am a big fan of @Uphabit. It's a great personal CRM to manage touches with close friends and business associates. You can set-up regular reminds to check in with people.

Recently I am finding myself being active on - Niche Facebook groups - Niche Discord groups. For example: https://community.indiestack.co/ - https://getmakerlog.com/ & Indiehackers - @Mapped

Here are a few that have worked for me that do take 2-3 hours of work per week. 1. This is a simple one but I got my first 200+ subscribers with comment marketing. My general commenting formula. -- Post on relevant sites, blogs, niche communities -- Post content that adds a lot of value in the comment. -- Include your name and a direct link to your site within the comment itself -...

I absolutely have an accountability partner - especially as a solo founder. We meet weekly for about 60 minutes to go over priorities and talk strategy. He is also a solo founder (but been at it longer) so his input is helpful because he's done it. He's been keeping me on track and focused.

Simple, easy to use, and addicting (damn you). I love it.

https://Fixmygrowth.com -> bite-sized growth marketing lessons

It's never too early. Build. Get feedback from a small group Iterate Get Feedback from +1 from the original group Iterate Get Feedback from +2 from group 2 Iterate Get Feedback from +4 from the original group 3 Repeat and continue to ask for feedback when you have thousands of customers.

Congrats and thanks for sharing your lessons. Best of luck!

Yes! Love this concept. Added my email to get an alert for iOS. Can we do 10 very hard questions before using an app so they give up wanting to use the app/phone/computer? :-) -Bill FixMyGrowth.com

Choosing the name and domain name can be nerve-racking! I feel you. I prefer TwitMate. "Twittter's best friend" do it for you service. Will you expand beyond Twitter? - Bill FixMyGrowth.com

Patrick Campbell is an expert in pricing strategy for SaaS. This video should be helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6kbZ4WJMwQ

There are few products on the market that do exactly what you mention and they integrate within a newsletter. - https://get.rabbitrabbit.io/ - https://sparkloop.app/ SparkLoop

As @rvelitskiy mentioned it depends. BUT investing in SEO is a safe bet. It looks like you have a B2B SaaS - in addition to the items you mentioned, I would look at ways to leverage content marketing. What are you seeing success with?

@romaincauchy who is your primary customer? Enterprise?

Who do you believe your ideal customer is?

I take frequent breaks to rest the eyes as well as stretch. I use an app on my Mac called TimeOut (dejal.com) to track it. It will dim my screen and show a timer for how long the break is. 1. Break every hour for 5 min 2. Every 15 minutes for 15 seconds For me it works. I don't feel so drained at the end of the day. -Bill FixMyGrowth.com