Forster Perelsztejn

Hey Max, what artists are we talking about? Music, painting, writing, dancing? These are all very specific industries. As an artist, what's your craft and what do you wish you'd have known before launching your career?

It really depends on what you're selling and who you're selling it to. If you're Buffer, it makes total sense to advertise on Instagram. You need to identify where your audience hangs out and if they can sign up for your SaaS on whatever device they're using. Or you could use Instagram to push some content and push for signups on desktop. But you need to do the exercise for your specific case :)

What a cool tool to keep your data relevant, congrats!

Hey Chloe, This is my go-to article when I hear about "Educating the market": https://medium.com/@thiagoko/youre-not-educating-the-market-you-re-just-delusional-35678da79607 Don't be fooled by the shock value of the title, it's actually a very interesting read. The essence, though, is that you should be listening to the market instead of trying to educate it. You can educate people on...

It depends on a few things but if you've already validated your idea and you know that your product is solving an actual problem, you should be comfortable charging money for it. Sell on value, not on price. I used to work at Prospect.io, a 100% bootstrapped SaaS startup. There's never been a free plan or a free trial. The only way to access the app has always been to pay upfront. And the...

What kind of peer feedback are you thinking about?

Hey Gabriel, I'm not a founder but I can tell you what I've liked about onboardings I've had: - Within the first few days (if not the first day), I've been introduced to the company's values, and to the company's mission. It really helps in making you feel part of the team and engaging you. - Your product needs a knowledge base anyway, if only for your customers but getting a tour of the...

Your open rate will largely depend on your subject line. People receive dozens of emails every day and they will only click is something is super appealing. You should look at CoSchedule's headline analyzer, it'll help you build compelling subject lines that'll get your emails opened. See if that makes a difference :)

Hey there, here's what I can offer based on my experience. Landing pages: Instapage is my favorite. It's a bit expensive but extremely flexible, and requires no coding skills whatsoever. Their support team is fast to respond and very helpful. They have a bunch of integrations so it'll always work with whatever tools you're already using. Marketing Automation: Autopilot is great; you can...