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Nikolina Radulovic
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Launch day is here, so excited!
IdeaBuddy
All-in-one business planning software, powered by AI
IdeaBuddy is an all-in-one business planning tool powered by AI that helps you visualize, plan and execute your business ideas, all in one single place.
We are here to help you turn your concepts into reality, without switching between various platforms.
IdeaBuddy
All-in-one business planning software, powered by AI
Nikolina Radulovic
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What partnerships are the most critical for early-stage startups?
In your experience, which types of partnerships have been the most beneficial for early-stage startups?
Nikolina Radulovic
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What’s your experience with crowdfunding platforms for SaaS products?
Which crowdfunding platforms can you recommend?
Nikolina Radulovic
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How do you analyze user behavior in your product?
Which tools and methods do you use to analyze how users interact with your product?
Nikolina Radulovic
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We are launching this week. It's our first launch.
Let's connect.
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A new week is about to come. Who's launching next week? Let's connect!
Deshraj Singh
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Nikolina Radulovic
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We're launching soon. 🎉🎉
IdeaBuddy: an all-in-one platform for developing and validating business ideas.
(https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)
Is anyone going to launch in July/August? Share your products? 👇🏽
Priyanka Saini
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Nikolina Radulovic
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Congratulations on your launch. That's really cool!
I can't wait to try it when my little cousins visit. Now I can finally tell them some good stories they haven't heard before! 😃
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Congratulations on the launch! Good luck 🎉🎉
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How do you price your product?
Do you base it on competition pricing, the cost of customer acquisition, or perceived value?