Ari Bencuya

Congrats on the launch! Excited to see it in action :)

So much fun! Great Work!

The Little Engine that Could :)

UXCAM and Amplitude. Not sure if this helps you though.

https://www.zombo.com/ Welcome!

It's a lot easier once you realize why you're a part of each community. What are you getting out of it and what do you want to get out of it? Are you looking for potential clients? Motivation? Inspiration? A place to vent? A place to learn? Every community has its reason for being. You don't "have" to be anywhere. Answering the why makes it a lot easier (and more enjoyable) to stay active.

Old but valuable. Short too! UI principles are important for marketers too! https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18197267-don-t-make-me-think-revisited

How did you emotionally prepare yourself for the journey as an entrepreneur? That's the hardest part of the whole thing. Emotions are normal. Accept them. Lose a big deal? It happens. It's ok to be sad for a bit. Then try to identify what went wrong and fix it (If you don't do this you will fail). Win a big deal? Great! Enjoy it, then try to figure out what went right and replicate it (If...

Random thought: Any article you convert to content is new content. Use it as content marketing. Tweet/Linkedin Post/Instagram links to the podcast versions of the articles you're listening to. Let people download these for free, but ask for an email address. Whenever someone downloads more than one article, reach out to interview them. Figure out how they found the product. Ask how long...

I've used a ton of stuff! Pocket Instapaper Evernote Notion I currently prefer Notion, but I also suggest this. 1. Start a WhatsApp group with you and someone close to you called "Cool Links". 2. Kick "your someone close to you" out of the group. 3. Use this as an organized personal message space :). Optional, Leave "your someone close to you" in the group and share links together.

All of these things are true, having just made a new landing page we went through every single one of these problems. The only comment I have is the idea of removing words. Time Intensive Too many templates No-Code Platform Learning Curve Undecided on Design/Copy Same problems same understanding much clearer. Remove words. Also if you could show this slide as a "poll response" that would...

Depends on the meeting. If it's a sales/hiring meeting you should already have a script and questions prepared before the meeting starts. If it's a business development meeting then before the meeting I always suggest you write down the goals for the meeting (whether personal or organizational or both) on a piece of paper beforehand. "For this to be a good meeting, what should we get out of...

First off, congrats! Even getting to a stage where you can launch an MVP can be tough. In regards to your question. There are no cut-and-dry rules when it comes to launching or launching free vs. paid MVPs. The most important thing to understand is "What are your goals for this MVP?" If you're trying to get user feedback it may not be the best option. If you're trying to test the question...

From the archive: http://paulgraham.com/startupideas.html

Hold on tight! You're in for a great ride! Don't forget. Your product is never perfect. If you are not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you’ve launched too late. – Reid Hoffman