👋 Hi everyone! new to the group, my name is Rashad, founder at www.whatsales.io

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Hi All, if anyone want help in Demand Generation/Lead Generation let me know.

quick question. how are you guys getting customers for your SaaS

Hi everyone! What is some good resource about launching on Product Hunt?

Hi everyone! Do you have any suggestion to optimize AWS Marketplace, Medium, Capterra, G2, and ProductHunt in very limited resources?

I have a project running but I have a hard time finding customers to try it because of it's scope. Any suggestions? I have built a basic website (which is no mobile-friendly yet) here: https://aptranet.com

Hey everyone, I'm looking for some insights and advice from other SaaS founders. I'm currently working on building and growing my own SaaS company, and I'm always looking for ways to learn from others and improve my approach. If you have any experience as a SaaS founder, I'd love to hear your thoughts and advice on the following questions: 1. How do you approach customer acquisition and retention for your SaaS product, and what strategies have been most effective for you? 2. What role does customer feedback play in your product development and evolution process, and how do you incorporate it into your decision-making? 3. How do you approach team building and management for your SaaS company, and what strategies have you found to be most effective in building and maintaining a high-performing team? Thank you in advance for any insights and advice you can share! I'm looking forward to learning from the community.

4 Typical Mistakes you are making on your blog that's not getting you 5%+ conversions i.e. product signups (more in threads)

Hi folks, is anybody running a Saas open for content writing. I'm in the adtech niche and can write about facebook ads, tiktok ads and b2b ads. You can reach out to me on here or at shash@swipekit.app

Hello SaaSiest! After 9 years working with tech and SaaS companies, I realized most have difficulties with the cost per lead from Google & LinkedIn Ads. Ads are still awesome, but it's always best to diversify your channels and get some leads from prospecting. I found lots of success with Cold Email Prospecting for SaaS companies and here are some tips to make this work well for you: 1- Understand your ICPs very well 2- Create different message sequences for each ICP 3- Use scraping tools like Apollo to scrape your ICP's emails 4- Use email cleaning/validation tool like Neverbounce to make sure your prospect's emails are validated and to lower bounce rates. 5- Make sure to not use your main domain name, so buy another domain and redirect it to your main website. 6- Warm up your email for at least 1 week with Lemwarm 7- Finally start sending cold emails, and make sure to start at just 10 emails/day and slowly increase up to max 100 emails/day We have been managing this very well for our SaaS clients, and if you require any help please reach out to me.

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Hi everyone! I’m performing an initial idea validation just to hear if people find if meaningful. Please share what you think about it. The idea is a modern customer-to-customer marketplace of used products for Eastern Europe (Slovakia, Czech, Hungary, etc). The thing is Ebay delivery is super-long for this region and local marketplaces of this type are out of 2000s in all means + don’t have any features/services at all. The most popular one in Slovakia - Bazos, still has 16 million visits per month. It’s where I see an opportunity of a new full-featured engaging marketplace that claims to give customers an easy way to help ecology (because prolonging products life). Ebay’s features (delivery, payments) are the very minimum that needs to be done (still missing in literally all local marketplaces), but I see a lot of space for creativity in further improving trust and UX. Some of them might be pretty unique exactly for the domain of used items. Some core ideas I have in mind: 1. No paid promotions. Products positioning to be based on a transparent rating that counts how well product is described + seller personal rating. 2. “Store product in our storage until it’s sold” service. Imagine keeping the old freezer 3 month at house. 3. Installation/deinstallation services for both buyers and sellers. 4. Support for all kinds of products. Meaning detailed product description forms when posting and detailed filters when searching. 5. Sense of mindful community around it. So it’s not just another eCommerce platform, but a place for people who cares about ecology as we do. a. maybe achievements system. Sort of “I saved 10 things this year”, b. offline events with handmade/second hand stuff c. editors/community picks on the website. Sort of “Look at this 1-month-of-use microwave, we shouldn’t let it go to trash!” d. ecology oriented social media Please, share your feedback and hit me hard!

Hello everyone, I've recently started a LinkedIn newsletter, where I wanted to duplicate content from our more than 160 already prepared articles. Our newsletter is growing but my colleagues brought up a few complaints about duplication of content on our main blogs SEO numbers. Does anyone have an insight about the how LinkedIn articles affect SEO or measures to avoid issues on our main blog?

Just helping my friend. Is it possible to get verification using virtual addresses on GBP?

Just helping my friend. Is it possible to get verification using virtual addresses on GBP? Like virtual mailbox.

Hello buddies, has anyone used Prowriting aid or Ginger before? Please I need a good alternative of Grammarly.

Hi Everyone, Please, is there any Discord Growth specialist here?

Hey Founders! As a Founder, it's important to constantly be seeking out new ways to improve and grow your business. One way to do this is by staying up-to-date on industry trends and best practices. One trend that has gained a lot of attention in recent years is the concept of "growth hacking." Growth hacking is the practice of using unconventional and innovative marketing techniques to quickly and efficiently grow a business. Some common growth hacking strategies include: - A/B testing: This involves creating two versions of a marketing campaign or a product feature and testing them to see which performs better. - Viral marketing: This involves creating content or campaigns that are designed to be shared widely and quickly across social media and other online platforms. - Search engine optimization (SEO): This involves optimizing your website and content to rank higher in search engine results, which can lead to more traffic and conversions. While growth hacking can be a powerful tool for any business, it's important to approach it with caution. Be sure to track your results and regularly assess the effectiveness of your growth hacking efforts. Remember, the key to success as a founder is to always be learning and adapting. By staying up-to-date on the latest trends and best practices, and constantly seeking out new ways to improve and grow your business, you can set yourself up for long-term success. #marketing #business

Is anyone here using Facebook Messenger as an outreach strategy?

Yes I am @John Giaccotto

@Hitesh Mistry Do you send lots of messages at a time? I'm curious what the thresholds are for getting banned. Meaning if I message 10 people in an hour is that risky?

Do you automate the process or do it manually. Just curious about any best practices you might have come across.

I use a tool to do it

What's the name of the tool?

Client prospector

tnx

Hey, is does anyone here run an AI based startup or writes about AI in their newsletter? Curious to see what strategies you use to grow

Hello Folks,