Google has a term “toothbrush product” for something you use 1-2 times per day. There was a rule for a while that they’ll never make anything that’s not a toothbrush product. Hence e.g. gmail, calendar, docs, and even the failed things like social media products.
For SaaS,
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Do marketing, don’t code!
Do marketing, don’t code!
Do marketing, don’t code!
Do marketing, don’t code!
Do marketing, don’t code!
Do marketing, don’t code!
Agree?!?!?!?
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Working on an agent to automate influencer outreach for marketing.
Type in any niche and find 100+ influencers to work with.
Launching it as full-stack project soon, working on a full outreach platform to automate offers, conversion tracking per video, etc.
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Great points! One more step I’d like to add which is IMO a no brainer is to also be more present on Reddit. 0 costs and big potential upside. Especially for a developer tool like Resend it’s much easier to plug your tool without sounding too spammy.
Google didn’t buy their data
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