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Nashville, TN
Joined June 2021
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I added a blog to @potion_so. I'm using @MarvelAssist to write my content. It has been great so far! @terribledustin is killing it. I talk about how I made the blog with Potion and some of my thoughts on Marvel. πŸ‘‡
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✨Last day for current @MarvelAssist prices ✨ Starting tomorrow, it'll be: - $180 per article/mo - $120 per article/yr We also added a Technical Content add-on, if you missed it earlier πŸ’Ž
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The me from 2 months ago would NEVER believe he’d have a business doing almost $200k ARR 😭😭😭
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2021 was quite a year! - Moved to Austin, TX - Started a new job @copy_ai - Launched the product’s V2 ✨ - Moved to Nashville, TN - Started a blog-writing business @MarvelAssist πŸ’Ž - Grew it to $12k MRR - Bought a house 🏠 I couldn’t be more excited for 2022!
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$40k since October! πŸŽ‰ December will end with 100% MoM growth, and margins have remained relatively the same. Also, my first full-time employee starts on January 3rd! She’s a writer, who happens to be the wife of an old programmer employee of mine from my startup! 😊 So pumped!
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Just signed up for a year of articles at @MarvelAssist by @terribledustin - really excited for some great content for HypeCart!
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On the low-code stack of @MarvelAssist: Some of you have wondered about the tech stack that brought in $18k+ in revenue. Here's the stack so far: 1. Manual emails (I use @Polymail) 2. @typeform 3. @stripe Checkout 4. @Google Meet 5. Landing page w/ @vercel's NextJS
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Last year, I sold my first SaaS on @microacquire for $10k. It was doing about $100/mo. In October, I started @MarvelAssist as "content writing as a service." It's at $7,000 MRR after just over 1 month. This is the difference between building a product and solving a problem.
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Joining a startup is the quickest way to learn before doing it yourself. πŸ’΅ Getting paid is an added bonus. What I’ve learned at @copy_ai has gotten my side project @MarvelAssist from $0 to $15k in 4 weeks. Here are the top 3 lessons πŸ‘‡
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I'm trying this out. $120/month for an article. Hopefully this will help out with my marketing month. πŸ˜…
Today will be the last day to get @MarvelAssist at the current prices! Tomorrow, prices will go up by $135 per article for monthly plans and $90 per article for annual plans. Any upgrades to the number of articles for existing customers will honor their original rate forever ❀️
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Introducing article add-ons! πŸŽ‰ - In-article images - Cover images - 1 easter egg add-on (Konami code, anyone? πŸ•Ή)
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Marvel now has 40 blog posts scheduled over the next 2 weeks. That means my favorite content writer is officially full-time (contracted)!!! πŸŽ‰ I'm blown away that I can provide full-time income for someone while I still have a full-time job myself. The internet is so wild. 🀯
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Charging $100’s instead of $10’s gives me room for outbound sales, intro calls, paid ads, and internal software. And being able to choose who I pilot with early on. So far, my pilot @MarvelAssist customers have given critical feedback and helped a ton in these early days!
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I wanted to onboard 1 new @MarvelAssist customer by the end of the week... and I ended up onboarding 2!!! πŸŽ‰ Most importantly, I'll update you on the results of the actual service I'm providing - lead gen, outreach, and blog writing. The execution will determine success.
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I have 2 active customers for @MarvelAssist and 1 onboarding on Monday. πŸ’΅ October MRR: $1200 I think I’m on to something 😍 November goal: $2k MRR – at Franklin, TN
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When I started building @MarvelAssist, I made 3 assumptions: 1. Micro-transactional VA’s are a need to fill a gap between DIY and a full-time VA. 2. Iβ€˜ll be profitable offering a low-cost managed VA service. 3. A Notion integration is an ideal 1st integration. #3 was wrong.πŸ‘‡
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