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We launched a second product: Timebun.com
Law firms kept asking for ManyRequests, and we kept saying no. So we built them their own: time tracking and invoicing, with a client portal.
The video skips the time tracking (you've seen it a thousand times) and shows the portal.
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Raclette entre indie hackers et bootstrapped business.
Allemagne, Belgique, France, Corée...
Plein de pays réuni à Bangkok !
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Hiring a UX designer:
• Contract-based
• Remote
• B2B SaaS experience required
• Preferably in US/EST timezone but Europe ok too
$500 referral bonus if we hire your intro.
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My new SaaS is live 🚀
It helps you find proven Ads for SaaS & Mobile Apps, and spy competitors on multiple platforms.
Find proven winning ads = Get more sales 💸
👇 Here is how it works
Robin Vander Heyden retweeted
In a world of AI slop, you have a choice
Join everyone else, or go the other way and be *more* human
This was something me and @nico_jeannen have been talking about a lot
He's trying to make the most authentic and human chatbot experience
I suggested a founder video, and he shipped it in days
Love it @nico_jeannen
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I redesigned and rebuilt ManyRequests.com
Since launch, we have seen a 50% increase in sign-up conversion rate.
Put another way, they are looking at a potential 50% bump in revenue. Pretty awesome.
I need to turn this into a case study.
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Don't launch 12 products in 12 months
Do run 12 marketing experiments in 12 months
Flex your marketing muscle, get outside your comfort zone, and learn how to distribute
It's easier than ever to launch a product
Which means there's more competition and it's harder to stand out and win customers
Try this framework for marketing experimentation
Total time: about 40 hours across a month
Week 1
Pick one marketing channel, do your research, plan the experiment
Define what success looks like
Week 2
Set things up and launch the experiment
Week 3
Review early analytics, course correct or iterate
Week 4
Report
Review the performance against "success criteria"
Decide: continue, scale, or stop and move onto the next
Remember: marketing experimentation is about doing the reps, and approaching with curiosity.
You're trying to uncover things that work, but there's going to be a lot of failure and going-again
This will be uncomfortable, especially if you're used to engineering where you immediately get the result you want
But when you do breakthrough, and find a profitable scalable channel, you can print money
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if you want to make some money today go through all your old leads (even the year+ old ones) and follow up with them.
“hey — it’s been awhile, can I show you around {{ product }}? we’ve shipped a lot since we last chatted”.
just spend an hour combing through your emails, social media inboxes, tickets, etc.
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Just had a call with @Vinrob and super grateful to know such an OG person like him 🙏🏾🙏🏾
No wonder that @ManyRequests is super awesome!
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Just started the trial of ManyRequests (by the legendary @Vinrob) and the first impressions are really positive. Considering upgrading from Trello, let's see..
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Just began setting up my @ManyRequests account and it rules
Excited to see some of the planned updates but definitely a fantastic system as it currently is, especially for anyone looking to productize their agency
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Reading the un-released “𝙋𝙧𝙤𝙙𝙪𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙯𝙚𝙙 𝙋𝙡𝙖𝙮𝙗𝙤𝙤𝙠” by @Vinrob
All I can say is it’s an absolute gold mine 🤩 – at Barcelona, Spain
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And here's the blog post: karllhughes.com/posts/acquir…
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💡Business idea:
“The Designjoy of Canva”
- Lower priced subscription for unlimited design requests designed in Canva
- Focus around social graphics, email templates, blog graphics, and sales materials
- 2 day avg. turn around time
Constantly turning away clients who need this. 💰
Robin Vander Heyden retweeted
Curious how we built Japan Dev?
My latest post tells the story — from $0 to $62k a month.
It covers:
• How we make money
• How we attract users
• Getting a recruiting license
• Incorporating a company in Japan
• And a lot more...
Check it out!
japan-dev.com/blog/how-and-w…
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We are building a media arm to lower CAC and create a strong brand in the tech community.
Here’s why we are doing it (and why you should too):
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This is the story of how 2 strangers from across the world met to build a fully remote business with 100+ employees generating 7-figures in annual profits.
👇
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Replying to @Vinrob
@Vinrob can I give a shoutout to manyrequests.com? This platform is the best thing I've encountered since Webflow. Perfect for a Productized Service like mine!
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I was working with @Brad_Nelson14 on building a custom internal software for @MarvelAssist that would automate internal admin tasks.
Spoke with @Vinrob this morning about @ManyRequests and am 100% sold. Supporting a young company and not maintaining more code is a win-win-win.
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Read this carefully:
Founders who support founders are my favorite type of founders to support with my own founding-sourced funds.
Yep.
@Vinrob, I'm lookin' at you, brother. Happy to be a @ManyRequests customer and very grateful for the help you've given me so far 💙






















