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Gemini 3 has really cooked well.. vintage cards coming soon on @getfeedspace to collect reviews..

when people talk about your product in discords, you are not part of it, but your customer sent the screenshot of it.. moments like this..

getting @getfeedspace customer emails like this made the day.. from my experience one thing is clear - people don't want fancy stuff, they want hands on solution/product. make it extremly easy for them to get their job done, they are yours until someone else does it better than you

i really think #buildinpublic is the marketing channel to sell the product, saw only few genuine founders sharing honest and raw lessons from their journey. while i am not doing currently buildinpublic, i saw some request to share our mrr, i will reveal the numbers later, for now i want to share it's rollercoaster ride, journey is full of ups and downs, graph tells a lot. we did three pivots for @getfeedspace , each one taught us valuable lessons, and each previous pivot's REFLECTION was the reason the subsequent pivot did better.. three lessons 1/ get the fuck out from your fantasy brain and face reality as soon as possible by talking to customers, because admit the fact that you are not doing or researching on breakthrough, you are building application layer on top of the existing infra. you just need to get it right based on customer insights 2/ don't just optimize the product for less clicks, but optimize for less thinking. customers don't want to think a lot, it's 2025. they either stay or get out of it since there are many options available on internet. earlier internet was different, people didn't have choice, they have to deal with shitty ui/ux etc. now they don't have to. understand the nature of having OPTIONS available and build product keeping in mind. 3/ internal team dynamics matters the most, i spend most of my time explaining team what business we are in, what's called better customer experience, setting up the benchmark is one of the most important steps i would consider. once we have the benchmark, all the rest of the released that went live, made aha moment for customers. remember in 2025, there is nothing unique about product, especially in internet world except if you are building your own LLM, i mean now a days that's also open source.. so your product has to have gravity that can pull people from other solutions to yours, that can not be achieved by making your product 20-40% better, but it has to be 10x better.. think everything in terms of 10^10, not % or x

"@getfeedspace is neat product" - @noahkagan Thank you Noah.

ok.. so we're going with Feedspace as the testimonial tool for OutlierKit. Not a big name, but a rising star. They don't have all the features yet, but I've spoken to the founder and I feel they will get there soon. The current product quality is great + they are shipping at an amazing pace... But what I like the most was the hunger in the founding team. I've been chatting with @ChiragLathiya over the last week, and he's been a great help in getting us set up.. always eager to help and get feedback. Being a hungry, early stage founder myself, I want to support other hungry, early stage founders. I've had a great experience betting on products in the early stages.. - Feather by @pbteja1998 - Superblog by @_skris - Typeflo by @HrithikKaul5 - BoringLaunch by @notifyShivam - Zlappo by @therealjayber - Infography by @r_manoj11 - Fueler by @ritendn All of whom I met via Twitter, used their product and services, and became a happy customer. I have the same feeling with Feedspace.. LFG 🚀

@chatgptricks i found this tool that really works well jsonprompt.ai

What is this new buzzword JSON Prompt? 👀 I spend some time to dig deep and learn more about it, found out that it's more important to build AI-Agent than what people know! 👇 sharing my learnings here for all

you have successfully built what you wanted to build when you secretly wish someone from your country will build bigger and better than what you have built

☠️ We tried web stories on our saas website here are the key insights👇

seo tips for fellow builders

Chirag @ChiragLathiya

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sharing the steps on how to get your website featured in Google AI response our SEO team has recently cracked the way to show intented content here is how 👇

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You can build the best #SaaS in the world, but if you can’t sell it, it won’t survive. #Sales turns great ideas into real businesses. Learn how to sell—your ideas, your products and you’ll never be broke.

Marketing - Brings users to the door. Product - Keeps them coming back. Both? - Your ticket to long-term wins. #Marketing

Make your #SaaS truly impactful. Here’s how 👇🏼 - Solve a real problem – Features are great, but solutions sell. - Market it effectively – Even the best product needs the right audience. - Enhance with great design – A beautiful interface adds the perfect finishing touch.

Building a product?? Focus on Marketing:- Marketing fail: Flashy pages, feature hype, ad cash splash. Marketing win: Fix 1 issue, target a niche, keep it basic. #marketing #buildinpublic

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#Marketing your #SaaS is like hitting the gym. At first, it’s hard, slow, and even a bit painful. Early marketing efforts might not get big results, but if you keep testing and improving, your SaaS gets stronger. Stay consistent, push through the pain, and growth will follow.

Afraid to #buildinpublic ‘cause someone might steal your #SaaS idea? Nah Ideas aren’t the moat—execution is. - Support early users – Build real community – Share product, not revenue Building in public isn’t about secrets-it’s about trust, brand, and loyalty no one can clone.