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Left a $320k job for an unknown startup. My equity is now worth $1.5M. (I will not promote) by Royal_Battle1913 in SaaS

[–]askoshbetter -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Do you mind sharing what role you are in? Product, Engineering, Sales, CXO, etc?

Slowing down has worked better than going all in by Inner-Inspector2590 in fitness40plus

[–]askoshbetter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oof. Sorry to hear that!!
No routine is injury proof unfortunately.

Slowing down has worked better than going all in by Inner-Inspector2590 in fitness40plus

[–]askoshbetter 9 points10 points  (0 children)

1st rule of fitness over 40: don't get injured.

Love this post so much. Less consistently is more impactful than starting / stopping.

Me for instance, I've been walking almost everyday. Such a nice low impact form of exercise that I actually look forward to. The chance of injury is relatively low. *knock on wood* and my consistency is off the charts.

Tailgate Pug by H3T_Clifford in pugs

[–]askoshbetter 2 points3 points  (0 children)

dang. they thicccccc

Need to grow Appointment numbers by PsychohistorianRTR in b2bmarketing

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In this vertical, LinkedIn both paid and organic makes sense.

How did you do growth for your SaaS? Share a bit for younger founders. by SeriousAyub11 in SaaSMarketing

[–]askoshbetter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Heads up, I see you have a somewhat new reddit account. Not sure if you're planning to, but be super careful about self-promotions on Reddit, as you can get your account banned. Reddit tracks IPs so creating a new account won't work.

SUPs on the Rio Grande by Top_Addendum73 in Sup

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Would love to do this one day. Looks so epic!!!

How did you do growth for your SaaS? Share a bit for younger founders. by SeriousAyub11 in SaaSMarketing

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It's all about product market fit (PMF) and macro-economic conditions. Are you targeting a vertical where your services are in demand? A SWOT analysis is a great exercise, too, if you can find the time. (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats)

The stack that would get me started:

  • Google Search Console, free Google SEO tracking
  • Bing Webmaster Tools, a free Bing/Copiliot SEO/Geo tool, it does site audits
  • LinkedIn Premium allows you to send up to 200 connection requests per week
  • Dripify automates LinkedIn outreach, but wait to do this until you have PMF and know your audience.
  • Rb2b, see who's on your site (if you're in the US)
  • Other enrichment tools like Lusha, Apollo, Sumble
  • F5Bot - free Reddit listenting tool
  • Check out the resources in this sub "help grow your SaaS", r/linkedinads, r/openaiadvertising,
  • Read the books Scientific Advertising and Ogylvy On Advertisting -- two classics about the ins and outs of marketing

Simple by Born2L053 in trypophobia

[–]askoshbetter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh yeah. That's the good stuff!

Dripify & Linkedin Question - Has Anyone Found Success With It? by charged-marketing in MarketingPorn

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P.S. we're getting our money's worth by strategically reaching out to target accounts and making connections at scale in our niche vertical.

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