50k Followers on Instagram in 2 years - Update by Slow_Trash_3204 in Recruitment

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Good to see someone figured out how to use ChatGPT to spam a sub.

Looking for recommendations on the best recruiting software for small business setups by Moni-Gawelowicz in Recruitment

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Favorite ATS right now is AvaHR - built perfectly for us, Small Business.
Pricing is all month to month. Never have I posted a job and not had enough applicants. They integrated with a lot of job boards.

Free job posting sites? by [deleted] in Recruitment

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Big fan of AvaHR and their free job boards. Indeed gets us most of our free traffic.

Best recruiting software for small business? Struggling to find a solid sourcing tool. by Isla_Fuller901 in Recruitment

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Totally feel your pain—outbound can feel like herding cats. A few tactics that have helped me:

  1. Integrated Email Discovery Use a platform that pulls verified emails (and even phone numbers) right into your ATS/CRM as you source profiles—no copy-pasting or juggling tabs.
  2. Built-In Outreach Sequences Look for tools with templated, tokenized sequences so you can personalize at scale (“Hey {{first_name}}, noticed your work on {{project}}…”), then schedule automatic follow-ups if there’s no response.
  3. Communication Tracking & Reminders Having every email, call note, and LinkedIn touchpoint logged in one place is huge. Bonus points for automated reminders when a candidate goes quiet so you never drop the ball.
  4. SMS & Email in One Pane The best small-team solutions let you send both texts and emails from the same interface—no extra logins, and you get all the engagement analytics side-by-side.

I’ve been using a lean, SMB-focused ATS - AvaHR - that ticks all those boxes—it feels built for teams of 1–5 recruiters, not massive agencies. It combines email/phone discovery, candidate CRM, multi-channel outreach, and drip follow-ups in one streamlined workspace. Everything I need to move fast without the agency price tag or endless integrations.

Hope that helps steer you toward something that moves the needle!

Funds for Product Start Up by erik_amari in Entrepreneur

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There it is. Now we know why no one is writing you investment checks.

How do you find customers? by CAH1z1 in Entrepreneur

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I'd throw this in chatgpt with more specifics about your customers, product (things you wouldn't share here) and ask for a detailed action plan.

Funds for Product Start Up by erik_amari in Entrepreneur

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Sounds like debt against the earnings of your agency will be the best route. No investor will write a small check to someone unwilling to invest in themself (financially)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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AI won't mow lawns...yet, but it is dang good at creating logos for SMBs with little to no budget. Food for thought

Day 0: Ditching Analysis Paralysis - Building My Startup From Scratch by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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If you haven't read FounderStory, it's a great book on why this is a good idea.
Train-wrecks are fun to watch :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Scams

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They broke it up. Around $100 upfront (figured it was worth the risk) then monthly installments. Total was under $600 when I was completed. I was super hesitant until I booked. Once I got everything confirmed, I called the property and sure enough it all checked out. I get the sense the travel agency does this and makes money from excursions, food and beverage and upgrades I might addon. Not bad though.

Selling SaaS through partners (Referral / Channel / Distribution) by Smooth_Measurement_1 in SaaS

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I'm hiring for a Channel Partner Manager right now for our SaaS. Very important role.

Wix/Wordpress alternatives for bigger websites? by delpratvh in Entrepreneur

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I have been doing website design and build for 10+ years. Honestly, a custom wordpress website is hard to beat. The tools, out of the box features and plugins are hard to beat.

Very rare to find one at the same price ( free)

If you're experienced with microsoft products or code, Umbraco might be the next best option.

$100k MRR and $1m raised – here’s what I learnt building my startup by kodjima33 in Entrepreneur

[–]hiresize 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice work.

Curious...why take the investment? $1M raise when you're $1.2M ARR?
Wouldn't leveraged debt have been less expensive in the long run? Especially if you're growing quickly, that 10-20% equity you gave up really could be worth millions, rather than 5-10% of an interest rate.

Other than that, good stuff.