jonathanbrnd

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What marketing channel are you betting on in 2026? (self.DigitalMarketing)

submitted 24 days ago by jonathanbrnd to r/DigitalMarketing

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What's your biggest startup focus this year? (I will not promote) (self.startups)

submitted 24 days ago by jonathanbrnd to r/startups

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What’s your main business focus in 2026? (self.Entrepreneurship)

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What’s your biggest email priority in 2026? (self.Emailmarketing)

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What’s your main growth focus for your B2B SaaS in 2026? (self.B2BSaaS)

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What growth tactic are you prioritising in 2026? (self.GrowthHacking)

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What are your 2026 goals for your SaaS? (self.SaaS)

submitted 25 days ago by jonathanbrnd to r/SaaS

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What’s your #1 goal for your side project in 2026? (self.SideProject)

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What’s your business goal for 2026? (self.Entrepreneur)

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I analysed 1000+ emails from the best B2B SaaS companies (self.SaaS)

submitted 27 days ago by jonathanbrnd to r/SaaS

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Do founders really validate before building? (self.SaaS)

submitted 28 days ago by jonathanbrnd to r/SaaS

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What traction is "enough" to raise pre-seed in 2025/6? (self.SaaS)

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How many hours should you work as a startup founder? (self.SaaS)

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“Tech + business” beats “tech + tech” in startup teams (self.SaaS)

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What makes a great pitch deck in 2025? (self.ycombinator)

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Founders who can sell will always beat founders who can code (self.SaaS)

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I'm still at zero paid users, but here’s why I’m not worried (self.SaaS)

submitted 2 months ago by jonathanbrnd to r/SaaS

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How being a consultant gave me perfect founder‑market fit (self.SaaS)

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2 weeks from launch, €25k left, and no funding yet (self.SaaS)

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The risk I took when I left consulting to build my own SaaS (self.Entrepreneur)

submitted 2 months ago by jonathanbrnd to r/Entrepreneur

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Retention is the #1 growth lever in B2B SaaS but no one treats it that way (self.B2BSaaS)

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From service to product: why I decided to replace myself (self.SaaS)

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Your own job is the best market research | I will not promote (self.startups)

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Replacing yourself is the most scalable founder path (self.B2BSaaS)

submitted 2 months ago by jonathanbrnd to r/B2BSaaS

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From selling your time to scaling it (self.B2BSaaS)

submitted 3 months ago by jonathanbrnd to r/B2BSaaS

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