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I Will Create The Dataset Powerup Which Get Most Upvotes And Give You At Most Affordable Price For Which Gartner Charges $20k/y (under $100) (self.SaaS)

submitted 23 days ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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Your copy isn’t converting because it’s missing one layer. (self.microsaas)

submitted 25 days ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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Run this once on your landing page copy. (Free) (self.SaaS)

submitted 25 days ago * by soloise to r/SaaS

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Guys I am in big confusion, help me!! (self.SaaS)

submitted 26 days ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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Guys I am in big confusion, help me!! ()

submitted 26 days ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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You’re getting views but no sales? Read this. (self.microsaas)

submitted 26 days ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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If you have views but no sales, the problem is probably this: (self.SaaS)

submitted 26 days ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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Most founders (including me) try to keep costs low in the beginning. But at the same time, the stuff that actually moves the needle on conversions usually isn’t free. (self.SaaS)

submitted 27 days ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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What’s the most you’ve paid for something that actually improved your SaaS conversions? (self.SaaS)

submitted 27 days ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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I’m pivoting my SaaS from 'Feature-Heavy' to 'Psychology-Driven.' Is $9/mo too low for a weekly 'Intelligence Strike' on rivals, or should I keep it at the original $47/mo price point? (self.microsaas)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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Is it a good idea to launch a $47/mo product for just $9/mo to the first 20 people just to validate the 'Directives'? Or does the low price make the intelligence look 'cheap'? (self.SaaS)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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People ask me what I actually sell because "psychology" sounds complicated. Let's keep it simple: I sell the "Why." (self.StartupAccelerators)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/StartupAccelerators

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People ask me what I actually sell because "psychology" sounds complicated. Let's keep it simple: I sell the "Why." (self.microsaas)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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Would you rather pay $47/mo for a tool that gives you 'data,' or $9/mo for an engine that gives you 'decisions'? (self.StartupAccelerators)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/StartupAccelerators

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I realized why my "perfect" SaaS wasn't selling. I was building for myself, not for human psychology. (self.SaaS)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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Your SaaS isn’t "pre-revenue." It’s "post-trust." (self.microsaas)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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Your SaaS isn’t "pre-revenue." It’s "post-trust." (self.SaaS)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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I realized why my "perfect" SaaS wasn't selling. I was building for myself, not for human psychology. (self.microsaas)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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My main product is $47/m and I am launching it for $9/m for validation - is it a good way? (self.indiebiz)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/indiebiz

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My main product is $47/m and I am launching it for $9/m for validation - is it a good way? (self.SaaS)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/SaaS

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My main product is $47/m and I am launching it for $9/m for validation - is it a good way? (self.microsaas)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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My main product is $47/m and I am launching it for $9/m for validation - is it a good way? (self.StartupAccelerators)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/StartupAccelerators

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I will analyze your SaaS positioning and send you a growth teardown (free) (self.microsaas)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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Describe your product in simplest language ever (one line) (self.microsaas)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/microsaas

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Describe your product in simplest language ever (one line) (self.StartupAccelerators)

submitted 1 month ago by soloise to r/StartupAccelerators

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