Joined April 2021
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Jun 6
I joked that there is no Sad Founders Clubs. Where you can cry instead of listening to happy healthy cases. So I created one:
chat.whatsapp.com/Cbx5AscZWE…
How crazy am I?
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May 14
19 submissions within 2 days and no active promo.
Let’s go active from tomorrow ⭐️
May 11
I’ve built my product: trustednomad.io/
For over 10 years in marketing working with the startups and founders. More than 5 years as a nomad. More than 10 countries and yet the same problem. Knowledge.
When you move, you start from scratch. Search is scattered, search is paid. You lose thousands on your trips. That landlord? I wish I knew. That discount? I wish I discovered earlier. That local cafe? Damn, they had the best ramen.
Reddit gives you karma. Facebook, Telegram communities leave you on read. AI search? Branded.
Knowledge lives in people. Trusted Nomad fixes it. Ask questions, get answers. Earn credits. Turn credits into travel perks from partners: co-living discounts, a night in a five star hotel in Paris, banking cashbacks, free breakfasts in a local cafe. The list goes on.
Join the waitlist now and unlock travel perks already in beta. After the waitlist closes, you receive a private invitation to Discord where you can track the building of the platform, and enjoy the first travel perks already in beta.
For nomads: your knowledge is monetised and unlocks unique experiences.
For partners: you stop wasting budget on acquiring right users, you get them directly via Trusted Nomad.
Make “aha” moment profitable.
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May 12
My pain post for Trusted Nomad got 10K views and 30 comments, then it was removed on Reddit. Should I be happy? Because the product I build hit the pain.
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May 12
Yesterday I started distribution of my product among friends and target messaging on Reddit.
- 7 spots booked;
- More than 5K impressions on the pain post, more than 20 comments in less than 24h -> justification that the pain is real;
- Had a breakfast and created a plan B tactics.
Let's rock it!
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May 11
Moved to Lisbon. Paid €950 for a "kinda fancy flat" (was not).
Found out two weeks later the same building had studio flats for €650. You just had to ask. And know who to ask.
That's happened to me in every city for 5 years. The knowledge exists. It lives in people. It disappears when they leave.
So I built the thing I wished existed: trustednomad.io
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May 11
I’ve built my product: trustednomad.io/
For over 10 years in marketing working with the startups and founders. More than 5 years as a nomad. More than 10 countries and yet the same problem. Knowledge.
When you move, you start from scratch. Search is scattered, search is paid. You lose thousands on your trips. That landlord? I wish I knew. That discount? I wish I discovered earlier. That local cafe? Damn, they had the best ramen.
Reddit gives you karma. Facebook, Telegram communities leave you on read. AI search? Branded.
Knowledge lives in people. Trusted Nomad fixes it. Ask questions, get answers. Earn credits. Turn credits into travel perks from partners: co-living discounts, a night in a five star hotel in Paris, banking cashbacks, free breakfasts in a local cafe. The list goes on.
Join the waitlist now and unlock travel perks already in beta. After the waitlist closes, you receive a private invitation to Discord where you can track the building of the platform, and enjoy the first travel perks already in beta.
For nomads: your knowledge is monetised and unlocks unique experiences.
For partners: you stop wasting budget on acquiring right users, you get them directly via Trusted Nomad.
Make “aha” moment profitable.
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CALLSENSE retweeted
May 9
the single problem with 99% of marketing is that nobody on the team has the ability to look at a piece of content and think "this is shit"
if you're a consumer app founder and can't do this, you should probably find someone who can
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May 9
My product is going live next week.
Almost finished the landing page and ready to distribute
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May 6
While building my product.
For today I have:
- Made two forms for the website
- Created the mailbox
- Created the first letter
- Created the automation with Tally Beehiiv via Zapier
I am sharing what I am building next week.
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May 6
Directories are very underrated
Need more marketing? 🛸 Launch on:
→ @ai_directories
→ @AppSumo
→ @AlternativeTo
→ @bensbitesdaily
→ @BetaList
→ @crozdesk
→ @DesiFounder_
→ @devhunt_
→ @Devpost
→ @f6s
→ @FazierHQ
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→ @futuretools
→ @IndieHackers
→ @lab_startups
→ @launchigniter
→ @LaunchingNext
→ @LaunchYourApp__
→ @MicroLaunchHQ
→ @openhunts
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→ @Peerlist
→ @peerpush_net
→ @RankInPublic
→ @SaaSHubCom
→ @SaaSMantra
→ @SaaSworthy
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→ @startupstash
→ @TheNoCodeList
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→ @UneedLists
Distribution is a king 🔥
🔖 Bookmark this list follow @pmitu for more
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May 5
I think that it's important to know the partner's pitch before you actually start building. Have the landing, have the partners' pitch. Build.
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May 4
That was productive. Almost finished the website. Even managed to add animations!
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May 4
Drop a message “Back to the Future” and I will DM you the skill which can help your startup reduce the particular failure scenarios 💻
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May 4
All you need to succeed is a discipline and a bit of Travis Scott in the background
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May 3
Honestly, I don't understand what half the people in companies actually do.
Today I:
1. identified the problem
2. collected data to validate my hypothesis by running a scraper
3. structured the data by specific pain point tags
4. personally read 200 real pain points
broke them down into underlying pains - what each one actually carries
5. built a monetization system
6. built a motivation map
7. mapped the user journey
8. mapped the role intersection
9. created website content and ran it through the premortem skill - it analyzes as if 6 months have already passed and generates hypotheses for why it failed. Three iterations.
And I went for a walk and watched the sunset.
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May 3
I think as a marketer I have lots of benefits from the flood of solopreneurs. 10 years in marketing, I understand which CAC is ok, which user journey feels right, what you should do before building. And a special one: no dellusions. Markets are Star Wars.
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