Joined July 2006
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20 Apr 2021
I've helped 4 B2B subscription services go from zero to Β£1 million
- All are still in business today.
- All did it with fewer than 10 people.
- 99% of revenue via self-service @stripe payments.
The first Β£100K was always hardest.
The rest came from repeating what worked.
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brightondynamic.com
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Jonathan Markwell πΊπ¦ retweeted
15 Sep 2025
What I don't get about you tech bros, is how on the one hand you can seem so smart in your individual businesses, and then when you turn your attention elsewhere, you can immediately appear so utterly ill-informed, factually inaccurate, naive, foolish and quite frankly dangerous.
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Jonathan Markwell πΊπ¦ retweeted
10 Sep 2025
.@jot is taking about how great developers do more than just development π
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20 Nov 2024
Bonkers.
This has already had more engagement than all but 4 of my posts on here.
I only have 12.15% of the followers over there.
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21 Nov 2024
Woke up to learn that this is officially the most popular thing I've ever said on the internet. π€―
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20 Nov 2024
Based on my feed over in the good place the only person we're now all missing is @aarondfrancis.
There is some creepy stuff going on to make up for his absence.
My most popular post there is about databases. π€·ββοΈ
The rest of you are probably fine to stay here ;)
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17 Nov 2024
How many followers did you lose this week? Wonder where they went. π€
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As with everyone else departing twitter, you can find us posting a lot more regularly (by comparison!) over here: bsky.app/profile/ffconf.org
We also made a starter pack so you can follow all our speakers on bsky too π
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1 Nov 2024
If you miss Larry (the blue bird) you might miss him less where there is a blue butterfly.
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29 Oct 2024
Is it normal for a profitable SaaS that's more than 10 years old to achieve:
π 20% YoY active customer growth
π 50% YoY revenue growth
π 30% YoY MRR growth
...while keeping annual revenue per person above $250K?
Asking for a friend who I think is doing rather well.
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