Luis Gustavo

Where is the link? 🧐

Really Interesting how June is changing and improving his product all the time, absolutely brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼

When I was working from office, the coffee was essential to start 😂

The most common North Start Metric is the MRR, at least for Wild Mail (https://www.wildmail.io) was so helpful only be focused on this KPI.

Nice one!

Mmm this could be useful for so many situations.. You have my upvoted!

One of the most difficult feelings is shut down a project that you have a lot of hope on it, but each end is a new beginning for a new project 💪🏼

This looks cool! The best luck for you guys 💪🏼

We'll be launching soon Wildmetrics: Instant Customer Journey Analytics with recommendations by AI 🙂

To validate and create initial business, yes. To scale to found companies, no

I think the best way is to listen new podcast. It's content fresh and in the audio format the creator have more freedom to express their ideas

I like the 80/20 rule. Also, I heard that to be successful in the content game you need to follow this distribution: - 20% of your time creating content - 80% of your time distributing content

Reach the €84k on MRR for Wild Mail 🙂

A really good one could be: 1. Headline + CTA: Do X, with our solution Y, for companies W 2. Solution (and the problem that solve) 3. Example cases: Features that allow you to solve the problem 4. Final CTA

I think the source of the user is not so relevant to keep users in the time.. I think is more related with the experience that the users have with your brand and product/service If it's a SaaS, achieve the AHA momments and give them a successful onboard If it's a Service, solve the problems of your customers. With this, you have more chance to keep long term users. Our first customer came...

Amazing Saloni :) I have two questions for you: - Any key advice to get the #1 product of the day? - How many coffee cups I will need to get it? 😂

Notion AI is useful to very basic tasks. Chat GPT is better in a huge level.

Uff, is very difficult to be honest 😅. Something very useful that usually I do is understand the scope of my tasks, and try to be focus on the final goal. X actions bring Y result ➡️ This mindset is very useful. Also, avoiding others types of distractions (DND in all my devices 😂)

Very curious, because in Wildmetrics we are working on specific reports to understand how your customer use your product. We have reports for specific things: - How many trials are really activated? - How many customers are really onboarded? The goal with this is understand who needs to be reach out to help them to use our product.. Metrics around this could be: - AHA moments reached in...