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Yes. Abun works with WordPress, Webflow, Wix & Shopify.
You can have it automate the content generation for your researched keywords and then have it auto post or publish it to draft on your choice of CMS.
Helping startups & businesses get Design, Motion Graphic, WordPress & Webflow Team without going through hiring & contract hassles.
https://draftss.com > Own a Team on a subscription basis. No hiring contracts, cancel any time.
Interesting!
Stripe & 2Checkout - For Payments
ChartMogul - Subscription Analytics
Prospectss.com - Growth Marketing / Lead Generation
GitLab - Code Repository
FirstPromoter - Affiliate Management
TawkTo - Free Live Chat
HelloBar - Exit Intent Popup
UberSuggest Chrome Extension - Keyword Stats directly on Google!
OpalStack - Best Python/Django Hosting
Bubbles Chrome Extension - Providing Feedback on Website
Loom - Video Recording.
Voxer - Better IM Like Voice Communication
Unsplash / Pexels - Free Stock
IPData - Check Geo Location of the user to set pricing & timezone
Amazon SES - Transactional Emails
MailJet - Promotional Emails
PorkBun - Domain
TunnelTo - Local Host Tunneling
Postaga - Outreach / Link Building
SEMRush - SEO Analytics and Link Building Outreach
Growth Runner Daily Google Analytics Report on Whatsapp
Not at the moment. Currently, we are devoting time to make the feature usable and easy. Right now, we are using data from LinkedIn and then finding their emails so you can send them emails directly from your gmail.
I have a email find & verify saas app. I am looking to add features that make the entire cold emailing process fast & simple. Here is the mockup of the feature I am planning to push. https://imgur.com/A8heBml What is your first thought on this?
What was the process for finding leads for the cold emails? LinkedIn Sales Navigator? The biggest problem for me when cold emailing is not knowing how many cold emails should I send inorder to gauge the results. I mean the number of people should I reach to know if my cold email campaign is not working.
Twitter is filled up with great experiments using GPT-3
Webfaction is pretty amazing. Setting up and getting started with them is quick and easy. Although GoDaddy has acquired them and webfaction will be shutting down by the end of August. They will be migrating all the customers to GoDaddy.
This. Great copy and clean UI for the website does a real good job of explaining the product. I personally, dislike watching videos to understand the product, until unless maybe if it is a physical product.
Great! Seems promising.
With bot-like digital replication of oneself the possibilities of things that can be achieved are huge and a lot of ways on how such tech could be misused.
This is very interesting.
I had been lurking with an idea where one could create a bot, which is a clone of yourself. Bot learns/trains by hearing what you say and how you say. When you talk with the bot, it replies back with your own voice, basically Siri with your own voice and attitude. It would be the best thing one could leave behind after his death.
Is it possible to pull off something like this?
This is exactly the reason why I fear to use many new services these days, setting up and putting in all the efforts and time to get started and after a few months the service is discontinued. I have seen a lot of product links going 404 or blank pages on product hunt.
So this is like ProductHunt for UI/UX related products with a dribble feed?
Nice landing page! Although the logo seems poorly done as compared with the rest of the illustrations on the website.
The example with image blending mode looks killer!
I guess I have seen something like this before. This is very interesting. Right-clicking changes the position of Click Me link, is this intentional?
Asciinema looks fantastic.
Shouldn't there be 'Sign Up' button underneath all the plans? Also I believe, you should change the 'Fetches' to something else, it is kind of confusing. I know that you have tried explaining that in the first question itself.
It's interesting to see that StackOverflow still has almost similar layout. Not saying that the layout doesn't work, but it's pretty good to see websites not following trends and changing up the whole UI/UX. Kind of hate to see websites walking into 'modern' trap.
I believe Calm does offer monthly subscriptions (https://www.calm.com/subscribe). Although I do understand that a lot of companies are starting a trend of offering yearly subscriptions, there can be many aspects as to why companies would choose to go for such a pricing model. Any company using a subscription based pricing model would want to make the customers stay for the maximum months possible, basically increase the lifetime value of the customer, maybe the pricing the product per month would be low and then the companies would have to make sure that customers keep subscribing for every month inorder to make maximum profits which also depends on how much is the Customer Acquisition Cost. Another aspect would be where the company knows that customers won't be able to see great results in a few months but the product would be very valuable on a long run, in such cases the companies would probably give 1 month free trial and then a yearly pricing.
I run a productized service (http://draftss.com) where we create unlimited designs for our customer on a monthly based subscription. We create multiple options for each design task that we do for our clients and thus we have a lot of leftover designs. We have been thinking to give away all of these leftover designs for a yearly subscription or maybe even lifelong subscription.
We had been running a traditional design shop for more than 10 years. We launched draftss.com - design on subscription model around 3 months back. Here is an outlook for our first month: http://draftss.com/blog/index.php/2018/06/18/zero-to-3325-mr...
We are able to achieve this as we are based in Mumbai, India where the cost of a professional graphic designer is low
Rightly said. We think that UI/UX is not taken seriously by the open source community. Keepass looks like a fantastic alternative to 1Password. Will definitely connect with them.
Seems great, but although it is unable to load HTML properly on few of the websites I tried. It overlaps the text content on each other. Although, is there any way we at draftss.com could contribute to the project?
We at http://draftss.com use 2checkout. We haven't had any problems yet but we find the transaction fees to be very high, we are paying 5.4% + $0.45 per transaction. We are looking forward to switch to Stripe using Stripe Atlas as Stripe isn't available in our country yet.
Would love to checkout if there are any other good alternatives with lower transaction fees.
To get a decent logo/branding done, one would have to spend around $200-$400 where we can provide 1 month retainer for almost similar price point, which is the real bargain! One could get their Logo, Stationery or anything else designed with the same price point.
It has been working out really great, We have launched around more than month back and we are at $3,325 in MRR. We are writing our journey here : Zero to $3,325 MRR in 30 days (http://draftss.com/blog/index.php/2018/06/18/zero-to-3325-mr...)
We are looking for a strong feedback on our pricing model. What do you mean about tiered pricing? Would love to know more :)
Nice! We at http://draftss.com had been thinking to do something similar for the startup and open source software community.