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Jun 11, 2020 4 tweets 3 min read Read on X
Was inspired by @visualizevalue and moved to create these visuals describing features for @markfolder. First 3 people that correctly guess the 3 features get a year's free premium subscription :).

#visualthinking #figma Image
Btw, these images will be used for the product's landing page.
Ok, so they are meant to convey: a) Organise with folders, b) Folders can be private or public, c) Accessible almost everywhere. Interestingly all of you got 2/3 right, but on different ones :).
@kl, @kaigani, @meiyingt, @vishalkhialani, you're all winners for playing :). Free premium for a year coming your way when @markfolder is live (if you want it!). Will DM. Thank you for your feedback 🙏

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Mar 2, 2021
So I was wrong.

For a SaaS business, audience != customers.

Let me explain...
Sometime last year, I tweeted this 👇.

I said:
Old way: build product, then find customers.
New way: Build audience, then build product.

The problem with that is, I confused "audience" with "customers".

And I failed to see that the audience-first approach, while highly relevant for content creators, isn't as effective for SaaS builders.

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But TIL: food bloggers do that for SEO and ad revenue. Which makes sense!
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Prior solutions have existed in the form browser extensions, browser reader-mode, and the increasingly popular "skip to recipe" link on food blogs.

And this website: plainoldrecipe.com
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Popular startup advice

Execution > Idea.

But doesn't explain why I've been executing on shit ideas 💩

I need to answer "What should I work on next?" confidently. So I'm doing some research...
I wanted to synthesise what successful founders said about picking the right idea to work on.

It's been interesting - there is no definitive answer, of course.

But there seem to be a pattern.
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Why do people subscribe to / pay for newsletters?

1. Curation.
2. Insight.
3. Trust.

A.I. will do a better job of the first 2... (thread)
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Software can do a better job: it's quicker, and it can personalise "interesting".

@amazon and @netflix are already doing this.
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One important item I wanted to tick off as early as possible for @markfolder is backups.

Markfolder's users have entrusted me with their data and I want that to be fully respected.
Making sure they never lose their data is the least I can do (followed by security of their data and their privacy, which I'll continually work on).
So now, at 00:00 every night London time, a backup of all code, files and database is made, zipped, and saved to an Amazon S3 server in the UK.
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