Just launched my SaaS - $2k MRR in 3 weeks!

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OP built a no-code tool for creating interactive demos. Highlights: Launched on Product Hunt (top 5), cold outreach to 100 prospects (5% conversion),

Key Points

  • Study their PH launch strategy (timing, messaging)
  • Analyze their pricing page (3-tier plan with free trial)
  • Note emphasis on 'no-code' as differentiator
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Failed SaaS post-mortem - demo automation tool

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Post details why a similar product failed after 6 months: Poor onboarding (40% drop-off), lack of clear use cases, and competition from established

Key Points

  • Identify key churn reasons to avoid
  • Research competitors they named (e.g. Demostack, Navattic)
  • Prioritize onboarding UX based on their metrics
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How we grew our demo tool to $10k MRR

REDDIT 85.0% relevant

Case study on content marketing approach: Created template library (drives 30% signups), LinkedIn outreach to sales teams, and

Key Points

  • Explore template-based lead gen
  • Consider vertical-specific demo templates
  • Test LinkedIn as acquisition channel
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How I Launched a Product in a Saturated Market and Still Made $50K in the First Month

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A SaaS tool targeting microinfluencers (under 1,000 followers) achieved $50K in revenue by solving a specific problem for this underserved niche.

Key Points

  • Identify a micro-niche within a crowded market (e.g., microinfluencers, niche creators).
  • Tailor features and messaging to solve their unique pain points.
  • Use community-led marketing to build trust and referrals organically.
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My Solopreneur Story: From Zero to $100,000/month in 2 years

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A founder built multiple SaaS products, including one that scaled to millions in revenue, by focusing on recurring revenue and avoiding emotional-att.

Key Points

  • Prioritize recurring revenue models (e.g., subscriptions) for stability.
  • Pivot quickly from ideas that don't gain traction.
  • Build businesses that solve real, tangible problems ('boring but needed').
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How I Used Memes to Grow My Startup to $1M in Revenue: A Case Study

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A SaaS founder used memes to humanize their brand and drive viral growth, leading to $1M in revenue.

Key Points

  • Use humor and relatable content to engage your target audience.
  • Link memes to landing pages with a consistent tone and clear CTAs.
  • Partner with meme pages or influencers to amplify reach.
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Retirement via B2C SaaS

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A founder retired at 32 by building a B2C SaaS app over 7 years, transitioning from free to freemium, and automating business processes.

Key Points

  • Focus on long-term side projects with potential for monetization
  • Automate repetitive tasks to reduce workload
  • Validate ideas early with minimal investment
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Journey to 9,000 Users and $7,300/Month

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A SaaS called Buildpad grew by solving a founder's problem, validating via Reddit, and launching on Product Hunt.

Key Points

  • Validate ideas with target audiences before full development
  • Leverage Product Hunt for high-impact launches
  • Engage in founder communities for organic growth
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$1k Revenue in 2 Months with AI Agent

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An AI agent for customer outreach gained traction quickly by leveraging X (Twitter) and Reddit for virality.

Key Points

  • Build MVPs quickly to test market fit
  • Use social media for organic growth and SEO benefits
  • Share progress publicly to build credibility
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