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you still don't own your audience in bluesky, despite the protocol. do both.
you still don't own your audience in bluesky, despite the protocol. do both.
Not sure if is smart on validation stage...
Not sure if is smart on validation stage...
The emails are substack creators. Emails are available in directories.
The product is not validated yet. A few interesting things happening from this iteration. We will keep sharing our journey
The emails are substack creators. Emails are available in directories.
The product is not validated yet. A few interesting things happening from this iteration. We will keep sharing our journey
We started with newsletter creators.
Now, other industries (nonprofits, sales teams) are showing interest.
So now we have a lot of questions... should we:
👉 Stick to newsletters and go deep?
👉 Pivot to a broader enrichment tool?
Still figuring it out...
We started with newsletter creators.
Now, other industries (nonprofits, sales teams) are showing interest.
So now we have a lot of questions... should we:
👉 Stick to newsletters and go deep?
👉 Pivot to a broader enrichment tool?
Still figuring it out...
✅ Filters uninterested people
✅ Gives details to those who click
❌ Fewer direct convos
❌ “More info” requests rarely convert
Some founders skip links to force replies. I see the value in that.
📌 What’s your take? Would you add a link or not?
✅ Filters uninterested people
✅ Gives details to those who click
❌ Fewer direct convos
❌ “More info” requests rarely convert
Some founders skip links to force replies. I see the value in that.
📌 What’s your take? Would you add a link or not?
→ Using a subject line with less than three words that sparks curiosity.
But let’s be honest—these numbers can be misleading. Open rates don’t mean people care.
So, we only use them for internal comparison:
🔹 Is this email doing better than the last one?
That’s all that matters.
→ Using a subject line with less than three words that sparks curiosity.
But let’s be honest—these numbers can be misleading. Open rates don’t mean people care.
So, we only use them for internal comparison:
🔹 Is this email doing better than the last one?
That’s all that matters.