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How I reached 185K impressions with just 250 followers in 3 simple steps: 1 - Opened TypePrompt. 2 - Chose a viral template. 3- Posted. It was free and incredibly simple. I highly recommend it

Quick hack to consistency: Start small and stick to it Overwhelm kills motivation, but baby steps fuel progress Works every time

How can @jim_bisenius grow logmeals.com to 10k MRR? Logmeals is an app that counts calories based on photos, with a current monetization strategy of $12.99/mo. To reach 10K MRR, we'll need 770 paying users. Who uses a calorie tracker? I assume it's people who take their diet and training very seriously. Where can we find these people? -Following hardworking gym influencers -Joining paid communities of gym coaches -Participating in Subreddits about diet or gym -Searching on Google for the calorie content of foods [There are other places, but let's focus on these 4] We now have 4 growth channel hypotheses to validate. Maybe one channel can bring in 770 users, or perhaps a mix will do. Following hardworking gym influencers: Research micro gym influencers with up to 15k followers, as they're likely to agree to an affiliate commission. Offer them a 30% lifetime commission for each user they bring in, and give them a free license to use and showcase. If you close deals with 12 influencers with 15k followers each, and they convert 0.2% of their followers, you already have 360 paying users (15000x0.2%x12). Paid communities of gym coaches: Join 10 communities with 500 users each and showcase using the app in your daily life. You'll likely achieve a higher conversion rate than with influencers, perhaps 5%. This could add 250 paying users (500x5%x10). Subreddits about diet or gym: This strategy can yield unpredictable results, but try to see what works in these subreddits and create similar content. A single successful post could bring in 10k visitors. Let's assume 160 paying users come from this. Searching on Google for calorie content: You'll probably experience churn, say 10% each month. An SEO strategy can address this; you need to add 77 new users each month to maintain 10K MRR. For this, you could use programmatic SEO for keywords not covered by FatSecrets and other sites. Target very long-tail keywords, like 'hamburger with egg, bacon, ketchup' instead of just 'hamburger'. So: Following hardworking gym influencers (360 users) Paid communities of gym coaches (250 users) Subreddits about diet or gym (160 users) Searching on Google for calorie content (77 users month) We have 770 users + 77 new users each month That's it! I've made some calculations to estimate reaching 10K MRR, but likely, one strategy will outperform the others, and you should focus more on it. Consider also exploring B2B possibilities, like selling this app to nutritionists. If you need more help, my DM is open

Dan runs a design agency. What would I do to achieve a 10k MRR in 2 months? First: Enhance your showcase. Detail the results achieved through your services, such as increased conversion rates, longer website visits, or improved SEO rankings. Your leads should immediately recognize your expertise upon visiting your site Second: Create an irresistible offer. Your pitch should almost make it seem foolish for leads not to engage with you Something like: "Today, you get 1000 visitors/month with a 5% conversion rate, selling a $100 product equals $5000 in revenue. With our design improvements, we can boost that to a 10% conversion rate, doubling your revenue to $10000, while our fee is just $2500. It's a win-win" Third: High-quality leads. The best offer means little if it's only seen by those who can't afford it. I suggest using CyberLeads from @alexwestco, which provides 1000 leads monthly from recently funded companies. Quick math: 1000 leads 800 cold emails sent 5 calls booked 2 deals closed at $2500 each In two months you have 10K MRR Of course, this is a simplified overview aiming to highlight the strategy's core. If you'd like to dive deeper, Dan, feel free to DM me

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Hey Jan! Your product is great! But B2C sucks at this market. Have you considered pivoting to B2B? You could develop a similar app specifically for nutritionists. Nutritionists will pay, their clients could use it for free Probably they will have less churn and more productivity And you gonna have an higher LTV. win-win

Who else here is trying to grow an app? In my opinion, growing an app is tougher than a web-based SaaS. But once you do, you'll have built a deeper moat, making it all the more worthwhile Let's see what Jordan can do to grow "Envelope Printer Label Maker" To grow an app as an Indie Maker, it means low ad budget, you focus must be in ASO. But, what do you need to do to get nice positions on Apple Store? These are my recommendations: - A calendar of regular updates: Every two weeks you put a new version. The updates don’t need to be major, but consistent updates are favored by Apple - A calendar of in app events: These can increase visibility in the store, leading to more views and, consequently, more downloads - Positive reviews: Engage with your users and aim for at least three 5-star reviews each week - Choose 1 long keyword: Dominate this keyword before moving on to the next (this is the most important) - Member get meber app loops: People will come from the store, is there anything that you can do to every 3 people that downloads your app, at least 1 share with a friend? This will accelerate your growth Any other suggestions for Jordan?

Let's see how Miguel can find more clients to his chatbot. My suggestions: 1/It took me more than 2 minutes to discover that your public is AirBNB hosts. Why not say this on the headline? You can say something like: "WhatsApp AI chatbot that talks with your AirBNB guests" 2/You can search on AirBNB for top hosts and find then on another social platforms, you can send then a long free trial to provide value and justify your cold approach 3/There is a lot of Airbnb host communities, I found some on Facebook and Reddit. You can post there, talking about how your product can make their life easier If you do this 3 things for 2 months is almost impossible getting zero clients Does anyone else have ideas for Miguel?

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