often the best sales funnel is just:

landing page (value proposition) -> signup -> paywall

converting tire kickers into paying customers is extremely difficult

write copy that is simple and easy to understand and makes prospects go 'yes, perfect, let's get started'

'warm' serverless edge functions are my new favorite thing

MRR charts are off the table

A good amount of successful startups have roots in the EU.

The problem is they had to leave the EU to make the startup happen (funding, regulation, etc).

It's not a talent or mindset problem.

I want to experiment with the pricing plans:

Does daily price/cost sound cheap?

Or does it make the value proposition stronger?

I want to launch Homestra on PH (basically only for the SEO)

Any tips? Haven't launched anything for years

saas is a flat circle

start a saas

it's fun they say

to understand modern Nextjs and React you need to throw the entire concept of a 'server' out of the window and learn PHP

'we will fix this later once we have some time'

- every developer

fire bad customers, they will drain you mentally and financially

People that run a B2B saas

What do you do with mobile signups?

No one uses our platform on mobile but we do get signups, just show an 'open on desktop' overlay?

😂 this 'it's just a wrapper' is becoming a meme

the reason these homes in France are so 'affordable' is simply because they are in a weird spot

they are located near small towns (if any) making them a hard sell to families with kids (no schools nearby)

the climate in France isn't great year-round so for a vacation home they

at this rate, I am basically just selling homes in France..

which in all fairness you do get a lot of home for your money