Thinking about really focusing more on the X account this year... What worked for you to grow here?

I have everything digital... but one thing I do the old-fashioned way is track the days I meet my goal.

If you want users to keep coming back to your platform, keep it simple. A clean and simple UI makes a big difference to the user experience.

Building something and keeping it alive isn’t for everyone. The other day we were explaining to a friend everything it takes to sustain and scale Flowrise. It’s a hard path. It constantly challenges your mindset and your capacity. But when your purpose is clear and meaningful

I don't usually work at night, only in special cases... But when creativity flows at 10pm, you have to take advantage of it. Illustrations in progress 🚧

Not every small SaaS needs a $6k/month design retainer. Sometimes you just need: - Copy updates - A few illustrations for a new feature - Small design tweaks or improvements That’s why we added Monthly Support for $450/month. Up to 12 hours per month. Premium design. Low

We decided to try Folk. We’ve been focusing on outbound on LinkedIn, and we believe this platform can help us save time. I’m curious to see how much we can actually optimize. If it frees up time to keep growing our contacts and helps us close leads, we’ll definitely stick with

You’re a small SaaS founder. New year, new goals: -More demos. -Higher MRR. -Shorter sales cycles. - Better leads. One of the biggest levers to get there? Clarity on: • What you solve • Who it’s for • Why it matters now Your website should do that 24/7 without you

We had a call with an SEO company and started working together (1 week trial) Day 1: Analyzed the business and current site Day 2: Presented the new structure and content Day 3: Started development and defined the style, aligned with their current brand Today we presented an

I took advantage of having a free moment to play a little. I missed creating mini designs just for fun!

A founder’s mind rarely switches off. It’s always on goals, revenue, and clients. Replaying the past. Chasing the next milestone. And in between, we forget the present. We forget to notice progress. How far we’ve come. Why we chose this path. This isn’t about slowing

Something I have learned over time is that your skills do not define your income. Your positioning does. Same skill: One person charges £500. Another charges £2,500. This applies to everyone: designers, founders, agencies.

Scaling your own business has so many parts. - Offer - Marketing - Service quality - Customer support - Finance You can’t ignore any of them. Be honest, which one do you enjoy the least?

This isn’t just a case study section. It’s a conversion asset. When SaaS buyers evaluate your product, they’re not looking for long stories. They’re scanning for proof. That’s why this section was strategically designed to: • Highlight clear, concise metrics that show real

I'm still surprised when I hear that someone is still using Adobe XD for design. Wow.

Making adjustments is part of the business. Test, analyse, adjust. So after a couple of tests, new adjustments are coming...

You’re a B2B SaaS founder. Product validated. Users active. Revenue stable. Growth slows… so you add more features. Big mistake. Most of the time, the issue isn’t the product. It’s the clarity of your website. Before building more, ask: “Is our value proposition

Latest visuals we created. Stock illustrations make you look like everyone else. - Same shapes. - Same “tech” vibe. - Zero differentiation. When everyone looks the same, perception becomes generic. We design custom illustrations that reflect: • Your real use case • Your