@BalaiBB There is already a tool called https://t.co/0YfflqcXB8 where you can check the status of a wallet before receiving USDT for free from the homepage (TRON and ETH networks only)
However, for a comprehensive AML report, you need to sign up and go to OTCPulsecom/lookup.
@Mr__Viking@agazdecki It funny😅, they just exaggerate numbers . And if you are doing research at scale (probably to validate product idea) your system will pick up data like this thinking it true & mess it up (hopefully people have systems that filters this type of false statements)
@agazdecki It safe to say Andraw is Anti-vibe coding😂… how will someone spent 75k to create a Hibspot when Claude code 200 or 100 dollars plan can get it done in no time if you know what you’re doing. Btw you don't need the whole features that's why ghl is bloated anyway .
Just use validsaas... Trust me, people will be like, “yes that’s nice I will pay for that.” Immediately after you launch, everyone ghosts you, then you wonder why people behave like that and probably resent them. The best way to get this kind of info is Reddit when no one prompts or shies away from saying anything because it’s anonymous.
I think new startups still underestimate the importance of having a blog. Mind you, I just finished setting up the blog and wrote my first post, around 5000 words backed by real data, and someone is already finding value not even 30 minutes after publishing.
I think new startups still underestimate the importance of having a blog. Mind you, I just finished setting up the blog and wrote my first post, around 5000 words backed by real data, and someone is already finding value not even 30 minutes after publishing.
@buildwithcam@levelsio fixing retention. 19 signups but zero came back for a second session. next milestone is 5 users who return without me asking them to. (Spoiler alert 2 returned😅 & 6 more signup from 1 Reddit post yesterday.)
@NickDon44251573 @AlphaBea27119 that’s the whole focus right now. making the second session worth coming back for. everything else is noise until that’s fixed
@agazdecki Someone actually cloned my project in less than 2hrs (but rubbish becoz it was common LLM wrapper version of mine that actually pull Reddit data) . To even make matter worst he commented on my Reddit post.🤣
@resend https://t.co/8bUvuQgSl7 - analyze hundreds of Reddit threads and tells you if your idea is a painkiller or a vitamin before you waste 3 months building it.
I analyzed 200 posts and 17,946 comments from r/SaaS and r/Entrepreneur.
Lead generation was the #1 pain point. 43 out of 100 threads.
But here’s what nobody talks about:
There are 8+ Reddit lead gen tools already. Most do the exact same thing. Paste your URL, auto-generate keywords, scan, alert.
The real problem isn’t finding leads.
Founders in the data kept saying the same thing: “I reached out to 1,847 people and got 11 replies.”
That’s not a volume problem. That’s a targeting problem.
The tools can find people talking about your space. What they can’t tell you is whether someone is just venting or actually ready to buy.
“I hate my CRM” and “looking for a CRM under $50/mo for a 3 person team” get treated the same.
One is frustration. The other is a wallet opening.
The founders who cracked it didn’t send more messages. They sent fewer messages to better people. Context based outreach hit 18% reply rates vs 2% for cold.
What’s your experience? Are you getting better results from volume or targeting?
“I spent $400/month on this tool and wasted 40 hours trying to migrate off”
That’s not a complaint. That’s past tense buying intent.
The money already moved. The time was already lost.
That’s how you know it’s a painkiller not a vitamin.