Recently I failed on a side hustle and learnt a hack 🤯
I launched an extension on the chrome web store a couple of weeks back to solve the major problem for creators.
As a Product Marketer, I used to read many blogs and like a few points in a few blogs.
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Cool demo time!
@stitchflowHQ automates provisioning and deprovisioning in Asana without upgrading to an Enterprise plan.
We spin up a secure, headless browser that logs in to Asana, navigates the admin UI, and removes a user exactly as a human would.
https://t.co/mtzCBjecL5
I’m seeing this trend pop up more on Reddit lately.
More IT managers are calling out the SCIM tax because they’re stuck doing manual provisioning for apps that don’t support SCIM without an enterprise upgrade.
Worth the read 👇
The biggest security gaps in your company are caused by vendor pricing plans, hiding provisioning behind enteprise tiers.
So we built a SCIM bridge for any app using resilient browser automation. No enterprise plan needed.
Check it out at https://t.co/KhHfop41Sy
After about a year of creating content on my Tamil YouTube channel, I think I may be closer to CMF (Content Market Fit)
Goal: Create content in Tamil that helps people build SaaS products and careers
Why SaaS products?
- Coding knowledge is abundant but product thinking is not
- SaaS products (including MicroSaaS) presents an amazing life changing opportunity if done right
- AI coding now enables anyone, even one person, to build products
Why SaaS Career?
- Chennai is the home to many successful B2B SaaS startups with amazing work culture, above average pay and exposure to the global community. More people should have access to this.
- The barrier to entry can be high as SaaS companies prefer hiring people with SaaS experience
- Understanding SaaS at a first principles level is essential to landing roles (and succeeding in them) at these companies even if you're strong in your core skill.
Although my initial videos on MicroSaaS had some traction, it is really the podcasts that taught me a lot about what people want to listen to.
@r_manoj11, @gouthamjay8, @arunjgd & @KambanTheMaker talked about their success stories. It served as case studies of people who've done it before
@Deepak910k@IamRenganathan@YourSaaSGuy spoke in depth about very specific functions within building a SaaS product
@aishashok14 and nammahari brought new perspectives to the podcast
@TheBodySoda told us everything that happens in a SaaS company and how to get into one
Throughout these conversations, I was also figuring out how to be a better host.
I realized that my strength is the people I know and not just that, I also know exactly what to ask them. That's what I want to leverage in future conversations.
If you've been following my YouTube channel (thank you), I would love to hear some feedback!
@ThePeterMick Nihal here A.K.A SaaS Guy
Talks about GTM, MicroSaaaS, Buildinpublic.
Currently growing Asnap from 0 to 100 customers in less than 3 months.
https://t.co/VTAzQBfzCr
@upen946 I have burnt out a lot because of not taking a 30-minute break and think that my time is wasted.
But later realised the importance of taking breaks.
SMB vs. Enterprise SaaS 👇
🚀 SMB SaaS → Quick experiments, short sales cycles, clear ROI, easy attribution.
🏢 Enterprise SaaS → Slow experiments, long deal cycles, hard-to-measure ROI, attribution is a nightmare.
Which one do you prefer? 👇
#MicroSaaS#GTM#Marketing