RevOps Wizard

All things revenue operations | Marketing wizard | HubSpot Consultant

[RevOps Wizard @revenuepapi]

I'm building my own UI kit to replicate the Klaviyo's components library to build email marketing templates.

These components will help me to build faster and better, with a focus on the proper image vs. native elements balance.

#klaviyo #emailmarketing #emaildesign #figma

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@fivosaresti GTME

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@iamliamsheridan ICP

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If you want to see it with your own eyes: https://t.co/bXX0teeInl

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These are some other trademarks from Figma! In case you want to use them on your app 😂

[Anton Osika @antonosika]

figma says we can't use the word "dev mode" in lovable 😄

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Every new release of ChatGPT kills hundreds of single-functionality apps, and that’s not a bad thing.

[Sam Altman @sama]

we've got a lot of good stuff for you this coming week!

kicking it off tomorrow.

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Material 3 is ugly

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@a_opoka Love it!

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Riches are in the niches.

It's cool to think about a consumer app that can go viral and address a really wide audience.

But more realistic opportunities are in the niche apps for specific and often specialized users.

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Sometimes is hard to find Swift and iOS podcast without finding a lot of Taylor Swift fan podcasts.

What are those really valuable indie iOS dev and mobile app entrepreneurship podcasts you recommend?

[Sean Allen @seanallen_dev]

Learn how to create advanced animations in SwiftUI with the .phaseAnimator modifier.

You can break the animation down into phases and customize the animation/timing of each phase.

Thanks to @createwithplay for sponsoring the video! Check out their new Play to Xcode feature.

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@aliszu Love the branding!

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@iswiftdevapp This is awesome!

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Testing my UI kit recreating the Quest app from Figma to SwiftUI

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Whe're getting there. 14% on my iOS development learning path. So far loving the experience with @Codecademy

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I'm a product designer learning iOS development (for a 3rd time).

How many people here pivoted from design to ios dev? What's your experience so far?

[Viktor Seraleev @seraleev]

I’m ready to share my formula. Bookmark this and apply it to your apps!

Let’s go:

• Design. A bright icon and compelling screenshots are key to high install conversion.
• Quality. I often enter existing niches, so I make my product at least on par with the leaders.
• Onboarding. A well-designed onboarding combined with a paywall generates up to 75% of all payments.
• Step-by-step UI. I help users achieve results with the fewest possible steps.
• Transparent terms. No hidden close buttons, aggressive paywalls, or pricing tricks.
• No lifetime purchases. I intentionally removed lifetime deals—fewer choices lead to higher conversion.
• MRR growth. Weekly and annual subscriptions work best for me. Weekly is perfect for testing; annual is for those who want the best deal.
• Retention. Simple: listen to user feedback and regularly ship new features.
• Branding. I create a unique name for each app, and competitors often start using my brand in their keywords.
• ASO. Any tool works. In the Title, I always include the main keyword + app name.
• Localization. The easiest way to grow—translate keywords, screenshots, and the app itself.
• Pricing optimization. I adjust prices based on purchasing power index.
• Personal use. Use your own app—it’ll help you improve UX and find growth opportunities.

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Apple is falling behind with the AI game right now 🥲

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What are those hidden gems of software in the MacOS App Store?
One of my favorites apps is Acorn

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@garvinechan I’m learning with the iOS dev career path from Codecademy and it’s very clear full of best practices