An advice to my dear fellow solopreneurs and founders.
I just want to briefly tell you that there's another side to building a successful startup, it's called sales and marketing.
It's not often talked about enough, you can have that amazing product but still have 0 sales.
On Day 3, building my startup - @webolead_ai ,
we are excited to introduce a new Freemium Plan tailored for hobbyists and small teams.
This plan is designed to provide accessible, high-value tools to support your creative and professional endeavors. With a Freemium Account, users will receive $10 in Lead #Credits each month, empowering you to explore our platform's features and kickstart your projects with ease.
This initiative reflects our commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration, ensuring that individuals and small teams have the resources they need to #succeed.
Whether you're just starting out or scaling a small operation, the $Freemium $Plan offers a cost-effective way to engage with our services while enjoying the benefits of monthly Lead Credits.
Day 2 documenting the process of building my startup @webolead_ai
Setting up a proper workflow for a new business signing up to Webolead for the first time.
New users can now set up an account, select a subscription plan, pay for their subscriptions, and get credited lead tokens $ that in turn can be used in app to generate leads and qualify them.
Day 2 documenting the process of building my startup @webolead_ai
I built the user authentication system for Webolead today. My major goal for the day was to set up structures that allowed users to sign up to the app and maintain authentication for 60 days via Auth tokens.
Now users are able to access their account during app relaunch without having to sign in every time.
Day 1 documenting the process of building my startup @webolead_ai
Post #3 - I've decided to streamline my system structure into 3 different layers.
Electron JS -> Flask App -> Django Nginx Server.
The goal of this architecture is simple, build a system that's scalable.