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Christian calculates his consulting rate per hour. Chris soft launched saastips.com and was immediately overwhelmed by email bot signups. After fixing that problem, it led to three new SaaS ideas.
00:00 Intro
02:57 Launching saastips.com
12:25 Fixing fake bot email signups
18:54 Hot take #1: email signup saas
23:55 Hot take #1.5: better newsletter sending UI
32:29 Hot take #2: Marketing Changelog
39:11 $183.60 per hour
51:45 Back to SaaS
57:14 Hot take #3: Face follower
Timestamps created with https://clips.marketing by @cgenco
We chat with Tim Leland who runs a link shortener (t.ly) and a weather extension. We cover how he came up with the ideas, how he developed and marketed them, and where he sees the future of his products and Chrome extensions in general.
We both share our takeaways from Microconf.
Chris almost has Acorn Chat feature complete and ready to submit to the Slack app store. Christian is getting close to finishing the serverless FileInbox v1. Also we talk about RSI and using voice commands as a potential way to limit injury.
Chris is almost ready to submit his Slack app to the Slack app directory. Christian tries to figure out how to charge for work he wants to do for a friend. Christian also has ideas about home automation.
00:00 Intro
01:08 Kaggle essay competition
08:16 Building a Slack app
09:32 The amount of time things take to get done
17:09 Administrative poms
20:12 Home automation
37:50 Doing work for friends: paid or free?
52:48 Fileinbox update
55:36 Naming things is hard
Timestamps created with https://clips.marketing by @cgenco
MeetingPlace is sold, so Chris is working on his next SaaS. Christian keeps getting stuff done on FileInbox, and wonders when he can actually fly with his paramotor.
Chris finalizes the sale of MeetingPlace. Christian worries that he's getting too productive.
Chris sells a SaaS! Christian tries to figure out what makes him productive. [Sorry for the audio quality! - it gets better next week]
Microconf is in 40 days! We talk about what we want to accomplish before then, and come up with a strategy to hold each other accountable and get stuff done.
Chris has to relearn a bunch of math and tries to figure out how to teach it as well. Christian has a new way to try to get things done by delaying work on his fun projects.
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