Massimo Chieruzzi

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@coreyhainesco Would love to read it!

I’m looking for early beta readers for my new book on SaaS marketing. Founders, marketers, developers, vibe coders. Comment or DM if interested 🤙

Man, it's always like this... the smaller they are the more they make absurd requests. In almost any business. When I was running an agency business a small $10k customer used to call me at night just to ask the url of the staging server to show his friends. eBay, a $1m customer would never ever call me after working hours.

We refuse any custom plan for $49/mo customer. And this is the kind of answers we get. It's like entitlement is inversely correlated with budget. Every. Single. Time.

@Emarky So glad she's gonna be ok 💪 That's the only thing that really matters when you have kids!

Been in the hospital with my daughter for 4 days now. Crazy how that puts everything else in perspective. For example, made one of the most expensive mistakes last week (like... rrreally expensive 🙈) and I don't care one bit. She'll be okay though! ❤️

2025 Plan to get rich with 0 effort: Step 1: Engage with all the 10 users who DM'd me claiming they can 2x my revenue or customers Step 2: Watch my revenue 20x Step 3: Success

@joaopaulolndev Thanks for solving the issue so quickly!

Thank you @DivByZeroIT for sponsoring me on @github. You can join them at my sponsors profile: github.com/sponsors/joaop…

@adrian_horning_ Crunchbase

I just scraped 2.8 million companies from crunchbase 🤯 Name, website, semrush stats, etc. I'm giving the entire thing away in the next 24 hours Comment "crunchbase" and I'll send it to you. Make sure DM's are open

@JulioMedina I would love to ... very little bandwidth lately. What updates would you like to see ?

@MassimoCw, is there any chance Zeroblur chrome extension will get updated?

@levelsio A major issue in EU (on top of the and complexity of running a business) is fragmentation. US is a big huge market. Europe is 50 small markets all with very different cultures, and rules.

🇪🇺 eu/acc How can Europe become competitive again worldwide?

@theandreboso @codyschneiderxx Great point Andrea, I was gonna reply almost the same thing on the "scrape email and spam the world" growth tactic :)

In this post there are good ideas and not so good ideas. I like retargeting visitors and leveraging email to stay in touch. Most people aren't ready to buy and it will take a lot of touchpoints before they are. It's something a lot of new founders ignore and it's a missed opportunity. Marketing to a warm audience is better than marketing to a cold one. I don't like scraping emails and adding people to a newsletter without their consent. If someone does that to me I'll mark as spam and never buy anything from that company. Also to create custom audiences Facebook's policies require that you have permission to contact individuals using their email addresses. Google Ads for BOFU keywords: absolutely. Programmatic SEO: works only in some niches. All in all definitely better than launching on Product Hunt and crossing fingers 😄

if you just got into YC and your marketing strategy is “product hunt” please for the love of god read this so i dont have an aneurysm for b2b scape every target customers email from apollo builtwith google maps directories anywhere validate the emails something like zerobounce cold email all of them with something like smartlead or instantly make a weekly podcast for your target customers, sequence these same emails into an newsletter that promotes the podcast turn podcast into clips schedule to all social google ads for bottom of funnel keywords with conversion event for signup facebook ads and linkedin ads customer match list those emails pixel everyone who touches the website across all channels remarketing to them indefinitely email drip nurture for 3 month to everyone who signs up email once a week with product updates you’re not a $1M ARR company in 12 months for b2c make thousands of pieces of organic content and hundreds if tiktoks instagrams and youtubes post across them all affiliate program for these same influencers hire influencers for sponsored posts do programmatic SEO for keywords related tot every keyword your custom would search online take organic content and do facebook ads tiktok ads youtube ads with signup conversion event pixel everyone who touches the website across all channels remarketing to them indefinitely email drip nurture for 3 months to everyone who signs up email once a week with product updates you’re not a $1M ARR company in 12 months

Hey @ThriveCart, I know ConvertBox is no longer a priority but it's embedding Polyfill which represents a high security risk nowadays. Any intention to fix this? sansec.io/research/polyf…

@taylorotwell Yes!

Hott or not? 🤔

@levelsio @Wayfair Could be a good opportunity for an exit :)

So last year @Wayfair, an $8B company, launched their own AI interior design tool This week someone at Wayfair asked me to cancel their subscription of InteriorAI.com, which is my AI interior design tool launched 2 years ago I was confused why would they sign up to it if they have their own? Well, because they signed up to it before they had their own and used it to build their version of it! 😂 They had 8 different accounts on Interior AI that ran for months 🤯 I learnt a bit about competitive spying today! Told ya the big companies were checking what indie hackers did, that was my entire point when I said "indie hacking is dead", we're part of the big market now where billion dollar companies are INSIDE our apps!

"What do startup CTOs search for on Google?" Google - doesn't provide good answers OpenAI - wordy, unverifiable, too broad, no volume data, not useful SEMRush/Ahrefs/Moz - gives you KWs related to "startup CTO" (which isn't quite the same thing) But... 👇👇👇

@EthosVentures Yep everyone should use a password manager. Forcing users to insert a 16 chars password is not gonna make people change mind if they are not using it :) I don't know... it just seems too much especially with 2FA enforced.

@MassimoCw The reality is that anything shorter is crackable. Either use a password manager or use a a pass phrase correcthorsebatterystaple.net/index.html

Are longer passwords the best way to improve security? Twilio is now requiring 16 chars passwords... I find it brutal. More secure? Likely. Terrible UX? For sure.

@SaadBencherif10 @theflywheel_app Reasonably priced, decent free tier and a lot features. If it works could replace at least 2/3 tools in our stack

@MassimoCw @theflywheel_app so many analytics tools it seems! never heard about this one before. what makes it look good according to you?

which product analytics tool are you using? looking for these 2 criteria: 1) SUPER easy to set up basic analytics (few lines of code) 2) flexible enough to build more complex stuff later on

Begun the Clone War has Deepfake scammer walks off with $25 million in first-of-its-kind AI heist arstechnica.com/information-te…

Apply as a speaker at the conference instead of sponsoring it and spend the money on paid ads :) Jokes aside, it's a tough choice. B is more predictable. A is always a shot in the dark. Sometimes it works great sometimes it generates a $0 return. If the conference is big enough might be worth advertising here on its hashtag but the reach is usually low, even for large events. Still always worth a try, even if you're also sponsoring the event.

You need to sell out the shit of your product. What do you do? You have 16250 euros. A) Sponsor a conference B) Spend it on paid ads #buildinpublic