Stefan Vukmanovic
431 posts

Stefan Vukmanovic
@Vukmanovic24
CEO of @Starko_one also a software engineer until morning and everything else during the the rest of the day
Montenegro Katılım Kasım 2016
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@kylegawley I am confused what is bad with their UX simple things are simple to find and use, more complex ones are complex by nature for small projects u are one navigating tab away from what you need… tbh i sometimes feel that people just bash on things that they don’t actually use much
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@vercel @MercedesAMGF1 Yesss, well speed goes well with instant
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We are joining @MercedesAMGF1 as a multi-year strategic partner. First stop: British GP.
If it's fast, it's on Vercel.
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We dug through the LinkedIn outreach behind 1.19M replies.
Real conversations GTM operators started in Q1 2026, to find the openers that actually got answered. The average across all of it was a 26% reply rate. Already absurd for "cold" outreach. The best openers beat it badly.
Here's one I use. It's part of a flow I run that holds a 40%+ reply rate, where every second reply books a call:
Right after they accept the connection:
"Thanks for connecting {name}."
Then a day or two later:
"Saw {company} is doing {specific thing}, how's that going?"
That's the whole opener. No pitch. No "I help companies like yours."
I'm not selling in the DM, I'm starting a conversation. The pitch comes way later, if at all.
Why it works is boring and unglamorous: it's relevant and it's low-pressure. I did the homework, so {specific thing} is real and not a guess, and I'm not asking them for anything yet. People reply to curiosity. They ghost a pitch.
That's the principle under all 7 templates in the doc. Each one is a different flavor of "be relevant, start a conversation," with the exact wording and a note on when to pull it out.
I'm giving the whole thing away because I'm reliably told I'm terrible at capitalism.
Comment "TEMPLATES" and I'll send it over
(No opt-in or funnel or course at the end. genuinely just bad at this.)
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I had this as an idea, almost 2 years ago, when i was talking with one of my mentors from @daytonaio , and now we are finnally going to build it and close the loop. We will allow other models to develop and fix issues
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Utlising @cursor_ai Agent SDK to allow our users to turn support tickets, and feedback collected from @Starko_one into pre-made bug/fixe-s and feature requests . Every ticket can be handed over to Cursor 🥳

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@miloshjokic Aposlutno, prvi put se nekako osjecam kao da se bavim sustinom problema a ne istrazivanjem how to do X in Y language

@ABTapper Finnaly someone did it for me 😂 i had saved snippets for going through this in the terminal
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in my new role at cursor i build a lot of software for our GTM team
because our team is nimble & growing, i’m multi-tasking 6-8 different projects each week
i struggle to remember which apps I’m running locally, what port they're on, if i launched it from iterm2 or cursor's integrated terminal, etc
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R.I.P. rebuilding your GTM stack from scratch every session.
A complete Claude Skill Library can replace a $15,000/month agency retainer.
It is not as easy as hiring someone else to do it.
But if you start today, you can have 130+ skills loaded into Claude Code covering every GTM job by end of this week.
I usually charge $299 for access to this library but today, it's free.
Like this post + comment 'Agents' and I'll DM you the entire skill library for free.
(Must be following, or I can't message.)
Taking this down in 48 hours.

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@ivanburazin How would you suggest that an early-stage startup should approach hiring, especially for sales positions?
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I used to think executive search firms were a scam.
I've been pitched 5-figure (on the higher side) pricing per month. They'd bluntly say they don't operate on a success-fee model and ask us to lock in for 3 months minimum.
But we did try a couple despite the hesitation because hiring for mid-senior roles + some niche roles is genuinely hard.
I am now on the phone with a person who took a company from $8M to $250M. They weren't even looking. The recruiter called personally and pitched them on us. They took the call only because they trusted the recruiter.
Only a warm human relationship built over a long time and a seriously good network can unlock this. So, although the quotes are insane, I do see the value.
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@ivanburazin But you are 100% on point you get to influence many more lives while not concentrating all the success in one single person - that might use it in a bad way as well
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@ivanburazin Ok after reading your comments i get what you ment but tbh it’s not really self explanatory- I was about to disagree but it makes sense. Still the wording can be much better
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@Vukmanovic24 Hi Stefan. Unfortunately, developer issues are out of our support expertise. The good news is we do have a team that can help! We recommend reaching out to @GooglePlayBiz for assistance. Hope this helps.
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Wtf am i supposed to do, just payed @GooglePlay console the developer fee two times and nothing.... I can't even access the support page can you guys help @googledevs
- the money is not the issue but there is a genuen bug on the website, I wanted to renw my account...
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@garrytan So you are saying my dislexic typing is a major win 😏
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@benln We could do it with high school students and industry professionals in Podgorica in the best coffeehouse for co working
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@benln Help me organise this in Montenegrin common !!🇲🇪
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