Stuart, saasyDB

I'm working on a SaaS company database, with leads not found elsewhere, to make it easier to market to SaaS companies Also, a new offer that is just the company info, if you want to build clean SaaS company lists and just get the contacts for them elsewhere links below!

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@rchase I got a paper medical bill with a link to pay online but the link went to a 404

It still amazes me when I get an invoice with no instructions on how to pay it I'll just keep reading it over and over thinking I missed something Truly bizarre and I have no idea how these businesses exist

@docosmethod 100

Dream 100 clients don’t reply to pitches. They reply to insight. Instead of asking for a call, send a 1-page doc: • what you noticed in their business • where you see opportunity • one idea worth testing I built the template. Like + follow + comment 100 and I’ll send it.

@gregorykennedy just a few from your main email address or actual volume?

COLD EMAIL UPDATE: I have been sending cold emails as part of my outreach sequences for the past 9 months. Today is the first time I got a response. So, I guess, it does still work?

@romanbuildsaas Kurt Vonnegut used * to mean asshole in his writing. So the icon is interesting…

We see 3-5x higher reply rates using this signal-based play compared to standard cold outbound. And almost nobody is running it: 1. Pull closed-won accounts from your CRM going back 12-24 months 2. Use Clay to find the people who worked at those companies and track where they went 3. Check if their new company matches your ICP 4. Score and tier them: Tier 1 gets manual AE-led outreach, Tier 2 gets multichannel sequences, Tier 3 gets automated email drip, and Tier 4 goes into a long-term nurture The warmest leads are people who already know your product works.

Holy ship. 🚢 Genuinely never thought Ahrefs would do this. API access is now available on all plans. No extra fees. 🥳 It's something I always wanted as a customer, and I had no involvement in this going live, so my surprise is genuine. Limits apply depending on your account, but I'm super happy more people can now play with this.

i pray debt collectors call me last month one called about a $4,300 medical bill. i let him do his whole speech. then i said six words: "is this debt past the statute?" silence in 38 states, debt expires after 3-7 years. once it passes the statute of limitations, they cannot sue you for it. legally. the debt still exists on paper but they have zero enforcement power they're calling you hoping you don't know this. because the second you make a payment, even $1, the clock RESETS and they can sue you again for the full amount that's why they say "just pay $50 to show good faith." that $50 reactivates the entire debt. it's a trap and they know exactly what they're doing the play when a collector calls: step 1: say nothing about paying. say this: "please provide written validation of this debt under FDCPA Section 809" they are legally required to stop all collection activity until they send you written proof. most junk debt buyers can't produce it because they bought your debt in a bundle for 4 cents on the dollar and don't have the original paperwork step 2: check your state's statute of limitations at your state AG's website. if the debt is past the SOL, send this letter: "this debt is time-barred under [state] statute of limitations. any attempt to collect or sue is a violation of the FDCPA. cease all contact immediately" step 3: if it's on your credit report and it's past 7 years, dispute it. "this account exceeds the FCRA 7-year reporting period. remove immediately." bureaus must remove it within 30 days or face $1,000 per violation i helped someone wipe $23,000 in zombie debt in one afternoon. four letters. zero dollars paid the collectors who called her every week? gone. the accounts on her credit report dragging her score down 80+ points? deleted. she went from 588 to 691 in 45 days without paying a cent debt collectors buy your old debt for pennies and try to scare you into paying full price. their entire business model depends on you not knowing your rights now you know (link in bio. i delete debt and fix credit scores)

@realcharlesemeh Yeah yeah yeah

@WhoWorksThere 💯 It's wild too because it doesn't take up to 10 mins

FINALLY updated my share image for when I post saasyDB's website as a comment. It used to say 10,000+ SaaS companies, but at the end of last year I had researched 100,000, so now it's more up to date. I should have done this months ago.

Every time I sleep on a cheap air mattress, I wake up feeling deflated.

@aronprins “Sega genesis” haha

@WhoWorksThere Yes! Ps: low key digging this style so much! What was the prompt? 😅🫣🔥

People sign up for saasyDB and sometimes look for real estate companies, agencies, e-com websites, etc. But they never find any. saasyDB is focused on SAAS COMPANIES ONLY. I run every company I research through a test to make sure it is a SaaS (by confirming its qualities against the qualities of a SaaS business) and re-test the companies again later to double check. So if you're targeting SaaS companies specifically for yourself or your clients, check out saasyDB. If you target another vertical, I'm not the solution for you unfortunately.

@MihaylovVelizar Why bother still doing it tho?

@WhoWorksThere I think there is too much noise now. You should still do it but yeah probably will not be the thing that will blow up your product.

Product Hunt has been dead for a long time. I had a #1 product on there and it launched my business and I was able to ride that wave for a year, to make money with the business. THAT WAS IN 2014. Now it's something people feel obligated to do, but it's pretty pointless. Roman made $1500 MRR from it, which is wonderful, but he's a SaaS growth expert now, so that's not much for him, especially considering how much effort he put into this.

@JohanesZwilling I used to check it for cool tools. Years and years ago.

@WhoWorksThere Render me ignorant, but I never fully understood who went there. Fellow makers!? What normal person seeks out up and coming products or services? It's too close to home. Where are the users who don't know these niche personalities or outlets??

stop spending money on Claude Code. Chipotle's support bot is free:

@BaDahBoomski feels rude in a way. like my data costs them anything to host really? try to win me back instead of dramatically kicking me out!

@WhoWorksThere 2 weeks is really short. Idk if it works.

SaaS companies that send you an email like “login or we will delete your data!!!”… does that really work for reactivation? Just seems like a dickhead move. I got an email about that, they will delete my data this week, my free trial just ended a few days ago. Feels a bit rushed. And they do this instead of a win-back campaign.

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