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Robinounet

@pluvioox

Founder RunMyStartup & EduFiche | 23 | Indie Dev building in public | $800 MRR → $10k 🚀

Mulhouse, France Katılım Ağustos 2023
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Robinounet
Robinounet@pluvioox·
Today: €640 MRR. Goal: €1,000 MRR by Christmas. Let’s make it happen. 🚀
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
@SachMoyne 6 discovery calls in a week at $0 MRR is actually the grind. what's the pattern you keep hearing from those families?
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Sacha@SachMoyne·
DAYS 113 -> 120 MRR : $0 Total Revenue : $0 6 discovery calls done this week with people helping aging parents. 5 and maybe more net week. Same patterns keep coming up.
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
@ShraddhaShips 200 signups and $0 until there was something to pay for. the app was never the blocker, the price tag was missing. what pushed him to finally add the paid tier?
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Shraddha
Shraddha@ShraddhaShips·
one dev built a habit tracker, got 200 signups in week one, made $0 then added one paid tier $340 MRR in month two the app didn't change much the belief did that's the real lesson from vibe coding journeys
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Robinounet
Robinounet@pluvioox·
@victor_bigfield staying consistent when nobody is watching. motivation spikes then dies, the discipline to show up anyway is what separates people who ship from people who plan forever
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Victor 🧢
Victor 🧢@victor_bigfield·
things they don't teach you about building solo · validating before building · finding your first users · saying no to features · shipping ugly and iterating · distribution over perfection · managing motivation dips · automating the boring stuff what would you add?
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
@wickedguro what's the first move after $0, finding the problem or the channel?
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Nevo David
Nevo David@wickedguro·
POV: You learn how to go from 0 to $100k MRR
Nevo David@wickedguro

I always think about what things you can do with → 0 MRR → 10K MRR → 20K MRR → 60K MRR → 93K MRR (current) → 100K MRR If we assume that we have no audience of connections (and no VC funds) --- 0K MRR I mostly focused on Reddit marketing for the open-source, pushing it as much as possible to get into the GitHub trending feed. I also published on Indiehackers . com, some social media, but not many impressions. Open source was the strongest drive. --- 10K MRR Still pre PMF, I try to find edges that not a lot of competitors are doing and have high demand (pivoted to automation - N8N, Make, Zapier), created the N8N official node, started to do cold outreach to Skool groups' founders about adding Postiz to their template/video in return for a lifetime deal, and provided additional help I can give. I also started to push more SEO, buying around 3 backlinks a month from SaaS websites and blogs, making a lot of free tools, but mostly directory backlinks, listing myself in every "awesome" GitHub list. Pay small directories, especially in open-source, for a monthly sponsorship listing. Keep pushing Reddit non-stop with the open-source on /r/selfhosted Refactoring the system many times, the only way to actually get people to use it is to build a really good product. --- 20K MRR Starting to get more brand for my SaaS, listing it on TrustMRR, and getting some creators reaching out to make a video like Starter Story. Automation is the main drive, still pushing the open-source nonstop. Doing a blitz of refactoring again, and moving all the system from Redis queue, to Temporal (best decision of my life) Try different influencers on X / TikTok and failed miserably - too expensive and not converting. OpenClaw released, and I quickly listed Postiz on every awesome directory / every marketplace, creating a SKILL / CLI - poking around the Hype. I built Posiz enterprise so people can add scheduling to their SaaS (headlessly) without Postiz. --- 60K MRR OpenClaw blows up, Oliver writes an article about how he makes money with Postiz, the article gets to 7 million views, and Postiz gets +1-3k MRR every day, and starts to control the narrative of agentic scheduling on X. I just reached the goal of +2 years in 1 month. Affiliate marketing is booming, and many affiliates are starting to push Postiz. I paid for affiliate marketing for 1.5 years and got no traction; now it's a super strong channel. I close Postiz enterprise, because it's just such a small amount of money compared to the bottom-up and requires constant support. --- 93K MRR (current) I understand the power of articles on X, which gets a lot more views than a normal post, reaches every person who uses Postiz, and offers paid collaboration. I built an influencer system over the weekend to track everyone I work with and send them messages on X from the system. Every article that I push with people gets 100k-500k views. Now we are no longer "selling a tool", we are selling "outcome", it's not an agentic social media scheduling tool. Now, here's how you can get tons of views for your product on TikTok (for example). Hired an employee and fired after a month, and then hired a super employee who is both technical and a community person. Postiz now becomes more of a technical tool than a marketing tool. Most support tickets are related to the CLI / OpenClaw, etc. Everybody tells me they see Postiz everywhere. --- 100K MRR (soon) Will start to experiment with ads. I haven't done that to Positz since the release. I believe brand is something you build organically. Once you have a brand and you know your ICP, ads become more viable. I am going to use AdKit with the Facebook /Google CLI to push ads faster (starting with Google), with less knowledge in this area, but I have money to play around. Influencer marketing is amazing, but it requires non-stop work, measurement, and orchestration. At some point, I will need to build an influencer management team. And scale it beyond X. --- Happy weekend :)

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Robinounet
Robinounet@pluvioox·
@TTrimoreau onboarding for me. first users will tell you they're confused before they churn, and fixing that early saved a lot of quiet exits. what did you fix first?
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Thomas Trimoreau
Thomas Trimoreau@TTrimoreau·
What’s the first thing you improve after getting your first users? -onboarding -pricing -retention -distribution
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Robinounet
Robinounet@pluvioox·
@degensing 50 conversations before any channel. skipped that step and paid for it with 3 months of noise going nowhere.
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Degen Sing
Degen Sing@degensing·
most $0 to $20k MRR advice is wrong. not because the tactics are bad. because founders treat the list like a menu when it's actually a sequence. you don't need all 20 channels. you need the 2-3 that match where your audience already lives, and you need to go deep before you go wide. founder-led content builds trust. direct outreach closes deals. communities give you signal. everything else is amplification. the mistake is skipping to SEO and influencers before you've had 50 real conversations with real humans who have the problem you're solving. distribution before depth is just noise at scale. nail the signal first.
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
Things I wish I knew before building my first SaaS: Churn will hurt more than MRR feels good. Your best feature is the one users ask for. Not the one you built. Distribution is harder than the product. Always.
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
The most dangerous moment for a SaaS: Not the launch. Not the first churn. It's when growth feels easy and you stop questioning everything. That's when things break.
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
SEO lesson I learned the hard way: Never rely on a single traffic source. EduFiche was at €1700 MRR. One Google update later, traffic dropped x10. Diversify before you need to. Not after.
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
I've built products that grew. Products that died. Products that came back. The pattern is always the same: The ones I abandoned failed. The ones I kept iterating on survived. Consistency beats talent every time.
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Sofia Marin
Sofia Marin@SofiaMarin5555·
day 6 of 0 to 100k mrr: - built backend -submitted my app -& ate some teriyaki chicken un día buena :)
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
@noor36758 @pcshipp landing page is a comfort zone disguised as work 💀 what's stopping you from shipping the ugly version today?
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Kashaf
Kashaf@noor36758·
@pcshipp Stuck at $0 MRR because I keep rebuilding the landing page instead of shipping 💀
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pc@pcshipp·
Hey devs, where are you all stuck at? - $0 MRR - $10 MRR - $100 MRR
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
@AutomationWorkz solving a real problem for people you love for $20 is the best origin story. what tool did you use to build it?
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Automation Workz
Automation Workz@AutomationWorkz·
My aging family kept falling for scams. For $20, I built a no-code app to protect them. dlvr.it/TSS520
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Robinounet
Robinounet@pluvioox·
@strategicnstyle day 1 to $10k in one month is a big jump, what's the plan to get from $8 to $10k MRR?
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Megs 🤍 App Creator & Business Strategist
Day 1 of Building in Public. Goal is to earn $10k in June. Current progress: Installs: 145 Revenue: $32 MRR: $8 Worked for 4h on the Ultimate Boss app. I am 100% sure that It will all pay off.
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
EduFiche hit €1700 MRR last October. Then the SEO collapsed. Now €830 and falling. I lost the will to work on it. Built other things. But I'm not abandoning it. I did €1700 once. I'll do it again. Being at the top doesn't make you untouchable.
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Iza
Iza@izadoesdev·
something is cooking
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
One thing I know for sure: I reached €1700 MRR once. I can do it again. And more. But this time I won’t make the same mistake. Being at the top doesn’t make you untouchable. Stay humble. Keep learning. Never stop
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
But I can’t bring myself to abandon EduFiche. So I’m going back to zero. Auditing everything. Rebuilding from scratch. The project is 2 years old. Doesn’t matter.
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Robinounet@pluvioox·
Last October EduFiche hit €1700 MRR. I felt unstoppable. Road to €2k, €3k, €4k. Then nothing. No warning. Just a slow decline every single month.
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