Shahriar Rumel

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The founders who win aren't the best coders or marketers. They're the ones who just don't stop. Consistency is the most underrated superpower in this game.

@mytwillot Interesting way to organise tweet history! Good luck!

@rumelshahriar7 Working on Twillot—it backs up your bookmarks and tweet history, then uses AI to make them searchable so nothing gets lost. Happy to swap signal boosts! twillot.com/en

Weekend question: what are you building right now? Drop it below. Let's trade some signal boosts and meet a few new builders.

If you're early, reply to every single comment yourself. Don't automate it. Don't outsource it. Those first engagers become your loudest advocates.

Weekend building, by choice not pressure. There's a version of this where the work feels like a grind. Right now it feels like curiosity. Not taking that for granted.

Friday reflection: the weeks I ship least are the weeks I overthink most. Less planning. More doing. The plan rarely survives contact with real users anyway.

Talk to users, but watch what they do, not what they say. Stop asking "do you like this?" Start asking "when did you last need to do X?" Behavior beats opinion.

What's an underrated growth channel for B2B SaaS right now? Feels like everyone's doing the same five things. Curious if anyone found something that works differently.

Friday on postprism.app: wrapping the loose ends from this week's experiments. Not every test wins. But every test teaches. Shipping beats guessing.

The posts I'm sure will flop often do best. The ones I think are genius get crickets. Lesson: ship the thought, let the audience decide. You're a bad judge of your own work.

Pricing tip: your pricing page is your most honest page. It forces you to answer what the product is actually worth. If you're scared to raise it, that's data too.

What made you finally start posting consistently? I started and stopped for months. Curious what actually flipped the switch for you.

Shipping a small thing today: faster post previews on postprism.app. Not glamorous. But the little speed wins are the ones users feel every single day.

Building solo is lonely in a way nobody warns you about. Dozens of decisions a day, no one to pressure-test them. That's why I build in public. The internet becomes the cofounder.

SEO tip nobody wants to hear: write the boring page. The "how to schedule X" article won't go viral, but it'll quietly bring users for years. Compounding beats clever.

How do you decide what NOT to build? My list of "good ideas" is longer than my actual roadmap. Curious how other founders say no.

Spent the morning reading postprism.app support messages before writing a single line of code. The roadmap writes itself when you actually listen. Users tell you what to build. You just have to ask.

The feature you're scared to cut is usually the one holding you back. Complexity feels like progress. It isn't. Subtraction is underrated.

Cheap growth tip: turn your best replies into posts. If you wrote something thoughtful in someone's comments, it deserves its own tweet. You already did the thinking. Reuse it.

Founders: what's the one tool you'd never give up? Trying to trim my stack and curious what actually earns its place for other people.