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ah like an affiliate program. at first i thought the inviter gets the revenue off the invitee's products haha
how would that 30% commision on all revenue work? i don't get it
Let's say you invite someone that subscribes to the $199/year plan. Then you'd earn 30% commission on that $199 = $59.70/year for as long as they stay subscribed.
I'm not sure this is something I want to do as it cuts down into my profit margins a lot, but I do like the idea of having some incentive/reward for referring new members.
ah like an affiliate program. at first i thought the inviter gets the revenue off the invitee's products haha
You could gift a month free for both invited and invitee if the invited reaches a specific streak.
Not sure about how the community grows rn and if that is a problem, but that would be a nice way to incentivize both to be active on wip
Nice yes I want to give some incentive to inviters as well. Giving free membership is a fun idea.
I also thought about money (e.g. 30% commission on all revenue from anyone you invite), swag (t-shirts, stickers, etc) or some website unlocks (streak fixes, etc)
how would that 30% commision on all revenue work? i don't get it
Let's say you invite someone that subscribes to the $199/year plan. Then you'd earn 30% commission on that $199 = $59.70/year for as long as they stay subscribed.
I'm not sure this is something I want to do as it cuts down into my profit margins a lot, but I do like the idea of having some incentive/reward for referring new members.
ah like an affiliate program. at first i thought the inviter gets the revenue off the invitee's products haha
About 3 years ago when i started working solo, I gave it a go working after my SWE job. Failed miserably because the SWE work was too draining and my biz moved too slowly.
Then I tried waking up at 6:00, so that i can work on my business before my job. Eventually I quit my job because I realized that nothing was really stopping me from focusing full time on my business than the fear of 'not making it'. The goal was to be self-sufficient, so might as well pull the band-aid asap.
In other words: I was never able to manage my side projects with a 9-5
I see Twitter as a place to meet cool people irl and have stopped caring for engagement/reach at least for the time being. I made my irl circles from it and i am thankful, but right now i am focusing on building.
I realized you grow on Twitter by achieving stuff outside of twitter, so I don't spend time there to grow my profile. Eventually when everything else is sorted out, I might go back to caring for growing my acc again.
Right now I post unfiltered stuff (shit posting/stuff that come out of my head while building my business) and stuff that I create that my (tech) audience would probably care about (such as libraries, releases, products etc).
It has worked great so far.
as u aware that there are other ways of submitting apps other than the bot?
there's the website, mac os app and i think some sort of raycast extension.
i havent had any issues with the bot so it might be a method issue than ux
Mac OS app? 😮
i tried it this year, it's very buggy. so i just use the website
The bot is the one who the reminder each time i forgot to log on website i click on the notif and answer.