Dmitrii Pashutskii
@dpashutskii
When I see some product, and I don't see how it makes money, I am very reluctant to use it.
Those products either make money in shady ways or will die, so I never chose them.
So, how do you plan to make money on it?
Good question.
I plan to initiate a page for myself where I will be accepting money to run the platform from the community.
Since there wont be any bureaucracy, supporters can drive the direction of the platform.
Ofcourse its not possible to run for free for a long term unless I get support hence this question to validate.
I'm just curious, what are the downsides of using AI for logo design, apart from the fact that it can be quite time-consuming for a good logo?
I find that it still feels rather disjointed and "off". Not opposed to it, and actually will probably end up going that route as I'm not sure I have the budget just yet to have someone help, but largely just curious as to how others do it.
Judging by my invoice for WIP.co membership, it's incorporated in Singapore.
I think NHR has greatly contributed to the number of nomads who set their tax base there.
Although it's no longer available for new residents, it still works for everyone who came before.
Plus, general conditions people mentioned: great climate, more/less developed infrastructure, it was cheap before, many great cities to live in, safe, good medicine, coast, and surf.
The "it was cheap before" break my heart because attracting foreigners actually created a bigger gap in the economy between native Portuguese and everyone else. I am a foreigner myself, and having an in-law portuguese family and being in the rural area of Portugal, I get to see a lot of people work very hard for little, and as the prices rise, their wage doesn't.
That's terrible, and it's a huge question for the Portuguese government. But it's definitely not foreigners' fault.
We definitively can't blame foreigners, because they are doing nothing wrong other than using their money, the issue is that the government has enticed people to come because the country needs it, but they somewhat forgot (or dismissed) the economical impact on native portuguese.
It's pretty simple for me: as soon as I have something to say in the email format, so when enough updates are shipped.
As a SaaS user, I would be interested in a digest with new updates, but not often than twice per month. Otherwise, there is a big chance I'll unsubscribe.
Great idea. It would be great to analyze the tasks I have done in the past so I can see what I spend most of my time on.
Yes, it was very slow for me yesterday around 11am, I only managed to post to-do via Telegram integration. But today everything is fine.
Good one. Yes, I've been thinking of adding this too.
If you plan to use LemonSqueezy for payments, they also have an email collection.
Otherwise, all the mail providers will have this: CovertKit, Mailchimp etc.
Got it. Totally makes sense.