Pete Codes
@petecodes
its fine as long as its a company that is likely to be interested. ie you sell football app to a football team. Maybe try finding people from twitter to follow at the company as this makes it more personal. I'm doing that for cold emails at the moment and had a few sales as people can see the person behind the message.
Can you be more specific?
Like a cold call, talking about the benefits of using my product.
its fine as long as its a company that is likely to be interested. ie you sell football app to a football team. Maybe try finding people from twitter to follow at the company as this makes it more personal. I'm doing that for cold emails at the moment and had a few sales as people can see the person behind the message.
I try to do it as soon after the payment. But with revolut I have a record of everything immediately.
Revolut and then manually add to a Google spreadsheet. Don't want to use mint etc cos of security concern.I also have a target for savings each month/year
Cool. Do you forget a lot to fill the spreadsheet? Is it too much of a hassle filling data in or is it an already formed habit?
I try to do it as soon after the payment. But with revolut I have a record of everything immediately.
I suppose it depends how popular it is in all honesty. I've had some launches where next to no one responded and some have been mental busy. I think Europeans are really luck cos we launch in the morning. But really, I wouldn't stress too much. Don't need to respond to every point.
Hey, thanks for tips but going with the one Daniel suggested.
Perfect! On it now. How long do you usually give people to pay?
It depends on whether or not you discussed it with the client. Typically I give clients 7 days unless they request longer, never more than 30 days though.
I get that but I thought you wouldn't have a problem finding new job. And will you be on zero? Maybe you can grind for 6 months to give yourself more savings if you need to job hunt?
I think Pieter levels already has an open startups project so you might want to be careful with the the name.
metriclist.com is pretty different than levels.io/open right? Are you referring to something else?
Well he said Open startups... I know this is more than showing revenue but could still be confusing.
Ohh got it got it. Sorry, my bad 🙂