Richard Francis

We use Lemlist for our cold outreach campaigns. And we source data with a ton of different tools - including Wiza, phantom buster, LinkedIn sales navigator, zoominfo. We validate emails for deliverability with zerobounce if needed. Shameless plug: we are a data provider ourselves (http://coldlytics.com)

Congrats on the launch @eivindhaa 👏 I love how you can get straight into it on the landing page. Too many startups treat their landing page as a window, but this is more like a door :-)

Pro: you still get paid 💸 Con: you can't enjoy your vacation 😭

Honestly if it needs to be sent via DM, it probably doesn’t belong on PH. I love the community dynamic here, and I attribute a large part of it to open, honest discussion 👊

I like the idea of working outside, although in practice I find it tough due to sun glare! Recently I've started taking an hour at lunch to sit in the garden with my Kindle (much better in the sun). It breaks the day up nicely 👍

This is awesome. Unfortunately it’ll be a stretch for me but really look forward to seeing the submissions! 🚀

This is fun @josep_martins! 👍 What's the impact on page weight?

I feel like this could definitely be a female-led thing (I.e. guys sign up but don’t get to choose). Personally I think it’s a good idea 👍 Social apps are super hard to start though so I’d focus on your launch/growth strategy (after validating idea of course). If you have a few thousand to throw at PPC you might be able to get some traction... or raise seed, even better..

I quite like SendFox. Not as feature rich as something like mailchimp but there’s a cool team behind it, support is great, and viral tools (I.e. rewards programs) are built in.

I’m generally quite unorganized, and honestly Roam Research does a very good job of linking all my unstructured thoughts together. I dump everything in my daily page - meeting notes, ideas, todos, and link them with hashtags or page references.

Just engage with people, provide feedback on products and generally provide value to the community :-)

Hey, what would be the usp here? There are many places online for templates for the most common legal docs. Admittedly fragmented but it’s not too much friction. Which type of contracts do you want to support? And which jurisdictions?

🍍 For sure. Some of my fave combos right here thank me later: * ham and pineapple * pineapple pepperoni * 4 cheese pineapple * pineapple calzone * Neapolitan with extra pineapple * pineapple and pineapple

I would recommend email outreach (for B2B SaaS) and content marketing for sure. Start producing valuable content for your target audience - it's a lonely place at first but with persistence & consistency you should start to see results. Good luck! 💪

Telegram for sure, then I guess the usual suspects - Facebook Messenger, iMessage, etc...

I've seen @arvidkahl all over Twitter these past few days - this book is certainly being very well received by many of the smart people I follow. I will definitely be reading it! 👍

Hey, @mohnacky I love the UI and the value prop is enticing. Encountered some friction during the onboarding so just wanted to give you a heads-up: * After signing up via Google, I can't sign into the Chrome extension as it requires a password * I can't change my password in the UI, as it requires the current password * So I need to reset via the forgot password UI

Cool concept. Also, love the landing page, and LOVE the haptics 😀

This is very cool @molzer and I see a lot of useful applications - real estate/planning and also trends like urban farming. Super interesting, and excited to see where it goes! FYI: the app can get pretty heavy on the browser when zooming out & panning around.

Don't have my Kindle to hand but will certainly be linking this up later! I subscribe to a ton of newsletters and rarely end up reading them, although I do manage to get through a steady stream of books on my Kindle 👍