Emails are really necessary regardless of the popularity of social media. It's important to use an external email service provider instead of using your hosting's email server for many reasons. Your SaaS app will need to send outgoing emails which are also called transactional emails. You want those emails to reach your users with high […]
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Your product will never be truly ready, especially if it's something that you will work on for years to come and have a real passion for it. Launch a product even if it's 50%-70% ready and keep improving it every single week. The more you wait the sooner the momentum will decrease, especially if you
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You need to be using your product every single day multiple times per day so you can experience exactly what your customers are experiencing when they are using your product. This is called Dogfooding. Here's a good article about product dogfooding
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It's very tempting to postpone this as must as possible but you should be talking to your potential customers. ... otherwise most of the features you're about to build will not be used ... unless you (or somebody on your team) know the market and its problems really really well. People are afraid of being
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How many times did you feed bad when your SaaS product had bugs? Well, you shouldn't be shamed of that. It's normal for the software to have bugs. The software that doesn't have bugs is usually the one that's not used very often. If you consider your product and you as one entity you'll take
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