I removed the free trial on RedShip. Honestly, I’m not a big fan of it. But it seems to convert better. People who pay are more invested from the start. I also sold 2 one-time passes at $12. You can either take the starter plan at $19/month or take a 15-day pass for $12. People don’t really want to engage, that's why i put this option. If I want to attract companies, this probably makes more sense to have a hard paywall… right?

i am currently cooking 🧑‍🍳 can you guess what this is??

I just crossed 700 users on RedShip 🥳

I built a tool that stalks Reddit for you 🕵️‍♀️

If you had to chose only 1 marketing channel, what would it be? And why?

I’m hesitating to put RedShip behind a hard paywall. Right now there’s a 3-day free trial, with full access. Honestly, as a user, I’ve rarely paid for a tool without seeing what’s inside first. So removing the trial feels like it could only hurt growth. What do you think?

I feel like nobody talks about this: what got you to $100 MRR won’t get you to $1,000. I am stuck around ~$585 MRR right now. New users come in… but others churn. Feels like a leaking bucket. Have you ever hit this plateau? And how did you actually break through to the next level?

My new product RedShip reached €500+ MRR in 3 months. My previous one took 20 months to get there. It’s both frustrating… and exciting. Just a reminder that entrepreneurship is not linear. The effort you put in doesn’t always match the results you get. So just keep shipping, as would Marc say 🫡

I just launched a new feature on RedShip: SEO Search. Every week, you get Reddit posts that already rank well on Google for your keywords. The idea is simple: → engage on those posts → mention your product (no links) → show up in Google… and even in LLM results over time I really like this one. It’s the kind of feature that compounds if you use it well! What do you think??

Maybe I’m delusional… but I’m building the Wispr Flow for Chrome !! I think speech-to-text on the Chrome Web Store is a huge missed opportunity. Lots of users, but the products are honestly really bad. So I’m building SpeakIn: → click a button → speak → it writes for you anywhere on the web You can even translate while speaking. I’ll try to grow it with Reddit and see if there’s real demand. Let’s see if this is a good idea… or not 😄

We’re mid-March. It's time to look back!! Here are the results so far with RedShip: 👀 842 visitors ✍️ 62 signups (7.4%) 💳 3 new customers (4.8%) 💰 $371 generated Once again, I reach the same conclusion: I don’t need more features → I need more visitors. I think I tend to over-ship and under-market. So the focus is clear now: I NEED TO MARKET MORE !!