Andrew Murray

I love the simplicity of the AppSumo Original products. Looking forward to using FormRobin. Everything this team does is well supported - even years afterwards they are adding new features and updates. Highly recommended.

Looks great. So much fun to see what other people come up with. I'll share this in our new Vibe Coding subreddit.

This is the team that is on Publer. Lots of upgrades. Well-supported. First-class. So I expect Linkie to the a hit also. You can trust this developer and team.

I created PromptQuik out of my own need. I needed a centralized place to store my prompts. I'd have some in Google Docs, some in Notion, some in my ToDo list. It was a mess. I realized that if I wanted to work more productively in AI, I needed to streamline where my prompts were stores and how best to access them. First, it's my belief that using AI is critical. Second, the speed of...

Directify is the quickest way to get a directory idea to live on the internet. Period. I have built several directories, and it blows me away how easy it is to get a live, SEO-ready site completed. New updates are flowing like water. Highly recommended. In-depth look at Directify: https://youtu.be/uDa0zlE8p3w

Start using UTM parameters in your links. It just make sense.

I avoided UTM codes for years. I thought breaking down a link into 5 categories was mandatory. But then I started posting on Reddit and I wanted to track if I was getting clicks or optins - without having to setup a funnel. So I dabbled into UTM parameters, and I started getting the data I needed to see what was working. So I made a little UTM builder that is made for new, non-technical...

What % of the messages get stuck in the "other" box? Do you have any data on that? Since you've spent time on this I'm curious to know your thoughts on that. Obviously some people check it never, some occasionally, and some responses must come from it.

Pretty cool. But is there any way to see the analytics on your posts?

BreezeDoc is perfect. Simple UI. Works great. Has a free plan. Paid plans are super value. What's not to love? I purchased a copy myself and did a YouTube video on how BreezeDoc works if you want a demo.

I use Komodo. I used to use Loom, but I find Komodo is a much better experience for me. I consider this one of the essential tools I use to communicate to support desks (when things don't work as they should,) and also for my outsourcers on Upwork. The tracking that Komodo does naturally and email updates help keep everything on track. If you need a screen recording software, you can't go wrong...

The insights from Fedica are very powerful. If you want better data to make better decisions, definitely check out Fedica.

I tell everyone to use TidyCal. It just makes sense to switch from a monthly subscription like Calendly (or others) to TidyCal. TidyCal is well supported. They allow multiple booking types. Forms before bookings. Integrations. And it has a clean UI. And for the price, everyone needs a booking calendar at some point. This squares up that part of your life with a one-time fee. So you know you...

LFG!

This is quite useful. Everything is available by clicking the Control button (on Mac.)

How will this get brands involved? Where is the audience going to come from?

Excited to see what it can do

Looks awesome. However, on signup, your bullets box says: "Start your free trail today!"