Jamayal Tanweer

Good luck guys! You got this! 🙌🏾

Following this.

I have worked for 14 years in the Creative and Design industry. I started at the bottom and worked my way up to the leadership team. I've had the honor of working at big network agencies, leading several regional teams, and collaborating with amazing clients. However, one consistent pain point: The brief was never good enough, always a big gap at each level, both internally and...

We are already connected! I must say Natia tweets about the most valuable things. As a new SaaS founder, I find her tweets helpful and insightful. Thank you for the immense value and resources that you share.

Incredible and congratulations!

14 years in design and marketing.

The first question you should ask is: What problem are you solving? The next question should be: Who will benefit the most from it? I believe that if you have these aspects sorted out, you're already in a good place. Of course, talk to those people and see if they resonate well with the solution you're providing.

Congrats on the launch! upvoted :)

I'm a hardcore design + marketing person, so I always team up with a technical co-founder. Also, 2 is better than one :)

Algorithms these days are quite smart. The more you follow designers and design studios, the more of the latest designs you'll come across. I've personally observed this on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. Depending on the specific design discipline, it's important to find the right people to follow, engage with them, and you'll also discover them sharing the latest trends. On Pinterest, you...

100% - as a designer, I always assess the overall branding. I aim not to be overly judgmental, recognizing that this is just the starting point. However, I firmly believe that a stellar product begins with exceptional branding.

Depending on your customer acquisition strategy (whether it involves paid ads, marketplaces, or social media), While I'm a big fan of having a personal website, if you're looking for a quick solution, I would recommend Contra. It can swiftly take you from point A to point Z, provided that the assets you want to showcase are ready. I also agree with the previous comment that Framer is quite...

A big fan of the semi-brutalist approach!

I am by no means an expert, but I have observed that Twitter's audience is very receptive to 'value' offerings. If you're sharing something valuable, regardless of how many followers you have, you'll attract a significant number of eyeballs. I also believe that paying for a subscription can help increase your visibility, but ultimately, it all comes down to the value you provide. In most cases,...

I've been told the same, but I don't think it really matters. Just try to maintain a human connection with people on every platform(of your choice), introduce them to your product, and they'll be more likely to help you.

Interested in this and would love to try it out!