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🎥 We’re hosting a live webinar this Thursday to walk through everything in Baserow 2.0 — Kuma AI assistant, automations, AI agents, date dependencies & more. 👉 Save your spot
Baserow 2.0Build databases, automations, apps & agents with AI, no code
Olga Trykushleft a comment
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m the Community Manager at Baserow. We’re excited to share Baserow 2.0 — our biggest release yet, shaped by tons of community feedback. We’d love to hear what you think and what you’d like to see next. Thanks so much for the support! 🚀
Baserow 2.0Build databases, automations, apps & agents with AI, no code
Baserow 2.0 is the new AI-powered data collaboration platform to build databases, workflows, automations, AI agents, and applications — all without coding. Now with an AI Assistant to vibe no-code any data-driven process! It is open-source and available in our cloud or as a self-hosted deployment, so you stay in control of your data.
Baserow 2.0Build databases, automations, apps & agents with AI, no code
Olga Trykushleft a comment
I know how much love and effort the ToolJet team spends to build this great tool. Big respect for the team, and best of luck. And the new designs look very neat, great work!
ToolJet 2.0Open source low code platform to build internal tools
Olga Trykushleft a comment
Hello hunters! Olga, the Community Manager of Baserow is here. Open source is at the core of what we do, and our community is no different. I want to invite you all to co-create with us by sharing your thoughts around Baserow—what you like, what you dislike, what could be improved, and what you want to see. Join the party: https://community.baserow.io/.
BaserowOpen source no-code database and Airtable alternative
Organize your data with the power of a database and the simplicity of a spreadsheet. Start with 60+ templates, collaborate in real-time, publish forms, and integrate with other tools. Use it as your CRM, project management system, or power your website.
BaserowOpen source no-code database and Airtable alternative
Olga Trykushleft a comment
Hey-hey, for me it's Telegram, Baserow, and Notion! Whoa, so many people mentioned Excel, and I'm a bit surprised. I thought more people are using some cool, new Excel alternatives here. As hunters = early adopters. Interesting 🤔
What are 3 products that make your day to day life easier?
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
Now I see tendency that people don't like take surveys, they are too busy, and don't care - so we use direct messages if we need to hear an opinion, this type work a bit better for us
Hi Makers! What do you usually use surveys for?
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
I would do a channel "branding in startups and small businesses", a cool topic that I love to talk about
If you were to start a YouTube channel, what kind of videos would you post?
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
what is 1st email about? maybe the problem is that users don't like it or it was uninformative for them and they will ignore all the next emails from you. You need to check all of the details because the difference in open rates is huge
How do you deal with declining email open rates?
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
I agree that product is the priority, but the point is that growth hacking tactics better work if they are added to the product itself - like a referral system, QR codes, and other hacks that can be used to attack first customers. So, don't forget to ingenire the virality into the project from the early beginning.
In the early stages, how much time do you devote to growth vs product?
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
From what I read I learned that emails sent from CEO are more effective, as they feel more personalized. Emails should include storytelling, tips from personal experience and cases with failures, etc. We tried this approach and have a 25% open rate, so I advise you to try out this format if it is suitable for your project.
How do you increase the open rate of your newsletters?
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
I totally agree with the previous comments and just want to add a few points: 1) Show your appreciation: every time you receive feedback - make sure to show that it's important for you. 2) Analyze the user's preferences and behavior - first few months you'll change the plan numerous times because your users will give you some great insights (make sure to notice them 😅 ). 3) And don't be afraid...
How do you build a virtual community?
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Olga Trykushstarted a discussion
Do you believe that a company's brand color can influence client impressions?
Studies have found that a company’s color influences approximately 80% of a customer’s purchasing decision. This means that the right choice of color does not only strengthen the brand association, but it can also affect the total sales. Hunters, what do you think regarding the color psychology? If someone is interested, here are cards with descriptions of the most popular colors:...
Olga Trykushleft a comment
Great job, do you ask your guests to make mentions on their socials that they are invited to your podcast and to follow/support it?
How to grow a podcast or online show?
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
I agree with previous commentators and want just to add that it is very important to collect feedback and suggestions while the product is free, and implement comments before switching to paid version
Saas companies, lets talk converting free users to paid
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Olga Trykushstarted a discussion
Brand Personalities: do you think it's something that startups should care about?
Brand personality is an emotional brand image, in other words: emotional connection between consumer and brand. Competitors can copy features, services, and distribution channels, but by creating an emotional image of the brand, the company could obtain a really strong differentiator. J. Aaker, a specialist in marketing with a focus on brand strategy, conducted research into brand...
Olga Trykushleft a comment
Hello Hunters! We're looking for beta testers for https://gingersauce.co/, automated brand book builder. The main idea: build professional brand books in 5 minutes, all you need to get started is a logo. The target audiences are 1) designers; 2) design, branding agencies; 3) small and medium businesses; 4) personal branding. We're planning to launch on PH, so we want to hear your feedback...
Share your product here to get support, feedback, users (w/c 24th of August)
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Hello Makers! We're looking for beta testers for https://gingersauce.co/, automated brand book builder. The main idea: build professional brand books in 5 minutes, all you need to get started is a logo. The target audiences are 1) designers; 2) design, branding agencies; 3) small and medium businesses; 4) personal branding. We're planning to launch on PH, so we want to hear your feedback...
Share your product here to get support, feedback, users (w/c 10th of August)
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Olga Trykushleft a comment
If to talk about subscriptions I think that firstly there should be a separation between personal and corporate accounts (if there is such need, of course). Regarding plans - you need to remember about the phenomenon of overchoice, it may stop from making a decision at all. I would advise to ask a few people if they see a difference and benefits from each of 4 plans - is it clear enough from...
How many tiers should you have for a consumer SaaS product?
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