Jared SilverEdTech Software Engineer & Designer
What are your favorite tools to validate, build, and launch your startup?
Your recommendation
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- Nick Abouzeid35Words at Product Hunt 🤞 · WrittenFor when you inevitably build up an email list, here's a great directory of email copy from companies like Slack, Pinterest, and Trello.
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Jessica TreemanHR, design, fashion with a dash of geek · WrittenGreat products & companies are built with great teams. Breezy makes it easy to attract and hire them. What's even better? You can use it for free. Breezy is the only hiring tool available with a completely free subscription tier. #startuplife PS: If you love Trello, you're going to fall deeply in love with Breezy. https://breezy.hr/ You'll ❤️ it. - Sidney OtteloheUI & product design, front-end developer · EditedAmazing tool if you need high-fi prototypes, marketing sites, mvp's! We used Webflow to build and launch our MVP - from scratch - in just three weeks and got voted #1 on PH last month (after Elon Musk's Boring Company). If you wanna read more about it: https://medium.com/spreadshare/h...
- Hari MaheshBuilding Fashion Experiences · WrittenQuick, cheap way to create a simple landing pages for your (multiple) startups. Only $20 a year for 10 sites.Sameer SontakeyCEO / Founder at Biostrap · WrittenThe best way to validate is building a landing page to collect emails. Maybe drive some traffic to your site and see how people convert.
- Rafael Isao DecontoDesigner · WrittenIt´s a great tool to prototype an validate your products
- Beth Hudson3Social Media Marketer, Recruitee · WrittenBeth Hudson made this productStartups are all about building a great team of people. Sure, you can have an innovative product, but do you have the right people to get it going? Recruitee is an ATS (Applicant Tracking System) that is affordable and allows for collaborative hiring. This way, you can find the minds that mesh best with your startup's ultimate goals and values.
- Lindsay WindhamDesigner | Co-Founder, Distil Union · Written@jaredsilver if your startup is bringing a new hardgood to the market, Kickstarter is a great way to test market demand (validate) and *hopefully* launch. The whole exercise makes you finely tune your messaging, and your numbers.
- Nick Abouzeid35Words at Product Hunt 🤞 · WrittenOnce you have some emails, Brick By Brick offers some great ways to build a community of active, loyal users for your product (and inevitable Product Hunt launch!).
- Kunal Bhatia50Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · WrittenIt isn't a startup without a Medium article! All kidding aside, Medium let's your biggest fans get the inside scoop and a better understanding of what you're trying to do with your startup. I highly recommend having a presence there, if not starting a publication to curate all the articles related to your company.
- Arshad ZaidiUSA Vape products Wholesale · WrittenA curated directory of resources & tools to help you build your Startup
- Jim SemickFounder, ProductPlan · WrittenI've used the business model canvas (and canvases like it) for years as part of validating new products and businesses, including my current business. It's a great way to work through the high risk portions of a business model. It's easy to use (I like to print it out in large format and then use sticky notes for discussion).
- Shingayi Elle ManskeDesigner · WrittenKeeps you organized with all your startup tasks.
- Ana SantosStarting from scratch · WrittenIt allows you to record a fair amount of interactions with your site for free. Super important to see where visitors are looking at, how do they navigate and click from page to page.
- John MoodyCEO, LinkSense · WrittenIf your startup involves mobile apps, LinkSense provides great tools to make it simple to direct customers to download your app from the Apple App Store and Google Play.
