... products so far. Both rejected. From what I can tell it was not about how good they were, they just were not what AppSumo wants to push right now. I'm releasing a social media automation tool and alternatives to Kajabi

... built Pinateca. A client was paying a lot for a form tool and wanted to cut that, which turned into Halict. And when Sidekick, which I loved, shut down, I made SpaceDeck. I've also got Mailchimp, ClickFunnels and Kajabialternatives done that aren't products yet, running at my company and at clients'. The market's already there, so now it's mostly being patient while word gets around (and pushing it, of course). Comment from Amy(@amyrc): Soar90 ...

... share a link to your resources, but their team and new people are immediately hit with needing to create an account, download a mobile app and eventually be marketed to pay for their subscriptions Mighty, teachable, and Kajabi are extremely expensive just to get some sort of "onboarding course-like system" but then they're very, very clunky UI, paying for all these sales-related features you don't need. Most Business owners and professionals are not techy ...

... Princewill, a solo founder building a community platform similar to Skool, Circle and Kajabi. My goal is to help people connect, learn, share, monetise under their brand all in one place. I d love to hear from other makers here - what are you building right now, and what problem are you solving? Let s swap ideas and support each other! Comment from Princewill Okafor(@oprincew): Anyone building anything amazing ...

... your product and gives you a Pass/At Risk/Blocked verdict across 4 categories: 1.SEO (traditional search) 2.AEO (Answer Engine Optimization - ChatGPT, Perplexity) 3.GEO (Generative Engine Optimization - Google AI) 4.Zero -Click Authority (structural citability) 5. Capable of scanning your website, your competitors site and products as well!! It's not "here's your score, good luck." It's "here's what's broken, here's the fix, here's the export." Why I'm Posting Again I need founding beta testers. Specifically ... ... Shopify/Etsy/Gumroad sellers (physical or digital products) SaaS founders (especially B2B tools) Course creators (Teachable, Thinkific, Kajabi

... give each other feedback, support launches, and celebrate small wins together. Drop screenshots, or descriptions - let s make it a mini launch party! Comment from Princewill Okafor(@oprincew): I am building a community platform, similar to Skool, Circle, and Kajabi. I believe creators should feel like they truly own their platform , brand it the way they want, without breaking the bank . We re prelaunch and going live in a few weeks - here s a sneak peek: Would love to hear ...

... passive magic handle the rest.) In a world that's all "hustle harder," I've built a no-fluff hub for everyday creators like us to discover AI-powered tools that build wealth on autopilot. Think recurring commissions from Kajabi courses, evergreen email empires with Kit, or SEO sorcery via SE Ranking all reviewed with UK honesty, so you know what's gold and what's just glitter. Why clever? Because true freedom isn't grinding 24/7; it's designing ...

... Every time a client buys a program, everything in the onboarding process happens automatically no manual work. Create their personal folder in Google Drive Enroll them automatically in your course platform (Kajabi, Thinkific, etc.) Send a customized welcome email Add them to your Discord community Schedule a 1:1 onboarding call only if the coach has activated it for that client ...

... start Beehiiv because of their quite good monetising model (I need to agree with him), tho I use Substack that is more for writers (I love writing). :) Comment from Matt Brattin(@mattbrattin): @busmark_w_nika  I use Kajabi for a full suite of tools that hosts some of my microsoft excel courses, newsletter, website builder, payment gateways, etc. The newsletter functionality leaves a bit to be desired, which may lead me to try out out Beehiiv at some point ... ... logo placement. I ve also noticed that smaller, specialized newsletters with highly engaged readers tend to perform better than broader, general-interest ones. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mattbrattin  For sure, I don't know much about Kajabi