I love dogs but I can’t eat a whole one. Building the “get me a job” button @ ApplyAll.com
75% Los Angeles, 25% Mpls/NYC
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January was our first-ever profitable month.
I’m proud of our growth, and am excited for the future. We’re now driving between 500-1000 interviews and job offers per month for customers.
BUT, the screenshot doesn’t tell the whole story…
👉 Our profit is still only around $7.6K.
👉 My first-ever paycheck (!!!) is for $3.8K — not exactly life-changing money in Los Angeles.
👉 I’d spent the past 1.5 years draining my savings to bootstrap the company and pay da billz, and it will take a long time to recoup that
👉 If I’d taken a job instead, I would’ve made ~$300-500K in the same timeframe without draining my savings
To put it into perspective: if you have a SaaS that’s doing only $3K MRR, but has been profitable w/ high margins since Day 1, you’ve made FAR more money than I have.
I’m not saying any of this to poop on my own parade — I’m stoked to be where we are! — but I still think it’s important to share the reality behind the flashy Stripe screenshots, which is often not as glossy as it seems.
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I feel like most people could have this same life if they weren’t in like 50 useless meetings each week. Just how does he manage to thread that needle!? Asking for a friend obviously.
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ApplyAll.com - We apply you to 200 relevant jobs in 30 seconds of work.
- Run rate: $350K
- already profitable
- $0 raised thus far (have not applied to YC)
- our flywheel is simple: we get people jobs. Then they tell everyone they know.
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February revenue report. $22K gross, $17K net.
I’m hovering around break even, so I can’t yet quit my day job.
I could choose to be profitable, and have been in the past, but then I’d make far less progress on scaling (and still wouldn’t make enough to pay billz).
Here’s where the money went in Feb:
💸 Refunds. 50% of refunds bc we can’t serve customers outside of tech or whose roles/prefs are too niche, another 50% ppl who are unhappy or claim they haven’t gotten any interviews (we offer full refunds for this, honor system-based but less abuse than you’d think). I see both of these as a challenge to improve the service.
💸 $7K to Upworkers who help get out over 60,000 applications/month (since the job applications are still only semi-automated)
💸 $5K to my amazing LinkedIn growth hacker/superaffiliate who drives at least half of our paid customers
💸 $4K to @AnthonyCastrio who is helping me automate away myself as a bottleneck (lots of stuff I still do manually, but don’t have time to automate due to day job. I make enough at day job that it’s worth it to outsource rn)
💸 $2.5K to one of my awesome customers I hired to help with customer support (I have access to quite the talent pool given what we do)
💸 $1K for software (Bubble, Axiom.ai for mah bots, Lemlist, etc)
I know I should just go build some SaaS with low or no variable costs, but I do sincerely care about fixing the job search and, well, the sunk cost fallacy would agree with me there amirite?
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Some of you already know, but I’m in a long distance cofoundership.
We just hit a new milestone: first special trip together ☺️
We got to spend a day with many lovely, smart humans at @stripe in SF who put together an event to learn more about their early stage startup custies and show us all sorts of cool stuff they have in the pipe for our feedback.
(But more importantly, the design nerd in me got to spend an entire day drooling over their gorgeous office 🤤)
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Reason #93593 why I ❤️ @bubble:
Just built, tested, and deployed an entire internal resume review dashboard for ApplyAll in ~15 minutes total.
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Y’all. If you incorporate with Stripe Atlas, you don’t pay no Stripe transaction fees for a WHOLE YEAR.
That’s an instant ~3% net revenue boost.
And just one perk of many. Free Intercom for a year? Why yes I will gladly stop paying that $60 a month. Same with Notion.
I literally just paid a service $500 to dissolve my prior company so I could re-incorporate through Stripe and take advantage.
Will be a headache to import prior Stripe data to new entity but will pay for itself within weeks. May make sense for you too?
(Pro tip: go through the @mercury / Stripe partnership portal and it’ll cost $200 less)
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Last year, I got laid off from Indeed.
(I assure you, the irony of that is not lost on me)
Two weeks later, I bought a house for $75K with my severance.
Across the country, in central Pennsylvania, sight unseen.
Drained my remaining savings to renovate it (see photo!)
Rented it out for $2100.
That might sound dumb or reckless. Honestly it WAS dumb and reckless.
And managing properties across the country from California is occasionally stressful.
But the truth is, it’s damn fun to get off the computer and make ugly places pretty.
And it IS real MRR, even if it’s not a SaaS.
My rental income — from this property and 4 others — is my only source of monthly cashflow right now. It may not fully cover my expenses yet, but it makes a real dent.
It’s the reason I can afford to bootstrap without a full-time job.
(Real estate also has a number of insane tax loopholes that SaaS doesn’t, and some years I owe $0 despite profits)
So yeah, that’s my whole secret other life that I’ve never mentioned on here. Now ya know.
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Today, I graduate from solopreneurship and become a cofounder.
Welcome to ApplyAll, @AnthonyCastrio.
Excited to announce my job search is over!
I'm joining @TalMahaj as co-founder of applyall.com - apply to 200+ jobs with just 30 seconds of work.
We already passed $100k+ in revenue and 500+ customers. The only problem... no profit yet.
Follow to watch me fix that.
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+1 to the “And?”
We’re all dying of suspense to find out if this thing actually does the thing! Would be magical if so.
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Looks super interesting. It would be awesome if there were even 3-4 free tutorials to help us gauge if we want to pay.
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First tweet in like, 3 years. No pressure.
Build out loud, said the nice folks at #ODNC1.
I kinda feel like an opportunistic douche adding my spittle to the sea of information overload, but let's try anyway.
1. I'm trying to solve procrastination at doneclub.co
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3 sales in one day for ApplyAll! Our best day evarrr 🙌🙌🙌🙌
I’ve had a number of 2-sale days previously, but 3 is a new record. And it puts AA on track for its best revenue month too.
Aaalso, we’re up to 4 job offers total for customers in one week (which is another record!)
(Will dig into the data soon and share learnings, but first I gotta review these folks’ resumes before we blast them into the applicationverse…)
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Hit $1200 in August revenue for ApplyAll.
After expenses, I can just about offset my monthly car insurance payment now 🙃
Learnings:
👉 most of my customers are referred by WoM (other customers + one career coach I know)
👉 spending just 1-2 hrs giving free resume feedback on Reddit resulted in 2 paid conversions. Automating this or training offshore worker to do so —-> potential great first acquisition channel
👉 the vast majority of my time is spent helping people improve their resumes before I even trigger their auto-applications. Automating this piece is now higher priority than finishing automating the applications themselves, or I won’t be able to handle more than ~$1500 in customers per month.
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Well, I don’t. I mean I too left SF in hopes of finding a place with more critical thinking skills, but I sure as hell didn’t start my search in the Bath Salt State.
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Solo Bubble devs — any of you down for a full-time or near-full time project for 1-2 months?
An awesome friend of mine based here in LA is looking for help on some very fun projects. He’s a no-coder too, but not a Bubble expert.
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Hell hath no fury like a powtato scorned 💥🥔💥
- Starches 3:16
(My new Tinder pic below, forged in the bowels of Hades by famous Yartisan @GirlWhoShivers)
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So *technically* ApplyAll still succeeded in getting him a job
I decided to join ApplyAll as a co-founder immediately after trying out the product as a user.
The experience as a job-seeker is 1000x better.
Instead of searching for jobs all day, I sat back while interview requests poured in for me to choose from.
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Meet the h00mins behind ApplyAll!
It’s not just Tal talking to herself all day every day anymore (though there’s still a fair share of that tbh)
People think we do this using AI.
We actually do this with a team of 14 people (and growing!) who's whole job is to find great jobs and apply you to them.
We use software (and yes, AI!) to make them faster and better at that job.
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Small win: crossed $600 in revenue the past month with ApplyAll.com.
The hardest part of getting here wasn't finding something ppl will pay for, but battling my own self-discipline and motivation problems to work on it even semi-consistently for months by myself.
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What they see 👉 Someone who must be ~so~ self-motivated and disciplined. She's building her own business and generating revenue.
What they don't see 👉 I literally pay adult babysitters to cowork with me and keep me accountable on a daily basis.
I'm a chronic procrastinator who, if left to her own devices, would spend all day every day on Zillow. After that, I'd stay up til 4am each night buying shit I don't need and can't afford on Amazon.
My true superpower is being able to admit this one harsh truth to myself: that my willpower will never be adequate to reach my goals.
Only once I fully accepted that could I design my life around that fact in order to try and reach my goals regardless, rather than set myself up to fail over and over.
I think of it like bumper bowling.
If you have bumpers up, it doesn't matter how poorly you throw the ball -- you'll still always knock down at least 1 or 2 pins each time, even if not all 10.
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Still reeling from the fact that @AnthonyCastrio exists in three dimensional space
Also it’s wild that we’re both 6’5”
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Very angry at @bubble right now.
My account for my OWN damn app vanished mysteriously overnight, and now I can’t log in to ApplyAll on prod.
I haven’t touched the editor. I was literally asleep.
This happened to me a few days ago on dev too, but I had been using the editor that day so I chalked it up to something dumb I must’ve done.
If this happens to other users, I’m totally fucked, because I can’t exactly roll back an entire prod database.
@bubble WTF!?
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In the history of mankind, has any company gotten this email and NOT immediately switched off @intercom ?
See ya soon @getfernand 😉
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EMERGENCY: need rec for immigration lawyer to help get visa extension for terminally ill young person
My poor 22-year old cousin Yahav is terminally ill with bone cancer, and is in the US for the one clinical trial that could maybe save his life, but just found out that his expiring visa has been extended for just 1 week (though his parents both got a 6-month extension, wtf)
They’ve just been scammed out of thousands by their current immigration lawyer and don’t know where to turn. X please help 🙏
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Today we increased our net revenue 3% instantly by switching to my new Stripe account that has no fees for 1 year (benefit of incorporating via Stripe Atlas).
Had paid hundreds in fees unnecessarily by putting off the migration for 3 months bc overwhelmed. Nice quick win for new cofounder @AnthonyCastrio.
Caveat: benefit expires in 9 months
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Who do I (even sort of virtually) know going to the #BubbleCon2024 afterparty tonight or tomorrow?
Real talk: I’m nervous about going only to stand around alone and not finding anyone I know 😬 so would love a buddy to run around with
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I have my stepkids solo for 3 days for the first time ever.
I feel like I’m really killing it except I keep forgetting that children need to eat to stay alive.
How parents keep track of all this shit while also preventing small humans from murdering each other is entirely beyond me
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What kind of cave do I live in that I have no idea who lex Fridman is and why it’s a big deal @levelsio did an interview with him
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Found myself starting to refer to our paid users as “our custies” this weekend.
It’s such a small, simple thing, but it’s given me a lot of joy.
I’m never going back to “customers.” Permanently trading in that extra syllable for some extra fun.
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Do any of you know any startup founders or recruiters who want to be sent highly curated candidates when there's an obvious mutual match like this?
(At no cost to them or their company, since we get paid by jobseekers.)
Team ApplyAll does not mess around. Our goal is to get people jobs -- not just send out applications -- and we've already seen a couple of offers come from the few mutual matches we've made (despite the current job market) so we want to explore this avenue further ASAP.
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Most of my Twitter homies are literally the opposite of my target market — job-avoiders rather than jobseekers.
It’s nice to be able to hook up the very few who are in both buckets ❤️
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Where did you see me mention anything about agencies? I have never worked at nor with one.
I have a profitable biz with a $350K run rate with a Bubble web app, that until a couple months ago was 100% Bubble and Axiom.ai for scraping. Now a year later, we’re augmenting that app and picking off a few specific pieces that are outside the bounds of a typical web app (e.g. scrapers, email proxies, expensive/large scale data processing bits) to refactor with other technologies, but 1) it would have made 0 sense to do that a year ago and 2) as a lean team we’re choosing technologies heavily based on what us founders already know and can move quickly with (a la @levelsio who still uses vanilla php/html/css with no frameworks).
It’s cute to mention the hot new low code/no code tech, which I know is great in many ways, but you can’t have a well reasoned POV on the right tech for someone’s business based on 0 information.
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How can you even evaluate that without knowing what they’re building and what’s important? As someone who has built 6- and 7-figure profitable businesses heavily or entirely with no-code (including Bubble) — and know of 7-8 figure companies that use Bubble meaningfully if not entirely — dismissing any technology without understanding the use cases and tradeoffs first is what’s actually “for kids” (intellectually).
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Sounds simple, but traveling with pets (esp dogs over 20lbs that can’t go under the seat), esp now that people are less and less willing to fly them as cargo.
- Bark Air charging like $5K for a crosscountry one way flight LA>NYC, which is excessive even for many wealthy ppl
- JSX allows big dogs if you buy an extra seat, but the legs are way too short so would take forever and end up costing nearly as much
- the ONE annual transatlantic cruise that allows dogs sells out years in advance
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The 4th cohort of the Build in Public fellowship (@BIPF_ ) by @thisiskp_ just opened for registration.
Yours truly was in the 3rd cohort.
I’m a bitttt of an impulse shopper, so when I first dipped into my savings to sign up I was like wtf am I doing — I wanted to build my business and pay my bills, not become some vapid Twitter influencer.
So, would I do it again? Absofuckinglutely. Here’s why:
After 10 years of avoiding social media like the plague, I found myself in the position of bootstrapping a product for which creating a LinkedIn presence was stupid obvious — but also so intimidating it was paralyzing.
At the same time, I was about ready to quit and get a job solely because I was struggling with isolation and self-motivation issues as a solopreneur without any accountability or a sense of community, online or off.
@BIPF_ was what I needed on both fronts. I couldn’t recommend it (or the friendships I’ve made from it) more strongly.
Case in point: I wouldn’t have had the courage to even write this tweet without rewriting it 40000 times over 15 hours before BIPF (and then inevitably deleting it if it gets no likes). And yet here I am, word vomit and all, competing for the longest twitter post ever known to mankind 🤷🏻♀️
We all know building in public and creating content around your startup/business is super important
The benefits and upside are incredibly compelling
Yet so many procrastinate or feel overwhelmed to even BEGIN
Why?
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Just hit 10 DoneClub members, so needed a quick and dirty system to see which users have 2 hours of overlap with one another on a given day (to pair them for 90min coworking sessions).
What I built:
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After talking smack about SF for the past 5 years, I now appear to be moving there. Hoping The Big One hits to distract from my hypocrisy.
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It’s all true. Would’ve probably given up and gotten a job months and months ago if it weren’t for these daily checkins.
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I’m not much of an armchair activist, but this is a cause I can really get behind
(or should I say, a cause behind which I can really get)
“Writing Examples is the opposite of Grammarly. It celebrates the wild, wacky, and the weird because it’s the bedrock of personality. The site’s explicit purpose is to inject some High Noon Chutzpah back into the world of writing. To teach you how to write with distinctly human fingerprints in a world that’s about to be flooded with AI-generated content.”
Announcing: Writing Examples
Today is launch day! We built this website to celebrate great writing.
It’s 100% free. Each article deconstructs a piece of writing from an iconic writer. The goal is to give you X-Ray vision into what makes sentences and paragraphs come alive (so that you can improve at your craft).
Every example has an analysis of why the writing works. Analytical often means dry. But instead of going technical, we’ve gone technicolor. There are text-explainers, summary graphics, and videos that come together to make the writing instruction lively and multi-dimensional.
It’s a place where you can discover how great writing comes together. Where we lift up the hood and see the mechanics in action. It isn’t about giving you a set of rules to follow. It’s about showing the diversity of ways writers approach their craft, so you can develop your own style.
What are some of the articles about? You’ll learn how to describe a party like F. Scott Fitzgerald, how to tell a story like George Orwell, how to write a speech like John F. Kennedy. There are other articles inspired by the likes of John Steinbeck, James Clear, Winston Churchill, Edgar Allen Poe, Charles Dickens, Steven Pressfield, and Jerry Seinfeld.
Writing Examples is a crusade against the sterility of contemporary writing. So much of the advice you read says the same thing: “Be direct. Cut the fluff. Get to the point. Stick to short sentences.” And yeah, sure, this advice has merit. It’s useful in certain cases, but the problem is writers take these rules to be universal, which has homogenized writing styles. Even in my own writing, there’ve been so many times where I’ve stripped away my own voice in the name of “correctness.” I regret that.
The truth is, there is no one way to write well, just as there is no one way to speak well. The way you speak in a boardroom is different from the way you speak on a first date, which is different from the way you speak with your childhood best friends. Writing is similar.
Writing Examples is the opposite of Grammarly. It celebrates the wild, wacky, and the weird because it’s the bedrock of personality. The site’s explicit purpose is to inject some High Noon Chutzpah back into the world of writing. To teach you how to write with distinctly human fingerprints in a world that’s about to be flooded with AI-generated content.
Forget playing it safe. That’s the most dangerous thing you can do in a world of instant writing. I want you to write with personality. I want you to play with punctuation. I want you to ditch the corporatized hogwash. I want to expand your sense of what great writing can be. And I want you to have fun doing it.
But there’s more to the mission. Writing Examples is a protest against today’s Internet, where people spend the majority of their time reading ad-polluted articles and doom-scrolling the same few social media sites. Remember when we used to surf the Internet? When every site was its own wave to ride? Now, we’re like phone-addicted zombies, we mindlessly scroll Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram until we feel bad about ourselves — only to repeat the cycle a few hours later.
Writing Examples is different. Heartfelt writing deserves a heartfelt presentation, so every element of the site has been designed from scratch. Energetically, we wanted to honor the gravitas of classic writing without the sleepiness of a drab old library shelf. We said no to ads. We said no to pop-ups. No hijacking your attention. None of the flat white backgrounds that make the Internet feel so homogenous. And we said no to anything that feels like your 5th-grade English class.
Writing Examples isn’t about what’s trending. It’s about learning from the great writers of times past, most of whom you know, many of whom you probably haven’t taken the time to read.
The ultimate goal is to make Writing Examples a one-stop shop to learn about any kind of writing you can think of.
Now, I dare you to dive into the site and get to work.
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A Public Service Broadcast from the Procrastination Station:
Do you suck at getting stuff done without deadlines or accountability?
Try booking 4 sessions in a row every day this week on @focusmate. This has worked better for me than any other intervention.
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Please do the thing
ApplyAll is featured on @IndieHackers Top Products today!
If you're an indie hacker you can upvote us here:
indiehackers.com/products
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This year I’ll ACTUALLY make it and not just talk a big game
BubbleCon 2024 returns October 1-2 🥳 Save the date for our biggest event of the year. #BubbleCon2024
bubble.io/bubblecon
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Woman indie makers/bootstrappers, see the original post and get ON it!
Don’t make me carry this estrogen-powered torch all by myself k thx
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Translated to indie hacker lingo:
if you need a job come use our JaaS (Jobs as a Service)
We're in a tough market for job-seekers. If you have friends who are looking right now, you might not know how you can help them. Enter, ApplyAll. Here's how it works:
ApplyAll is a done-for-you job search.
Instead of applying to jobs manually, you give us your resume, location preferences, salary expectations, etc.
Then we go out and find 100+ relevant job posts and apply you for those jobs directly.
It flips the job search on it's head. Instead of spending all day looking for good jobs and filling out forms, we take care of all that for you.
This process is partially automated but the bulk of the work is currently done by a team of trained job-searchers who spend all day making sure each application we send for you is relevant and accurate.
Currently we only support tech-jobs, so software engineers, PM's, engineering managers, IT, etc.
The quality bar is very high. We guarantee every customer will get at least one job interview within a month, or we refund them 100%.
Most candidates get several interviews.
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If you need a job, me help you get a job
Celebrate Intl Women's Day on March 7-8 w/ ELEVATE speaker Tal Flanchraych, ApplyAll CEO & Founder!
Get your FREE all-access pass to join us at ELEVATE.GIRLGEEK.IO
Come to the session with PDF resume, ready to share your screen, and please raise your hand for a ⚡ review!
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How am I spending my 30th birthday, they all ask. Clearly I'm spending it live tweeting the #JuggaloMarch
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👍🌈 The good news: people give us money for a b2c product w/ one time purchases, no subscriptions. This was yesterday.
😰👎 The bad news: our profit margin is like 10% rn. That will hopefully change quickly over the next few months, but it’s still the reality behind our shiny stripe screenshots.
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The Word Nerd in me is on Cloud 9 this week:
1. Our customer support lead using the phrase “Sisyphean task” in a customer response yesterday
2. The craftsmanship Anthony puts into copywriting test data for new email features only he and I will ever see
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Of course I found my cofounder via @indie_worldwide ;)
@AnthonyCastrio I would've never survived my first year as a solopreneur without our weekly coworking sessions, can't wait to spend Year 2 taking it to the next level with ya
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Real talk: my #1 solopreneur survival/motivation hack is the @indie_worldwide daily accountability group that *actually* notices and calls you out if you don’t show up.
This is solid fucking GOLD for my adhd brain.
(Also, having a forcing function to get out of bed and be on my computer by 7:30am daily has been a productivity gamechanger — I usually hit snooze repeatedly til 9:30 then procrastinate for at least a few more hours)
Sign up and join us!? We also do virtual coworking 2x a week as a forcing function to actually get the shit we say we’ll get done done.
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Unsexy truth:
Currently I am spending ~2-3 hrs of manual work on each customer I get on ApplyAll.com.
(About 50% of this is the hyper-personalized manual resume review I do for each customer, which is not easily replaced just by pasting their resume in ChatGPT)
My goal for the week:
Automate the process on ApplyAll.com such that I have to spend no more than 15 min max of manual work for each new customer (without compromising the quality of the resume feedback).
Breakdown of how I spend ~2-3 hrs on each customer:
- Personalized resume review: ~45 min (copy/pasting from template + personalized feedback)
- Miscellaneous back and forth with customer about their resume: ~10 min to 1 hr (+ context switching)
- Querying relevant jobs: ~15 min of fiddling with job search automation and eyeballing results to ensure all job applications are relevant
- Generating relevant jobs: ~30-60 min semi-passive waiting for scrapers to finish grabbing the data for all the relevant jobs, and then making sure they didn't totally bork the data
- Ensuring customer data and list of job applications is prepped for Upworkers in internal dashboard, then letting Upworkers know of new customer (~10 min)
- Tracking progress of the customer applications (~5-10 min over 24-48 hrs)
- Remembering to send customer email when applications complete with list of final jobs applied to (~5-10 min)
My first step/goal for today:
- Automate the last step (Remembering to send customer email when applications complete with list of final jobs applied to (~5-10 min)
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I love what @algoraio is doing, esp for entry-level software engineers trying to get their first job.
By getting to make paid OS contributions to real businesses, they can get hired based on the quality of their actual work while simultaneously beefing up their GH and resume.
replacing technical interviews with open source contributions
#hiring #interviews #tech #startups #opensource
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I wish there was an affiliate-only newsletter sponsorship network so any newsletter looking to fill empty sponsorship slots could do so, and so companies like ours could experiment with minimal risk
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Gies I just made a My Favorite Things (Sound of Music) radio station on Spotify and THIS SHIT SLAPS.
It’s basically all the best classic Disney songs + every other family-friendly movie soundtrack banger.
I forgot just how catchy and clever these songs are.
(Currently playing: Zero to Hero - Hercules)
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Wow, Carrie, you were incredible -- and not to mention @beondeck name-dropped on Good Morning America! Love the fun background paintings too of course, nice touch ;)
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At least $5 million of their revenue has come from my boyfriend alone, I don’t have hard evidence but based on his closer I’m convinced he purchases True Classic by the pallet.
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Heck yeah, the amazing @wonjitos picked the ApplyAll landing page for Day 4 of her redesign challenge!
Fun fact: we’re still using a $9 Bubble template from 2019
That typography and heading is 🔥 and our crappy template looks sooo dated in comparison, ick!
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Couldn’t have put it better.
It’s time to even out the playing field for tech jobseekers.
Job-seekers are at a huge disadvantage compared to employers.
Here's what you need to know if you're applying for jobs right now:
The companies you are applying to process thousands of applications for every opening. They use automations to filter out candidates.
Personalized applications don't matter if they never get read by a human in the first place.
Applying to one job at a time just doesn't cut it anymore. You're fighting with one arm tied behind your back.
We give you the tools you need to even the playing field:
- we find high-paying jobs for you that match your experience and goals
- we do all the manual labor filling out applications
- we make you look professional
We save you hundreds of hours applying to jobs and filling out forms so that you can focus on the things that really matter:
- improving your resume
- networking
- interview prep
Stop wasting your time. Start fighting back. Get the job you deserve.
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These are the ones you want if you’re a side sleeper: a.co/d/i44ZGl8
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2021: selfies with no skin
Thanks for the bone cold welcome @WickedCraniums and I mean that in the best way possible. 🦴❤️
My new Yat for my new look:
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Meet our newest comrade @TalMahaj 🌾☠️🐶
Mischievous, adventurous, and wicked she is
Welcome to The Island of Osseus ☠️🏝☠️
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Oh thank the good lord someone is finally building this. Can’t wait to try.
We don’t use Slack atm but if there’s a way to sync meeting notes, todos, and assignees with Notion I’d be a very happy camper.
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i don't care what industry you work in, you still have a moral obligation to hire any job candidate whose dog has the same name as your dog
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I hear @GirlWhoShivers 's waiting list is quite full now but if you could make me some biblical/renaissance Powtato yat artwork in this same vein until I can get on her docket I'd be much obliged and owe you a favor. I literally LOL'd so hard when I saw this.
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I just bought str.ing for $3900.
This is either the best or worst decision of my life.
Should I flip it or use it?
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My beautiful idiot of a dog, 10x/day, every. single. day:
“OH SHIT, is that a squirrel across the yard!?”
::thinks for a sec::
“Hey! I have a great idea! maybe I can ~finally~ sneak up on one and catch it!”
::squeals loudly in excitement the entire time as she sprints to close the 50 foot gap between them::
Squirrel: 7923. Pit Bull: 0.
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I don’t give you a book because I want you to read it. I give you a book because I want you to know me.
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Dude I get so much anxiety whenever I see one like this trying to decide whether to click it or not
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Am I the only one who is 5 years old and immediately thought to look up poop.ing
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I had a similar experience with a comedian friend last year.
Then: “How do I find a programmer to build my app idea?”
Now: literally making a living off his Bubble app, a ticketing platform for standup comedy: jetbook.co/
Small win today:
A friend is visiting from Dallas and she mentioned to me about wanting to build a web app around wine.
She had never heard about no-code before today.
After giving her my one-hour rundown of everything I know, she blurted out:
"omg I can totally do this!"
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The golden calf may be a false idol, but I assure you that in the Yativerse, ✨🐮✨ is the real deal.
Sparkle emoji = stamp of theistic authenticity
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I've literally had some random photo of my dog as my twitter profile background for years just *waiting* for The One to show up. The prophecy never mentioned The One would be a diabolical tuber but that only makes this day more sacred for me.
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Little known fact: Juggalos may be really into clown makeup but they're philosophically opposed to nail polish removal #JuggaloMarch
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Currently my favorite Twitter account.
Most of my business ideas are actually non-software based stuff like this and I’m hoping ApplyAll will buy me the freedom to build all sorts of them and get off my damn laptop more.
Is anyone renting out movie-themed vehicles on Turo?
Seems like a great side hustle.
People would rent them for fun, parties, corporate events - what else?
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