First Paying Customer for Linkeezy and It Feels Good to Type That!

I launched Linkeezy three weeks ago, then went quiet.

Not a strategy. But I just needed a break.

7 months of building a side project with everything else catches up to you. So I stepped back, let it breathe a bit, and used that time to fix two things.

First, the homepage positioning wasn't right.

↳Three features for LinkedIn that connect to each other are hard to explain without losing people in the first five seconds. I rewrote way more than I want to admit until it felt clear enough to test.

The onboarding was too many steps.

↳Early testers got stuck, not because it wasn't labeled, but because it wasn't simple enough. My developer and I burned through 50+ test accounts just making sure the basics worked the way they should and faster.

Downside of delaying marketing and sales right now, is this costs money to run every month. Not a lot, but I still notice it. And aiming to break even soon.

So now that the foundation feels solid, I'm kicking off a focused marketing push. Small, intentional, no noise. Just 30 minutes a few times a week.

And before I even kicked in my new plan, I got my first paying customer! They chose an annual plan, so a sweet $288 coming my way.

Still have work to do distribution wise, but great to see some minor traction.

If you're on LinkedIn regularly for outreach, growth, learning or building an audience, then Linkeezy might be worth a look.

I've been using the product myself multiple times a week and it solves real problems I had finding important messages and content on LinkedIn.

Still early. Still building.

But making moves 💪