"What does your business do and why should I use it?" Can you answer that question in 10 words or fewer?
While you're at it, be helpful and comment on someone else's pitch to tell them what you think. ๐
Divjoy - Launch your MVP 10x faster with our customizable React starter kit
Woo - that definitely looks awesome! I'd love to have it before starting our MVP!
Thanks @xavier! Was just checking out logology. Holy shit am I impressed with the style and execution. Would love to chat sometime (Divjoy customers need logos).
Thanks @gabe. Feel free to reach out (my twitter &ย email address is on my profile). I'll be more than happy to chat with you!
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Spot on.
PS. It's on sale for the next 3 hours. You can grab it at divjoy.com or show me some love by retweeting this. Ya'll are awesome โค๏ธ
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Can you explain what you mean here? Change the โPayโ CTA in the payment form to something else?
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StockAlarm - Set custom alerts on stocks and get a phone call.
Very interesting idea! May I ask why you chose phone calls instead of texts, etc.? I'm just curious. Great idea! @yahiabakour
We actually support push notifications, texts, and phone calls but over 70% of our userbase mainly uses us for the phone calls (it's very hard to ignore a phone call ๐)
That is super interesting about how users prefer phone calls. I would never have guessed that but I guess this is why people say 'ship early and often.' Don't let your own theories guide product development... Ship early and let the customers tell you what they want. Interesting!
Learn how to get better at marketing with one email a week
zerotomarketing.com
Great pitch - one suggestion; remove the "Learn how to" and it'll be shorter and more direct.
Good call!
One email a week or one case study a week?
Good question... though it's longer and less fluid, I do kind of like seeing "case study" bc it gives me a better idea of what to expect. If I want to learn marketing, I can immediately imagine that a series of case studies would do the trick, whereas a series of "emails" doesn't really give me that idea.
Thanks!
Nice job!
Thank you Dan, I'm a big fan of your work!
I like this idea. And it is quite useful. It's like those 'word a day' screen savers to learn new vocabulary or the old school 'word a day' paper calendars where you rip off a page a day. Cool!
Thank you Sae ๐
Spot on :)
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https://www.logology.co โ The logo maker for design lovers
Easy Peazy :D
To be totally honest, I think you're underselling what you're doing. This is WAY more than a logo.....You're actually providing messaging which is super HARD. You're creating a branding package not just a logo. It's actually a very interesting concept and would be happy to discuss further.
Hey Debbie, thanks!
You can send me an email (it's on my IH profile) or message me on Twitter (@angezanetti)
I'd be more than happy to talk with you!
Reminds me of the story in Built To Sell :) https://www.amazon.com/Built-Sell-Creating-Business-Without-ebook/dp/B004IYISQW/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
What do you mean?
Built To Sell is a book. The product in the story is about a company that makes logos.
Oh didn't know that! Iย need to buy it now :)
I hope it's a sucessfull story!
Great landing page!
I'm not sure why, but I love the little floating circles.
I like the idea of the business. The home page ... not so much (the floating donuts look weird to me). But the font and color scheme and layout in general, yes, nice.
That's the funny part about these circles 80%ย of people love them, the other 20% hate them :)
i did too!
@DanHulton Because it's beautiful? (yes, it's a valid reason)
@8bit Thx!
YEN:we help founder build and launch their community, fast.10 words total. that might cover both of those parts... maybe.
What do you mean by "launch their community"?
that's a really good point. to be more clear:
YEN:we help founders launch a branded community platform, fast.more exact as to what they are building / launching.
**our new homepage reflects some of this simple language.
This definitely conveys more and creates a picture in my mind. Might have to try it!
i will! been a few days. i dig.
Nodewood: Save weeks or more building your next SaaS app.
Curious what kind of devs buy boilerplates? Are they JR people?
I've bought themes for landing pages and admin templates from themeforest, but the admin templates always seem bloated. Haven't bought one in about 3 years though.
Can be any level of people, but mainly founders with an idea who don't want to spend a month or so writing all the common functionality. This isn't just an admin template, but has user management/authentication, subscription processing, a development VM, Ansible deploy code, etc. None of that is unique business value, so why spend time working on it instead of writing the code that makes your app uniquely valuable?
Yeah I understand the value prop. I was just curious on the sales side.
Ah, gotcha. Yeah, I'm still working on that. I haven't launched yet, so I have email addresses of interested parties, but no actual customers to survey.
That said, I'm not really targeting people by development experience, it's more about business experience/interest. Solo/duo founders who could write this code, they just don't want to.
I'm interested in purchasing. Do you have samples of app that has been built using NodeWood?
None yet, as it's still in development, but thank you for the interest! When it launches, the actual Nodewood.com site will have been built using Nodewood, and I'll have screenshots and documentation publicly available for evaluation. One of the first post-launch projects will be creating other apps with it, both for example and to excersize the app.
In the meantime, I recommend signing up for the mailing list on https://nodewood.com or following me here. I'll announce the launch as well as important updates as I get closer.
Interesting. I think there's a huge gap in the market for a SaaS development framework.
I'm curious what tech stack you have in mind for it.
Node/Express for the backend, Vue for the frontend. Express and Vue are lightweight and easy to get rolling with. Full JavaScript lets you share code, and in fact it is specifically architected to encourage that. Models have no database code in them, so they can be used for populating a database or displaying in a table, for example. As much as possible has been chosen to reduce the amount of work necessary to get started.
whoa! this looks pretty neat!
Thanks!
Draftss.com - Graphic Design & Frontend Code on subscription
https://remoteleaf.com
Folks, I need to decide between these and come up with a final one. Your feedback is much appreciated.
I like #4 the best. For me the value prop is you do all the searching and filtering for me. But should it be "handpick FROM thousands of remote jobs" otherwise it might seem you send me thousands of remote jobs?
I like #3 personally, could shorten it further to 'Hand-picked remote jobs, straight to your inbox.'
I'm a fan of #1. If there's some way to convey the value delivered in the hand-picking, that would be good, I think.
I'm able to filter a lot of job listings by "remote" now, so I'd be interested to know why your curated list would save me time and effort. Something like, "Get hand-picked jobs with the most inclusive companies straight to your inbox." (More than 10 words, heh, but you get the idea.)
I like number 1. 1 and 3 are my favourites and say it with the fewest words, but 3 sounds a little more passive compared to the active voice of number 1 - it's like I'm being told what it can do for me rather than reading a description of what it does.
Just my thoughts..
No name: Came up with the idea today. On demand ui/ux testing
Maybe something a little more enthusiastic/energetic. I'd like a UX testing service but not with that attitude. :p
hey @hkanaktas my apologies, thanks for the feedback.
Oh no need for apologizing. Good luck with the execution!
https://knowhup.com : technical wiki for distributed software teams
This definitely is a problem! Nice!
Nice idea. I had a very similar one but wasn't able to build initial traction. I like the way you wrap it much better than I did! Good luck!
Thank You! If you don't mind, I'd love to know your journey about the product you were building!
Sure, send me an email or twitter dm!
very neat!
Thank you!
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Simple...Losing clients? Hire Me! Celebrate...getting more clients!
Hah, this one is cleverโwould love to know what it's referring to :)
SEO (search engine optimisation) ๐
me too.
SEO (search engine optimisation) ๐
I sell Flutter themes and freelance/consulting services for App Development.
website: Fluttercode.io
Tendii.io - manage time and document outcomes during remote meetings.
Very nice. Well laid out site. Good free plan for those interested in trying it. Well done.
Thank Andrew!
This is a great idea! Forwarded to a PM that I work with that could really use it...
Thanks! Appreciate it!
Build A Saas App in Rails 6 - Start Building Your SaaS App in Rails Today
Jobalytics.co - get more job interviews from fewer job applications.
https://plyian.com: Receive payments from customers without delay.
I tried to join the waiting list but once I clicked on the submit button I got "Server Error 500"
Hi,
Sorry, I was working on an email side. It works now but (for now) there will not be an email sent.
Also, I'm (for now) focussing on UK users.
Https://meetserge.com : free curated directory of pre-vetted Fiverr illustrators under $21
This is great, wanted to do something similar for content. Did you order a gig from each one of them?
Thanks, yes we did
Awesome, let's connect.
We could do the same for content creators:)
Feel free to reach out any time! hello at meetserge.com. I saw a newsletter the other day, pretty sure it was on IH called vetted copywriters or something, same idea.
nice. Will send you an email
PaceRank: Automatic time tracking and measurement for software developers
Still under development ๐
I used to use an app that basically watched all my work-related apps . It would report how much time I spent in each Slack channel, a given Google doc, etc. I could also tag those to a specific project for even more automation. Each day/week/month I could basically back into my hours for each project by reviewing the time spent in the different areas of those apps, assigning un-tagged time-block activities to a project.
It was magic. If you're building something like that, it'll be awesome. I feel like any time tracker app that requires me to start and stop a timer is pointless because I won't remember to do that.
Why are you not using it anymore? What was the name?
Yes, you are spot on. It's going to be a process running in the background that tracks how much time you put in different projects and repositories. ๐ I am also tired of keeping track manually
I only needed to track my time when I was direct-invoicing personal clients. I started getting all my clients through Gigster (which billed on a project basis not a time/materials basis), then I took a FT job (no need at all for time tracking), and now I'm unemployed (got Covid-sized) :-D
But this is it
https://timingapp.com/?lang=en
I really really liked it. There were areas for improvement, for sure, but it was a much better fit for me personally than any of the big popular time tracking apps (for previously mentioned reasons).
"It's Mint.com, Except It Doesn't Suck."
My biggest gripe with mint is that anything purchased on amazon, shows up in just one category, shopping. Curious if you'd handle this case.
Well, Mint allows you to create custom categories and recategorize things (including splitting charges). So when I used to buy things from Amazon, I'd go in and manually split a receipt into its components (eg "books" or "software" or "home supplies"). I still do that on Mint, I just don't use Amazon anymore, but same basic deal if I do a large order from somewhere that covers multiple categories.
HelloMixy.com - Five $20 gift cards ($100 total) to five brands for $39.99
How do you make money? I like the idea!
This is simple and genius. Kudos sir ๐
https://chatsilo.com - mini Facebook Messenger CRM
https://commstack.app | Communication, Organization, and Management Tools for Job Seekers
Looks like we have similar apps targeting job seekers. I like that you're focusing on the writing of resumes and cover letters. I'm also a fan of the note taking to keep track of those application/interview questions that get asked in multiple job postings. ๐
Staying organized is key when searching for jobs! But it can also be the most difficult part, your site looks great so far!
Trouble writing copy that converts? Use our A.I. editor๐ค
https://targetaudience.app
i'm going to check this out.
Very intriguing! "...that converts?" really got my attention.
Love the idea. I subscribed.
Designtack helps to create social media content quickly, in bulk. ๐
(I hope we are not counting the emoji :)
it would be neat to see examples.
Sure, I will be adding examples soon on the website. If you are part of beta community, You will get access to the online tool as well :)
possible to try before sign-up?
I am afraid as there are already people opted in to try it early :(
+1!
Online course: Learn to build Udemy in Ruby on Rails 10/10
Have you thought about doing that in a nocode tool? just an idea :)
Teaching Ruby on Rails without using it? ๐
Yeah just an idea wasn't sure if you wanted to make money or teach ruby :)
With so little context always hard to give advice :(
Landscaping Melbourne - Build and design, customised to suit your lifestyle.
WriteItUp - Journaling for people who just don't have time.
Card360 (http://card.forbiz360.com/) - Create & Share digital business cards in minutes
No Name Yet - Video Chat with other lonely people.
Help others find jobs or apply for yourself at JobVacancyNearMe.com
Your own personal assistant for your popular telegram channel.
Mentors and mentees online platform https://getapy.com/home
Hi like set on line app the car lottery
Create online communities of the things you love for free
Digital Assistant for Agriculture Farms.
Sweet Jam Sites - landing page in a day, with FREE hosting.
DockIT - Stop using Excel to manage your projects. https://curamobile.com/dockit
Call tracking analytics to help SMEs determine effective marketing strategies
Flutter framework for providing feature toggles.
Foliyo โ best daily curated remote design jobs.
www.usage.ai - save 35%+ on your AWS bills
Customers won't give you their emails? You can still communicate!
https://www.beeinformed.app
Cruu.io automates 50% of the React development process. Build faster.
Sizle.io - See when your pitch deck gets opened
Hi Jeremy, I love your product, great UI and easy to get started.
I'm just struggling with the email, how can I send one? And does the recipient see my email address?
Thanks
Update-Whisperer - Get notified about new software versions (e.g Node.js)
'InsuredNomads.com' | Insurance for the int'l lifestyle with stronger benefits, service & pricing
Get Rid Of Content Thefts. Rank Better.
plagiashield.com
marketeer.buzz - Find where your customers hang out online
Kubestack - Ruby on Rails for infrastructure automation.
Less X for Y style: Start automating infrastructure, stop reinventing automation.
insteps.io - simple FAQ widget for landing pages
We redirect office and business calls to your cellphone. (Nine words ๐. callsredirect.com)
Japan Dev: The best tech jobs in Japan for foreigners
Double Edge - The everything exchange, your multi purpose crypto platform! - https://double-edge.net/
It could be better, but itยดs hard to find something good sounding if nothing comparable exists today
Ikigai Jobs Find meaningful & impactful jobs
you could argue that being impactful is intrinsic to being meaningful as it would be hard to find something meaningful if it was having no impact ๐. Could you shorten it to 'Find jobs with meaning' or 'Meaningful job finder' perhaps?
Definitely! Thanks for the feedback!
Private, autonomous internet services over leased fibre. Ditch your ISP
Good exercise with bad results:
Still trying to find my angle.
Git for business documents
sounds awesome, so like branching and merging in google docs? would definitely help with the chaos of collaborative editing
Thanks ! I'm currently looking for open source libraries that can enable editing documents in the browser. But no luck so far : (
https://cloudron.io/blog/2020-01-07-opensource-alternatives-to-google-docs.html
Maybe something interesting amongst these?
Wow thanks, I'll go through each option and see which is the best.
Join voice conversations with influencers talking about common interests.
<a href="https://www.indiehackers.com/product/happy">Happy</a> - Free mental health app that does not take much of your time!
Commun No-code platform for creating scalable backends for communities
Nocodery.com - become a software developer without code and get hired.
(We're improving the home page)
The Pythonic way to deploy applications.
https://soundssphere.com - unlimited beats for artists & songwriters
Notion but for publishing, shareable blocks. Ghost on steroids.
Generate a SaaS/CaaS/PaaS/E-Com biz from text files.
https://www.platformkit.com/
Fire your data analyst, convert more with Tractific's actionable suggestions.
ChipBot - Automate 80% of customers answers on your website.
BuildBubbles - Unlimited Podcasts With Sound Design From Your WordPress Articles
https://buildbubbles.com/
Northeast is a goal management tool.
Solve the 3 Ds (disagreements, distractions, and delays) for your team.
[10 words]
Fitmeal is a food tracker via SMS.
Simple so you stick with it long enough to lose weight.
[11 words]
Letterbase - Simple, easy-to-use customer support tool
When will you launch?
Launching in early access this week! Sign up on the website if you want to try it out :)
Block incoming robocalls and telemarketers without disrupting regular calls
PitchCamp Free Campground Management Software :) www.pitchcampmanagement.com
MobApps.com - Create and publish mobile app for nonprofits without coding
Sell more with Stories - https://StoryWidget.com
(we need to work a lot more on this)
Learn Marketing and Sales for Startups. marketingforstartups.co
theOneDayPro.com - "Learn new skills in One-day"
NocodeEngine - One hour web design service
Position and sell your B2B product to a cold audience.
http://pregrowth.guide
250BPO - VAs on a budget for busy founders and solopreneurs
Premiumjs - Make money selling JavaScript packages with the
npmCLIStory Creator - I'm baby green juice affogato hexagon freegan authentic cred, viral etsy chartreuse plaid waistcoat synth. Farm-to-table deep v viral mumblecore normcore bitters chillwave messenger bag listicle lyft chartreuse disrupt bushwick wolf tacos. Next level synth heirloom post-ironic enamel pin coloring book neutra 8-bit. Gastropub tumblr sartorial VHS, pitchfork freegan roof party listicle waistcoat raw denim quinoa vinyl. Butcher etsy man braid vegan literally pinterest.
JUST KIDDING :P
Story Creator - The easiest way to create videos online.
I think you need to be more specific, videos for who(founders, SMM)? from what(blog post, pictures, stock videos)?
I like lumen5 because you don't need any skills to make something decent, so how does Story Creator compare?
Good question. I am focused on podcasters. I realize my messaging isn't conveying that quite well - which is a problem.
The beauty of Story Creator is templates https://storycreatorapp.com/templates - the Canva for video.
Botflow Nocode chatbot builder.
getworkrecognized - Track work achievements to get promoted
Engage and convert your customers with solution driven content.
Browse AI โย Automate any workflow on any website with no coding
Meetrics: Calendar Metrics and Reporting for Teams
CryptoTrader.Tax - Crypto taxes done in minutes
[Work in progress] User research that goes beyond design
I'd love to have your opinions on a few alternative taglines :
Still developing the idea, but in short:
help you to make your website work in China (without hosting it there)
I asked feedback here:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/china-help-you-to-make-your-site-visible-overthere-would-you-be-interested-e31014adc7
Peruvian handmade alpaca and sheep products (only in German)
https://www.ayni-ppacha.com
dynamic short memorable urls.
Memorable Domains, Forgettable Prices
dynadomains.co
Ooh - this one's great. Nice, @rambat!
It's like Slack for all your community's social media feeds.
https://appwrite.io - An open-source backend server for web, mobile, and native applications
https://stackselect.tech - "Find the tools for your next stack"
TuneMeet.com chat with people who are listening to the same song
UpStamps - https://upstamps.com
Did you ever deploy a feature by mistake?
Feature flagging is a method by which developers wrap a new feature in an if/then statement to gain more control over its release
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๐ Hide unfinished features
๐ฆ Free Sandbox
๐ Central control & test for UI
https://splitbee.io - Imagine Mixpanel & Google Analytics had a surprisingly beautiful baby
1Brand ๐ Custom Brand Guidelines Now
A place to belong discovering and discussing topics of interest.
https://logre.io
Easily monitor your application. Setup logging with one click. (9 words)
Got interested but your landing page had no information or screenshots on it. That's why I didn't sign up!
Interesting, what kind of info would you expect from it?
What can I monitor? How does the dashboard look? What features do you offer? What differentiates you from other monitoring tools?
I updated the landing page with more details. Please let me know your thoughts.
https://rockup.com - create video app previews from your phone
www.flockin.co
Flockin is a community for daily standup calls and accountability.
Website revolving around interviews of games founders and their story.
https://jobhuntbuddy.co
Track your job applications and get reminded to follow up. (Boom, 10 ๐)
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I just started the landing page yesterday, and I'm not actually sending it out quite yet so don't yell at me for the placeholder text and lack of images ๐
https://weremoto.com/
A remote job board with 27k subscribers from Latam, great talent for US / Europe companies looking for good candidates and for less money.
Dodge popups and paywalls while helping creators.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pophurdle-block-popups-fo/aahomkibgllnelmhgifialfohphlfjip
https://www.wordreturn.com
"WordReturn helps you measure your content marketing return on investment."
https://holleraway.com/
https://froosthq.com - All-in-one tool for software teams
buildfaster.netlify.app - Gain an edge in website creation with stunning HTML templates
careermove.io - Aid your next career move
www.reactmilkshake.com - Helping developers save time by providing high quality Reactjs boilerplates.
https://save-tech.uno/
Toolbox of bookmarks for building your library and share it ๐
I'm finishing the site. It would be great if you can go in and check if the design represents the goal.
Super quick housekeeping note: "acces" should be "access."
I really like your site. It conveys quite effectively what you do.
For your one-liner, I'd say that you could focus in even more on what makes your bookmarking Chrome plugin different from the others. Having tried a couple of others, yours looks much more beautiful and intuitive. (Beautiful is in fact important for a bookmarking tool, I think!)
I'd get the keyword that will resonate with the end-user you're targeting into your one-liner. Is it for productivity nerds? Is it for creatives (who are often productivity nerds, ha)? What's a descriptor that will immediately tell your target user that this was made for them?
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Deploying right now the typo fix ๐
You have given me food for thoughts this evening. It's a great point that I didn't focus enough on the punch line. The audience I'm focusing on is creatives, that as you say we usually care about the toolset we have in regards to productivity.
I have the weekend until Google accepts the production version of the extension to improve that lines ๐
Thanks again!
https://before90s.substack.com - weekly wisdom from pre-90s companies
Interesting! Why did you create this? What is to be learned from pre-90's companies?
Having failed to launch some side-projects in the past, I caught myself reading a lot about companies and entrepreneurs (contemporary ones and also some from the past). What fascinates me is how pre-internet companies, even from past centuries were using "modern" techniques like a/b testing, influencers, distribution channels and so on. We have a lot to learn from those companies and modern companies get a lot of attention and case studies, but that's not totally true when we talk about those "old ones"
So true! I mean, you'd think the internet invented A/B testing, and nothing could be further from the truth. Often times some important details of what those companies knew gets lost in the modern interpretation of their practices, as well.
For your one-liner, I feel like conveying the "why" would be really powerful if you could find a way to do it.
https://saturnfunnels.com/
Marketing automation for SaaS businesses to get more paying subscribers.
Community-lead micro finance for hackers and entrepreneurs. hackerstash.com ๐ค
Ooh, interesting. Is this a product for a lot of people in Indie Hackers?
Most definitely ๐ - already at least 50 indiehackers on the waitlist ๐
Let me know if you want to learn more about it !
Signed up for notification :)
https://sugarkubes.io machine learning marketplace ๐ฆพ
I'd suggest adding a little more, "Marketplace of ready-to-deploy
machine learning models." This gives me a solid picture of what you're doing and how I'd use and benefit from it.
I like that. Thanks!
https://versoly.com/
The goal is to target mainly b2b or high ticket b2c companies
The current website builders produce pages that load slow and increase bounce rate and reduce conversions a lot.
Wordpress also has other issues like security and plugin issues.
Thats a lot of 10 words.
:)
Ideally people will give feedback on what they like.
We have some great folks like @andreboso who give it to you straight.
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I didn't understand what you're doing before checking your website. Iย tought it as something to plug to my website to increase my conversion rate!
I guess the last pitch is the better one, with a little adjustment like: "Build a website that convert more" ?
The link on your post has a : so it returns a 404
Thanks added a random : at the end
'Turn visitors into customers' or 'Conversion focused website creation' ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ๐
Thanks I like "Conversion focused website creation" what about builder instead of creation?
Yeah also nice, building always feels like it excludes design and content creation a bit though ๐
https://groupleads.net: Facebook group lead generation
very cool idea, succinct pitch ๐
Thank you bro..
Detailed web analytics that's free, privacy-friendly, and open-source.
https://github.com/milesmcc/shynet
is this like fathom?
Sort of, but free, open-source, and self-hosted. (And as @xavier points out, maybe a bit more detailed :))
i like the self-hosted!
fathom isn't exactly "detailed" IMHO ahaha
i guess you'd have to define the level of detail. apparently, fathom is more than enough for a lot of folks. :)
That's true!
afrisurvey.com: Get quick survey responses from targeted African consumers.
Who is this for?
Hello. Apologies for the delayed response.
Businesses with products/services built for the global audience will use afrisurvey.com to get responses from existing or potential users/customers in Africa for opinion polls, brand awareness, concept testing, product testing, market research, user research, NPS etc.
Government agencies, & Non governmental organisations, media houses, academic researchers, etc, will use afrisurvey.com to get participants for behavioral experiments (seeking to deeply understand how people in Africa feel, think, and behave), etc.
Thank you
Perfect!
Thank you.
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Wow. Having once run a lot of Facebook Ad campaigns this would be huge.
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