bookmarks.email

Yesterday, bookmarks.email was featured on 10words.io.

It cost me $20 to get ahead of the queue. This one did not drive significant traffic, though.

At the moment, bookmarks.email is "growing" at around 1-2 users a day.

Let's see how we can drive more engagement.

Today, bookmarks.email was featured on betalist and betapage (total expenses: $418).

I have submitted it to two more sites:

Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33331134
Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/bookmarks-email

So far, 10 sign-ups for the service. Let's see what the newsletters (betalist and betapage) will bring for the next days.

Here is the link: https://betalist.com/startups/bookmarks-email

Paid: $299 for expedited review

This is the second submission of my site to a startup directory. I will post the results in traffic in later posts. Of course, Hacker News, Reddit, and Product Hunt are still on my todo list

Here is the link: https://betapage.co/product/bookmarksemail

Paid: $119 for 2 days of featuring

This is my first experience with the site. betalist and the usual suspspects (Hacker News, Reddit, Product Hunt, etc.) will follow later this week! Let's see how this will work out.

Good news: The status of the bookmarks.email submission to betalist.com submission is: "Accepted & Expedited"

I paid $299 to betalist.com. Usually, their submission criteria are very strict, so I'm happy I made it through their selection process.
Stay tuned for updates on how it will work out!

I was working on bookmarks.email for the last weekends.

I started this little service because I lost track of my own Twitter bookmarks—and it was driving me nuts. So I set out to find a better way to manage and most importantly revisit my bookmarks.

I was amazed at how many people had the same problem:
they wanted to be able to revisit their interesting threads, useful tweets, and meaningful interactions on Twitter but never seemed to have time for it. So many bookmarks are saved but never re-used–but what if we could change that?

That's why I built bookmarks.email: a daily digest of your Twitter bookmarks that helps you managing and revisiting your bookmarks on Twitter – no need to @mention accounts on tweets, just use the native bookmarking feature!

Today, I announced it on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bascodes/status/1584259552513445889