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Hey Filip Panoski thanks for the insides. I m currently building my own SaaS product and I m wondering: how would you prioritize which integrations to build first by popularity, technical simplicity, or relevance to the target audience?
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Hey Raffael! If you're still building your MVP, then unless a specific integration is an integral part of it, I'd say skip integrations for now, ship it and start cold DMing to get your first users.
If you already have users, you can start by asking them which integrations would they love to see. Otherwise, popular integrations relevant to your target audience are a solid choice! Big plus if they have a partner program which can help you get exposure to their audience, like for example Posthog does.
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Love the strategy-focused approach here! If you're looking to build a brand presence with a custom logo or visual style for SaaSCurate, I’d be happy to assist with that.
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Love this breakdown — integrations as distribution is such an underrated move. It’s like turning product dev into SEO.
If anyone's spinning up MVPs or SaaS tools and needs a fast, AI-built landing page or app prototype to test integrations quickly, I run MySelpost (myselpost . com) — just drop your sketch and we turn it into a live site for free. Perfect for indie hackers trying to move fast without coding everything from scratch.
Silent channels, fast builds — that’s the combo. 🚀
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Such a simple but powerful approach. Definitely bookmarking this!
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Thanks for sharing your story, Paul! Narrowing down really makes a difference, and I've no doubt it will increase conversions at CVFlow! I'd really like to see the new metrics once you have more data.
Also, you can find more strategies and playbooks for growing your SaaS over at SaaSCurate.com 🙌
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