Aleksandra Zhdanova
@AleksandraZhd
Batumi, Adjara, Georgia
Products
Recent activity
- Commented onThe date on our data was lying to us, and it took a three-month-old funding round to notice
- Commented on2,000 upvotes on Reddit, 0 signups. I stopped launching and started commenting. 11 customers later.
- Commented onI kept applying to remote jobs that were already gone, so I built an index of them. 4 months in, the data turned out to be the product.
- Commented onWhy I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app
- Commented onA hospital wants to pilot my healthcare SaaS — how do I protect ownership and negotiate the deal?
- Commented on$0 → $2M ARR in 5 years, bootstrapped, in an ecosystem everyone says is dying
- Commented onA hospital wants to pilot my healthcare SaaS — how do I protect ownership and negotiate the deal?
- Commented on€327 on Google Ads: 99 clicks and 1 tracked signup
- Commented onWe sold the documents before we sold the software, and it was not the plan.
- Commented onWhy I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app
- Commented onWhy I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app
- Commented onI kept applying to remote jobs that were already gone, so I built an index of them. 4 months in, the data turned out to be the product.
- Commented onWe sold the documents before we sold the software, and it was not the plan.
- Commented onMost founders know their churn rate. Almost none know how much of it is just failed cards
- Commented onWhy I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app
- Commented onI kept applying to remote jobs that were already gone, so I built an index of them. 4 months in, the data turned out to be the product.
- Commented onWhy I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app
- Commented onSEO 3x'd my traffic. Signups dropped to zero. Here's what actually drives first customers in vertical SaaS.
- Commented onI built a two-sided marketplace and never once asked anyone to use it
- Commented onMost founders know their churn rate. Almost none know how much of it is just failed cards