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Applications are now open for the 5-day Claude Code workshop, covering: 1. Building data repositories on a public URL 2. Creating an outbound engine connecting APIs, webhooks and MCP servers 3. Setting up complete ad campaigns 4. Building agentic dashboards for GTM The workshop starts from the 23rd Nov, 2026. You can check the details and register here: https://gtm-workshop-registration.aimsconsulting.in/
📣 Calling all marketing students, graduates, aspiring marketers, experienced marketers, agencies, consultants and freelancers across the North West! The evening is for everyone in marketing! You shouldn’t miss the CIM North West Christmas Social 2026 on the 17th December at Co-op Live, Manchester at 18:00 GMT Book your place at https://lnkd.in/p/e4Unat3K
Founder question for the GTM brains here 🧠 Take your closet everywhere you shop 👜 Ever stood in a store holding a black sweater, trying to remember if you already own three of them? That's the moment my partner and I built Dresscode for (usedresscode.com). It puts your whole wardrobe on your phone, so you can check what you own before you buy, plan outfits ahead, and see what you actually wear. We just launched, and it's our first time personally taking a consumer app to market. One of our values is that you don't have to be greedy to be successful, so we're going for affordability and volume, not squeezing every dollar. We'd love this group's take on 4 things:
Positioning: is "take your closet everywhere you shop" the lead, or is "get dressed in minutes" stronger?
Pricing: free plan (up to 100 pieces), Premium at $10/mo or $100/yr. For a volume play, is that the right price point, or would a lower price grow faster?
Free vs paid line: the free plan has the core (wardrobe, outfits, calendar, laundry). Premium adds the time-savers (one-tap weekly planning, outfit suggestions, insights). Generous enough to spread by word of mouth, while still giving people a reason to upgrade?
First 100 paid users: that's our milestone before we kick off ads. With no ad spend yet, where would you start? Creators, communities, something else?
Happy to share what we learn in return. And if you try it, blunt feedback is very welcome 🙏
Founder question for the GTM brains here 🧠 Take your closet everywhere you shop 👜 Ever stood in a store holding a black sweater, trying to remember if you already own three of them? That's the moment my partner and I built Dresscode for (usedresscode.com). It puts your whole wardrobe on your phone, so you can check what you own before you buy, plan outfits ahead, and see what you actually wear. We just launched, and it's our first time personally taking a consumer app to market. One of our values is that you don't have to be greedy to be successful, so we're going for affordability and volume, not squeezing every dollar. We'd love this group's take on 4 things:
Positioning: is "take your closet everywhere you shop" the lead, or is "get dressed in minutes" stronger?
Pricing: free plan (up to 100 pieces), Premium at $10/mo or $100/yr. For a volume play, is that the right price point, or would a lower price grow faster?
Free vs paid line: the free plan has the core (wardrobe, outfits, calendar, laundry). Premium adds the time-savers (one-tap weekly planning, outfit suggestions, insights). Generous enough to spread by word of mouth, while still giving people a reason to upgrade?
First 100 paid users: that's our milestone before we kick off ads. With no ad spend yet, where would you start? Creators, communities, something else?
Happy to share what we learn in return. And if you try it, blunt feedback is very welcome 🙏
Hey everyone! I'm Luis, an SDR Manager here at ROOM. My team sells modular sound dampening office pods and phone booths to help solve for noise and space issues in offices/schools/hospitals, and anywhere else a booth could be needed.
📍 I live in the Bronx, NY, lifelong New Yorker
For fun: I play and run Dungeons & Dragons games and campaigns (quick pitch is it's storytelling with a hint of gambling- this is an invite if anyone is interested!) Also love reading, American football & baseball)
Connect with me on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/luis-de-los-santos-65303a142
Hey everyone! I recently built a small tool for early-stage b2b founders figuring out their marketing budgets. You can play around with different numbers and get estimates for budget, CAC, year-one revenue, etc. Thought I'd share it here in case it's useful to anyone! growwasabi.com/budget-calculator It's free to use, with no signup or email required.
👋 Hi people! I’m Dario, CEO at R-25 Media. My team makes 3D animations, and I’m usually the first person a client speaks to. Sometimes it’s a manufacturer trying to show what happens inside a machine. Other times it’s an agency with an idea for a campaign. I work with them and our production team to figure out how to make it visual.
I joined to meet people on the sales side. I love discussing strategies, techniques and (as any sales person) sharing my side of conversations.
📍 I’m based in Cyprus. But I’ll be at METSTRADE in Amsterdam later this month and in Madrid after that. If you’re going to METSTRADE too, let me know and we can have a coffee
Connect with me on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/…
For fun: I like sports (specially golf and racing) and going to the movies and theater
💡Interests: Real Estate, Horse Riding, Good Food, Traveling
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Hey everyone! 👋 Shirley here. I’m curious how you’re answering “What pipeline will this bring?” when planning your 2027 events. We’re hosting a free webinar for field marketers, demand gen teams, and revenue leaders working through that question. We’ll cover how to: • Find shows that match your target accounts. • Use buyer data to make your budget case. • Identify contacts for pre-show outreach. Bring your shortlist and questions! Looking forward to seeing you all! 📅 Nov 24 · 12–1 PM ET 🎟️ Join live or get the replay: watch.getcontrast.io/register/lensmor-how-to-choose-trade-shows-that-attract-your-target-buyers?…
I work with DELTARQ (deltarq.com), and I'm sharing this because I genuinely want honest feedback from SaaS founders and CTOs. We're building an AI-native security platform designed to help growing SaaS teams monitor cloud activity, investigate security alerts, and manage SOC 2 evidence without the complexity of traditional security tooling. DELTARQ is designed around three ideas:
Cloud log indexing within your own AWS environment.
AI-powered alert correlation to help teams identify meaningful security incidents.
SOC 2 evidence generation and security response workflows.
Our advertised Growth plan is $499/month, but I want to understand whether the product, pricing, and trust requirements make sense to actual buyers. I'd love honest feedback:
Would your team consider paying $499/month for a platform like this? Why or why not?
What technical proof would you need before trusting a new vendor with your cloud logs?
Would you expect architecture documentation, API docs, benchmarks, a demo, or sandbox access before evaluating it?
If you're currently using Splunk, Datadog, or another SIEM, what do you find most frustrating about its cost or workflow?
I'm especially interested in criticism from people who actually manage cloud infrastructure and security decisions. Harsh feedback is welcome. I'd rather understand what needs to improve than hear polite compliments.
