Alexander Isora 👽

@isora.me

Selling premium domain names for SaaS at saas.page Teaching how to get paid users at mrr.guide Managing 16 side-projects.    ­           ­           Autistic.

I made a tier list of all growth channels that I used to go to $16k MRR. If I were starting today, I’d focus on 3 things: • making top product - so people love and share it genuinely (70%). • side projects factory (20%). • writing good stories - 𝕏, Reddit etc (10%).

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I've figured out why I'm often scared to launch!! 🤩 Not launching is comfortable. I live in a future world where my product succeeds, users love it, $$$ flows. It's perfect because it's not real. I like being there.

I don't understand what is the point of consulting calls 🤷 - Most playbooks are public and cheaper. - Buying certainty is fooling oneself. - Renting brain is an illusion: no skin in the game - no care. - You buy opinions, not evidence. - Calls create a false sense of progress.

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Made my first domain sale! 🤩 Unlike a SaaS, this project started with a negative balance. I only invested by bidding on auctions for months. It was mentally hard to feed it and not seeing even a $1 in profits. saas.page is still net-negative. But validated.

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AI will replace me in 5 years. And you too. I have 2 serious questions: 1. Why do everybody pretend everything is fine? 😅 2. What is your plan for the post-AI era? Here is my plan as a maker:

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AI will replace me in 5 years. And you too. I have 2 serious questions: 1. Why do everybody pretend everything is fine? 😅 2. What is your plan for the post-AI era? Here is my plan as a maker:

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Indie makers' checklist (tick all to win the game 😁): [ ] lighthouse score: 100 [ ] launched on Product Hunt, got 12 upvotes [ ] reposted by levels [ ] ruined dopamine system [ ] caffeine addiction [ ] got blocked by garry tan [ ] 10+ hours wasted on setting up auth

Building a b2c product is the worst decision a founder can make 🫠🔫 Why b2c sucks: 1. Individuals pay little money (most paid iOS apps cost <$2). 2. There are tons of competitors. AI makes it even worse.

1 year ago I created a subr𝔢ddit for SaaS founders. My goal was to provide makers with stressless access to R𝔢ddit. So far: 1) Got 2.8k members (+10/day). 2) Average post gets 700 views and 3 comments. 3) 2.5 posts/day are published.

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If I were selling my guide in 🇪🇺, my offer would be illegal 😁 Possible fines I could get if I lived in: Germany: up to €50k France: up to €300k Netherlands: up to €900k But I'm not in the EU. So I can do crazy things 😎

https://mrr.guide

I realized I'm a quick dopamine junkie 😥🫤😖 I thought I'm cool and smart. But I'm not. I work 3-5 hours per day. Gym 2 hours per day. Sleep 8 hours per day. The rest 10 hours are procrastinated via watching youtube/netflix, eating food, scrolling news. 10 damn hours. ...

I hate to say that, but UI/UX are to become a history within 10 years. AI chat is the new user interface. Everything a good UI can do, AI chat can do better and faster. Chat is the most natural interface. Gen Z use chats all their life. If your app does not have a chatbox, you'll be outcompeted.

Paracast.io@paracast.io · last yr.

Your app has a magic AI chat built in? Sell it! ☞ Introducing a new template: AI-chat ☜ Make a video presentation of the AI chat flow your software offers. Use the video to explain the power of your app and get more clients. [ this template is available for all paid plans ]

- Sugar made people sluggish - Tiktok made people easily distracted - Video games made people addicted to fake progress - Influencers made people watchers, not doers - AI makes people lazy Simply avoiding these obvious traps automatically puts you in the top 1% of makers 🤷

My message to all first time makers: 🙅‍♂️ AVOID VC 🙅‍♂️ What is NOT the goal of a VC: 1. make you rich 2. pay your bills 3. keep you away from burning out 4. give you good compensation 5. make a great product 6. make users happy 7. “change the world” The goals of a VC:

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Serious question to all who wants fast growth: WHY DON'T YOU JUST BUILD A GREAT PRODUCT? A great product promotes itself. Take a look at Screen Studio, Typefully, Scraping Bee. They are spreading like a virus.

Anyone else here having problems with combining coding+marketing? if I code, i turn into a soulless machine with ▭.▭-shaped eyes. I can't pull out a single tweet from my organized brain. i become grumpy and irritated when someone disturbs me from the creation process.

Made a graph of all my projects & growth strategies. Takeaways: 1) I'm terrified how huge it is. Must. Stop. Making. New. Projects. 2) I'll regret not starting the SEO/pSEO game for @paracast.io earlier, but I'm too busy with the product rn. 3) Seeing a big picture helps 👍

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2018: The SaaS is the foundation. Marketing supported it. 2025: Marketing channels are the foundation. The product is a monetization tool. Sounds novel? Well, sorry, but it's as old as the hills! 👇😄

Announcing my new (most controversial 🫣) project: saas.page It is a store of premium domain names for SaaS. I mentioned that I've started investing in domains 9 months ago. And almost got cancelled for that! (Thread...)

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Logbeat demonstrates a perfect example of the post-AI era UX 🙂 The past: you had to set up hundreds of analytics events manually. The future: 🤖 does it for you: AI automatically scans the app and finds events worth tracking. No need to code. Just hit `npm i logbeat` once.

I'm a courseboi now, and I'm proud of it! 😎 My SaaS growth guide is the easiest project I have ever started. But, perhaps the most important in my career ☝️ People really need it — I'm the one who can satisfy the demand.

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Announcement! 😎📢 I've started working on a SaaS growth guide. It will be a set of ~350 $0 actionable steps. If you do them all, you will get the first hundred paid clients for your SaaS 💯% (but ONLY if your product is good. Reply it below to be rated).