u/YetiMaverick

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to interview 5 SaaS founders and get some honest, unfiltered feedback.

I’ve been working on improving how I communicate and do outreach to founders, and I want to tighten up my messaging so it actually resonates instead of feeling awkward or off.

I’ve got 3 main questions I’d love to run by you, mainly around how you perceive certain messaging and what actually catches your attention when someone reaches out offering marketing/growth services.

This would be a quick 20–30 minute chat.

In return:

• I’ll send you $20 so you can grab Nando’s, Chipotle, or whatever you’re into
• After our chat, I’ll also do a video walkthrough of your SaaS homepage with a full conversion audit (something I normally charge for, but happy to include here). You get a complete list of every homepage change I'd make to maximize signups
• Plus, I'm always available if you ever want to run a growth/marketing idea or thought past me for casual advice

No pitch, just looking for honest input to help refine my offer.

I'm looking for someone who's:

- Based in North America or Europe
- Is B2B or B2C, but not with a primary focus on Enterprise
- Not new/early stage, but already doing 10K MRR or more

If you’re open to it, comment or DM me and we'll work out a time to chat.

Looking for a Windows-based alternative to Bazzite so that I can still run ant-cheat games like Call of Duty, but not the Xbox Fullscreen Experience as it's not that great and it wrecks compatibility with my third-party controller that I use (I play the ROG docked always and don't use the built-in gamepad).

Are there any decent Windows based alternatives for that same console-like feel that aren't Linux-based that I can directly load into?

I noticed that on the Telegram mobile app, you can set notification exceptions, for example, mute everything except specific chats or channels.

But on the Mac desktop app, I can’t seem to find any option to add or manage those exceptions.

So I’m wondering, is this feature just not available on desktop? Or are the exceptions supposed to be set on mobile and then synced, with the desktop app following those same rules?

Would appreciate if anyone knows how this works.

I’m currently looking to buy a condo think a bit ahead in terms of both long-term renting and eventual resale.

One thing I’m running into is that some buildings don’t allow short-term rentals (Airbnb), which changes the equation a bit. If Airbnb was allowed, I’d lean toward a smaller 1-bedroom for better ROI. But since that’s not always an option, I’m trying to think more about long-term rentals and resale value.

So I’m curious how people think about this:

1. Long-term rentals:
   Is a 1-bedroom generally easier to rent out consistently, or does a 2-bedroom attract a better tenant pool and justify the higher purchase price?

2. Resale value:
   Are 2-bedrooms noticeably easier to sell in the future, or do 1-bedrooms move just as well in a market like downtown Calgary?

I know resale isn’t the only factor when buying, and it’s not my main driver, but it’s definitely something I want to consider upfront.

Would appreciate any insights.

I think this is a Canada-wide question, but if it helps for more specific context, I'm looking in downtown Calgary.

Trying to decide between a 27” 1440p setup and a 32” 4K setup. I'm going to build a pc.

I know 1440p looks great at 27”, but 32” usually calls for 4K, which means a more powerful PC.

Roughly how much more should I budget to go from a PC that gives solid 1440p performance to solid 4K performance? Are we talking a few hundred dollars, ~$1k, or closer to double the cost?

Looking for real-world ballpark numbers.

Meta wasn't allowing me to create a new ad account within a business portfolio, saying I'd hit a limit. So I deleted an ad account. Despite 'freeing up a slot', it's still not letting me create a new ad account saying that I've hit my limit.

So instead, would it be a bad idea to simply rename an existing ad account within that business portfolio instead of trying to create a whole new business portfolio just to make one new ad account?

The existing ad account didn't have any restrictions on it. I just plan on changing the name and the connected FB/Instagram pages to it, basically.

Anything wrong with this approach?