Tag: SaaS

Whether you’re a car lover, automotive enthusiast, data geek, or industry pro, you’ll love our 15 picks for the best automotive newsletters. These aren’t just any newsletters; they’re ones you’ll actually read. We’ve made sure of it. The automotive indu...

The average automotive customer starts their shopping experience online. It starts with searching for vehicle dealerships in their location, looking over different makes and models, and narrowing down their decision. Once they feel comfortable, they move forward by calling a dealership or, in most c...

SleekFlow is an omnichannel messaging platform SaaS that enables Hong Kong businesses to tap into the global messaging industry by streamlining their communication processes across multiple channels. By providing a unified platform for businesses to manage customer interactions through popular messa...

This has been a relaxing summer. Back in June, I decided to take a break from blogging after 77 weeks in a row of publishing a new article every Wednesday. I took some time off to recharge, spend time with my kids, and work on some projects I simply haven’t had the time to do because of all th...

Are you on the hunt for fresh SaaS ideas? Or thinking of starting your own software company? Then now is the time to act. Competition in the SaaS world is fierce and it’s getting more regulated in the current era. It can take you to the brink of profitability or plunge you into the abyss, exce...

Ever since ChatGPT’s debut, there’s been an influx of apps leveraging its capabilities in various forms. Tapping into popular technology can indeed create a buzz, yet the reality remains that nearly 99% of these apps fade away soon after their much-hyped launches on platforms l...

Introduction: I came across the notion Indie Hackers during the Christmas season and got inspired by people making money on their own. The idea is a single individual, in their free time, can create small software products of their own and make money off of it. I’m not sure why it was such a n...

My name is Yasukane (Yasu) Matsumoto and I am a serial entrepreneur from Japan. I founded my first company, Raksul, in 2009 when I was 24, took it public in 2018, became a Harvard Business School case study, and ultimately achieved a billion dollar market cap. I could not be prouder of what the...