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General-purpose tools for people who work in technology and do not fit a narrower shelf — reference sites, calculators, converters and utilities.

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Ok let's do this. Still haven't fully launched Unlocked because still waiting on Apple to review the iOS app (3 weeks and counting) so most visits are coming from my tweets

Building a simpler way to send bulk emails from Salesforce. We’re working on 360 Mass Mailer to help Salesforce teams send personalized mass emails, manage templates, and automate email campaigns without constantly moving CRM data between platforms. I’d love to hear from Salesforce users: What’s the biggest challenge you face with bulk email from Salesforce?

Starting off this analytics challenge with my own numbers GSC for awesomeindie.com on the last 3 months shows 668 clicks from Google search Until early July the line was flat (1 to 5 clicks a day, and a few zero days). The reason is simple: I had no time for the project, so I left it running on its own for months. No updates, no SEO, no one watching it, so spam accounts and bots filled it with junk, and Google pushed it down Then I rebuilt the whole thing. New database, better server, spam accounts banned, junk cleaned out, and proper SEO and AEO for the first time, and finally the line started to move. I also added AI moderation, so new junk gets caught before it goes live, and monetization, which turned out to be a great spam filter, as bots and spam accounts usually do not pay The last two weeks have been 15 to 20 clicks a day, and yesterday hit 29 Still small, but it is finally going the right way Your turn now, post yours

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