How I accidentally built a Podcast API business

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Superhuman

I use Superhuman to process emails promptly and efficiently. And I’ve got a ton of prewritten email templates to handle the most popular customer support tickets. Oftentimes I can reply to an email within 5 seconds, using CMD + K to select an email template.

#Email #Email Clients #Email Marketing 23 social mentions

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Stripe: Checkout

Stripe is doing a great job in this area. They built a lot of nice UI components that developers can directly use without writing tons of code, e.g., Checkout.

#eCommerce #Payments #Online Courses 21 social mentions

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Stripe

Stripe is doing a great job in this area. They built a lot of nice UI components that developers can directly use without writing tons of code, e.g., Checkout.

#Online Payments #Recurring Billing #eCommerce Tools 240 social mentions

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StatusPage.io

We use Statuspage.io to hook up our Datadog metrics to build a status page: listennotesstatus.com.

#Status Pages #Website Monitoring #Uptime Monitoring 10 social mentions

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Bootstrap

Most of our internal tools have ugly web UIs, with default Bootstrap styling :).

#CSS Framework #Development Tools #Design Tools 326 social mentions

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Listen Notes

So far, it's primarily word of mouth + organic traffic from listennotes.com website - many people discover our site first, then discover our api.

#Podcast Tools #Podcast Hosting #Podcast Platform 12 social mentions