I develop my Saas in a room of only 25 square meters. It's interesting that it's midnight, I suddenly looked at the Live Map and learned that there are 5 people using it. They come from different continents and different time zones.
The method is very simple: - Save all your reviews in a database - Check which reviews have been deleted - Check support history and send it to Shopify team Note: only suitable if your reviews are real and honest. Prove it, and you'll get review back.
Based on my stats about my apps every month, I've found that stores tend to install less apps on weekends. And always install multiple apps on the first day of a new week ๐
@Madjid513 That's exactly the best way to do it. Only share what should be shared. But sometimes, with #buildinpublic, the "secret" information can be the most interesting to the community. For example, revenue, rate...
After 1 month, you continue to publish results after 1 month of price increase. Number of new package registrations, number of removals, percentage of revenue increase/decrease.
For me, it's a Freelancer job, for $5 at Fiverr. When I developed my first Saas ( a @Shopify app ), I earned my first $0.84 from my app, with pro plan only $1/month.
Thanks to @adhithya_vijai for the banner he designed for this event (coincidentally because our main colors are the same). Thanks to @PrakharS96 for integrating.
By the way, if you also have an app and want to cooperate, DM me.