End of Day 10

spent the day on infrastructure work nobody will ever see.

dns routing. api integrations. schema markup. analytics configuration. email verification gates.

Day 9 wrap.

Moved www.blogsitefy.com off the old stack and into the new Taskade-powered setup via Switchy + Cloudflare. Nothing glamorous, just essential: clean redirects, faster pages, proper tracking.

The fun part is that from the outside, it should “just work.” That’s the goal.

“If you find it in your heart to care for somebody else, you will have succeeded.”
~ Maya Angelou

Sunday Status:
1. Cold outreach experiment validated (got the reply!).
2. Pricing strategy mapped out (Feature Parity).
3. Core messaging drafted.

We enter Monday with a solid plan. Now comes the hard part: Implementation.

#SaaS #Founder #BuildInPublic

War Room Day 7 Report. 🚩

THE WINS:
✅ Executed a "Concierge Build" for a high-value prospect. We proved you can move from "Rented Land" to an "Owned Asset" before breakfast.

"Frustrated and confused." That’s how Eugena described her old blogging workflow.

She switched to Blogsitefy to stop renting tech and start owning her process.

From Google Doc to Live Site in minutes. Watch here: youtu.be/vRNCyvJe4bs

War Room Day 6 Report 🚩

THE WINS:
✅ "Content Trust Layer" Complete: Deployed 10 strategic assets in 4 hours.
✅ Shifted strategy from "Cold Blasts" to "Diagnosis." Result? 3 high-intent conversations with major prospects today instead of 50 ignored DMs.

Tired of platforms locking your content behind paywalls or changing the rules?

I'm running a migration sprint. Moving 5 indie hackers/writers to their own self-hosted Blogsitefy sites.
- Google Docs backend
- Blazing fast
- You own the data

Reply if you want in. 🦋

War Room Day 5. 🚩

Wins:
✅ Fixed the messy videos I was hoping nobody would notice.
✅ 20 channels deployed, zero copy-paste.
✅ Good chats with folks tired of bloated publishing stacks.

Losses:
💀 Tech debt ate my afternoon.

Lesson:
Clear the backlog or it clears you.

2 → 30 users. We keep moving.

I hate CMS dashboards. They feel like work.

Google Docs feels like writing.

That's why I built this integration. Left is where I live. Right is what you see.

Day 4: Distribution Mode 🟢

Today was a marathon.
- Rewrote core messaging (Speed → Ownership)
- Edited/Rendered 8 platform-specific videos
- Deployed assets to 20+ channels

Stop renting your audience. Start owning it.

I built Blogsitefy so you can write in Google Docs and publish to your own domain instantly.

No plugins. No platform risk.

Watch how fast it is. ⚡️

Day 3: War Room Report 🚩

Status: 0 Paid. 3 Hot Leads.

The highlight? Getting grilled publicly on Bluesky about our "100% SEO" claim.
My instinct: Defend
My action: Explain the tech

Not sure what you mean by migrate. Are you talking about moving platforms or something else? Wouldn’t mind hearing more about how you’ve helped others with this.

🛑 Stop building your SEO house on rented land.

I see so many founders writing amazing content on Substack or Medium.

The problem? THEY get the credit. YOU do the work.

Every post you write on a rented platform builds their domain authority, not yours.

War Room Day 2 Report. 🚩

THE WINS:
✅ Partnered with a major Financial Influencer (Coupon Code sent). Distribution is key.
✅ Pitched 9 business owners on locking in their "Founding Member Rate" before Dec 31. 2 are already asking for demos.

The "Optimization Hamster Wheel" stops here.

❌ WordPress:
- 30+ Plugins to manage
- $50/mo hosting fees
- Price hikes & security fees
- 72/100 PageSpeed

War Room Day 1 Report. 🚩

THE WINS:
✅ Proved my tool is 2x faster than WordPress (576ms vs 937ms).
✅ Built 6 custom demo sites for real estate agents (including yesterday's).
✅ Built a custom demo site for a Fintech CEO and delivered it directly to him. No automation, just hustle.