Today’s new tools are ridiculously good looking
Pry yourself away from Elon's Twitter drama today and check out Eurekaa.io, especially if you’re a content creator and don’t like wasting your time.
But first... ⚡️ CAT NIPS ⚡️
- designstripe created an in-browser tool for beautiful mockups (no software needed).
- Get in the mood with this choose-your-own-adventure Halloween game in Notion.
- Maker Upen V has expanded the popular Micro SaaS Ideas newsletter into MicroSaaS HQ, a community for Micro SaaS builders.
- We’ve added more startup discounts to Founders Club, including deals from Ramp and Remotebase. See what’s new.
Why every app needs a power user strategy
The term “power user” gets thrown around a lot, but can mean very different things.
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Daily Top Products
Content and course creators, this one is for you.
Maker Larry Weeks was doing research to see what the market was like for an online course — does the content already exist? Are people using it?
“I had to do a ton of internet searches to find all the courses, then collect and categorize all the data…THEN filter to sort and compare things like enrollments, reviews, and estimated revenues.”
So he created a tool to let you easily sort through macro data and get insights in a few clicks. Eurekaa.io’s metasearch and topic trends search feels similar to doing SEO research with a sophisticated tool like SEMRush, but instead of keyword rankings, you can see things like how many courses exist for topics and their estimated earnings. The tool includes more too, like a Title Keyword Planner and Content Editor to help you start creating the content.
Weeks, who is a seasoned digital strategist and ex-Googler, said the tool is being used by course creators, writers, and teaching orgs, but “it's early days, so feedback is welcome.”