A waitlist is a list of people who are waiting for a product to be available. It is essential for a startup to build a waitlist for a new product even before it is ready. A waitlist can help you to grow your chances of success. If you want to know how to build a waitlist for a new product, then read this article and find out more about why you need to create a waitlist now.

Week after week, their numbers increase rapidly, and every few months, I'll get that revenue milestone article hitting my head like a rock. In this article, I'll write about running a slow loris SaaS called Tuemilio.

This blog post will explain why Coinbase created a waitlist for their NFT launch and how it got 3.8 million email addresses. I'll also show you how you can use a similar strategy to launch and promote your NFT project.

Today I am happy to announce two long-time requested features — the possibility to add team members to your projects and native integration with Zapier.

One month ago I launched for the first time on Producthunt Tuemilio. For my surprise, it ended up in the third position of the day with a total of 487 upvotes. Tuemilio started as a simple HTML email collector that I need it for validating my MVPs.

Initiative Q has managed to collect more than 2 million emails with a genius marketing campaign. The best part is that they don't even have a product yet. How can you run a similar strategy for your idea?

December is the second month since I launched Tuemilio. I haven't got any new customer this month, but I have managed to get constant traffic to my site and keep weekly retention. I'll explain what I've learned working on Tuemilio regarding marketing, competitors and UX/UI.