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Social media scheduling and analytics.
How Tim acquired customers
Tools used to build Pallyy
Tim Bennetto worked as a locksmith for 10 years and never imagined he'd build a SaaS. He taught himself to code via Codecademy.
Started as Instagram analytics platform 'Sharemyinsights' - rebranded to 'Pallyy' which wasn't limiting to one feature.
SEO drives about 95% of Pallyy's traffic. The journey took over two years of plateauing before finding growth.
You don't need to be technical to start - you can learn to code
Brand names that are too specific can limit your growth
SEO is a long-term investment that pays off massively
Small price increases can have huge revenue impacts
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Tim achieved 3 milestones on the path to $10K MRR
$1,000
$74,000
Tim Bennetto reached $10K MRR in 3.0 years, faster than 11% of the 295 documented $10K journeys (median 12 months). The amber bar is this journey.
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