NameBento
Startup domain names, right in your inbox.
What is NameBento?
Finding a name for a startup usually means an evening of generators, and marketplaces with a hundred thousand listings and no opinion.
NameBento is the opposite: a free weekly newsletter with a few good domain names in it. Every Thursday, 3 to 5 names that made the cut land in your inbox, each written up properly: how it sounds, why it holds up as a brand, and concrete products you could build on it.
Every name is one we own, at a fixed price between $95 and $395. No auctions, no bidding, no make-an-offer. You pay by card at the price shown, and we send the transfer to your Namecheap account within 24 hours.
It is made for indie hackers, founders and anyone about to name a side project. Browse the current picks at namebento.com/domains, or subscribe for the next issue.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
step four recreate what works start by making one to one highquality copies of viral videos in your niche it is very important to add captions in Tik Tok editor as well... skip inventing your own Tik Tok format and just replicate what's already going viral
Skip Inventing TikTok Formats — Copy Viral Videos One-To-One
Their launch playbook explicitly forbids creative invention in the early phase. Instead, they make one-to-one high-quality copies of proven viral videos in the niche, adding captions in TikTok's native editor, and only experiment with original formats after going viral.
a lot of people want to launch a premium product and I'm like no... prove to me there's going to be enough value and like there is another cohort here that isn't just like 1 or 2% that we're going to do a lot of work for maybe not a lot of return
Prove the premium cohort exists before building a premium tier
Adoption rates for premium tiers run in the low single digits unless the product already has a clear superfan segment. Michael's test: before building a high-touch tier, identify whether the cohort is large enough to justify the operational lift, or whether the same LTV can be captured more cheaply through IRL events, merch, or post-purchase upsells. Most teams launch premium tiers too early and should optimize the base product first.
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