Tech Trendin'
A free community and feed where startup founders swap go-to-market playbooks and track which sales, marketing, and RevOps tools other founders are actually using.
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Description
Figuring out how to sell and market a new product is usually learned the hard way, by trial and error, or by piecing together advice from scattered blog posts. Tech Trendin' tries to shortcut that by putting founders and go-to-market professionals in one place to share what's actually working — playbooks, tool recommendations, and trend tracking across sales, marketing, RevOps, and customer experience.
It combines a startup launch listing/feed with GTM playbooks and trend tracking, built around a community of sales, marketing, RevOps, and CX professionals. It's founder-led by Jack Oldham, an ex-B2B SaaS GTM lead, which shapes the practitioner-focused tone of the content. The whole platform is free to use.
💬 Our review
The short version: as a free resource, this is low-risk to try if you're a founder without a marketing background trying to learn go-to-market basics from people who've actually done it, rather than from generic listicle content.
Against a broader community like Indie Hackers, which covers all aspects of bootstrapped businesses, Tech Trendin' is narrower and more specialized — its focus is specifically the go-to-market function (sales, marketing, RevOps, CX), which can mean more relevant content if that's your actual gap, but a smaller, younger community than more established hubs. Being free and founder-led keeps it lightweight, but also means its long-term depth and activity level depend heavily on community participation staying active — worth checking current activity before relying on it as your main GTM learning source.
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Pros
Gratuit, sans barrière d'entrée
Focalisé spécifiquement sur le GTM (vente, marketing, RevOps, CX)
Animé par un fondateur avec une vraie expérience GTM B2B SaaS
Cons
Communauté plus petite et jeune que des hubs établis
Valeur dépend de l'activité continue de la communauté
Moins de contenu structuré (cours, certifications) qu'une plateforme comme Reforge