Inline Manual

Inline Manual provides a service to guide, support and engage prospects and customers right within an application. Easily create product walkthroughs, on-boarding guides, new features announcements, tooltips and manageable product documentation.

Used and loved by small and big companies to get customers up to speed in no time, available for any web based product. All this without any coding.

Some of the companies using Inline Manual: Pearson, pipedrive, eToro, Miovision, University of Michigan, iForex and many others from all around the world.

Founder

Eventhunt.io

Eventhunt is a Product Hunt like platform for tech/startup events in your city. It is for people who want to socialize, learn new things, get new opportunities (investors, free business advise) in the area they are in and also to help to get to know people when they move to a new location or want to get more involved while traveling.

Co-founder

Frontendunited

Organiser - travelling conference for designers, developers & drupalistas from all kinds of backgrounds - focused workshops, talks & sessions on design, frontend engineering & Drupal. (2010 Prague, 2011 Berlin, 2012 Amsterdam, 2013 UK)

Organiser

Atomic Ant Limited

Drupal developer, designer, themer, project manager

Owner

UBS Wealth Management

While being a senior Drupal developer, I started an initiative to bring into our workflow user centric design.

Senior developer, pushing User Centric Design

Drupal development, improving user experience/usability of an internal support portal. Improving processes when it comes to deployment and analysis.

Senior web developer

Drupal.org

Developer

Turner - Capgemini

Front-end and Drupal development for HLNTV.com

HLN TV

BrightTALK

Drupal developer

freelancer

Drupal developer, web designer

I'm the Founder of Inline Manual. I've worked directly with hundreds of clients serving millions of users each year. My experience working in front-end development and design lead me to user experience. Soon I realized what was missing: a way to allow the marketing and content teams to create in-app guidance on the fly. With Inline Manual, we help our clients improve onboarding and feature adoption, in a flexible and customizable way. Message me about how I can implement a better user-onboarding for your end-users with Inline Manual.

Marek Sotak

Growth @ Tella ⎸ I write about growth, product, and video 🎥

Growth at Tella 🎥  the screen recorder that edits for you. To work together, drop me a message.

Louise de Sadeleer

Starting today, I'll only accept connection requests by hot people

Growth @ Tella ⎸ Make screen recordings worth sharing 🎥

To the people whose connection requests I accepted and whose horrible content now appears in my feed:

“I trusted you, now get out"

Me, when 654 people sign up for my webinar, but only 38 show up

things I think are boy jobs: 

- putting gas in my car
- checking surf forecast 
- knowing how much I'm spending on AI tokens

Who here wants to (wo)mansplain Sponsored LinkedIn posts to me? 

- are they worth it? 
- which type of tools do they work for? 
- how expensive? how fast?
- any content/people to follow about this?
 
Only looking for free advice, don't send me a paid consulting link.

‘Cause you shouldn’t have to pay to watch your co-workers videos 🙂‍↔️

Teams, this one’s for you. Tella just shipped:

- Unlimited free viewer seats 
- Advanced sharing for vids & playlists (invite/link)

Oh, and not to forget about our Loom migration tool. Upload vids in seconds, keep your entire library.

Him: "What's on your mind, honey?"

Me: "Oh nothing, just thinking about this month's most viral moment in tech" 

Kind of insane to see Alex Finn's channel is almost entirely powered by Tella videos.

Things no one is telling you about growing on socials in 2026: 

1. Timing > tenure. Algorithms are rewarding being fast (being hyper-relevant with what's hot now). Especially on search-based (YT/TT), be fast to make a good video/post on a trending conversation and you'll be rewarded. 

Examples: Alex Finn's viral ClawdBot video (4.4 million view on X). 

It's also how Carmen Vicente gained 7k followers in a few days with her 2nd-ever TikTok addressing digital fatigue. 

2. Controversy is a feature, not a bug. Most viral posts contain an element of going against the grain. No need for rage-bait, but: 

➡️ predictions about future
➡️ saying what no one is saying (but would agree with) 
➡️ show a better alternative (workflow, tool, mental model)

Example: Miranda Shanahan on TikTok does great marketing predictions + "no one is saying this about XYZ". 

3. Consuming too much online content won't help you. 

Good news if you're experiencing information overload. According to Carmen, going on a 30min walk/day (no music) works wonders to come up with great ideas + consolidate ideas. 

She coined this practice 'raw dog walks' (I think they're working for her). 

These are some of the learnings from our live session on short-form for B2B in January. I've collected tens more, should I share?

How I feel whenever I create a PR as a non-engineer

How I never run out of video hook ideas: 

1. Save good hooks on TikTok, YouTube, X etc 
2. Use Claude to download vids
3. Analyse transcript + frames 
4. Create hook database 

For the full demo, I made a YT vid 👇

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