Tal Baker-Phillips

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Former BDR. 

Driving lempire from $20M to $100M. 

Fruit enthusiast.

Sales Leader

I make videos.

Click the link below to watch one 💙

An Englishman, a Serbian, a Peruvian et une Française walk into a bar...

The barman says:

"What can I get you?"

"A KAM for the North American market", they replied.

If you’re interested in working with myself, Aleksandra Mladenović, Esteban Yanischevsky and Julie Abecassis

(or know someone that is…)

Send me a linkedin message or an email with you CV.

lemlist's Customer Success team is hiring.

tal@lempire.co

MyFeedIn → Engage plus facilement sur LinkedIn | Je développe des sides-projects | Goal 2025: 5k€/mois 🟠⚪️⚪️⚪️⚪️ | Le boss des free-tools

I used to believe the only way to start a business was to build a startup and raise funds.

But there’s another path: building a one-person business.

I started freelancing in 2021, alongside my studies. I signed up on Malt and found gigs in under a month.

Even though I had almost nothing to offer — just one skill I picked up during two gap-year internships.

Since then, I couldn’t imagine doing anything else but running solo with an online business.

—

Today, I’m building my own projects:
	•	OptiMalt: a Chrome extension to optimize your Malt profile
	•	MyFeedIn: a Chrome extension to create custom LinkedIn feeds
	•	FreelanceKit: a curated directory of top freelance resources

And to demystify solopreneurship, I run my media project Soloquest:
	•	a podcast to dive into how my guests do what they do
	•	a newsletter to explore and unpack the best solopreneurs out there

Whether you’re a freelancer or solopreneur, I use this account to document my journey and share what I find along the way.

Welcome to the era of solo businesses.

Axel Schapmann

You can be proud Mom.. after weeks of building, I’m launching my new SaaS on Product Hunt today.

I’ve always liked the idea of a public launch.
You build a project, show it to an audience, collect feedback... and sometimes, it changes everything.

So here is my new SaaS: RedShip

It helps you monitor Reddit to spot conversations that matter for your product. It tracks relevant keywords, surfaces threads that already rank on Google, and alerts you in real time when new opportunities appear.

The idea is simple:
Your future users are already talking about their problems on Reddit. You just need to be there at the right moment.

It’s still very early, but so far I’ve had:
→ 1945 visitors
→ 223 signups
→ $253 generated (for now 😏)

The challenge isn’t just the product now:
It’s distribution.

And Product Hunt is a great way to test that, and see if RedShip can find its audience.

Thanks in advance to everyone who will support it 🙏
It really helps to aim for top of the day: https://lnkd.in/eCY66Nur

MyFeedIn → Engage more easily on LinkedIn | I build side projects like a madman

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If I had to explain why Reddit matters for your business in 2026, it would look like this:

Reddit + Quora
↓
Google + Bing
↓
ChatGPT + Claude

Community answers become search results.
Search results become AI answers.

If you’re not present at the source, someone else will be. And that someone will get cited instead of you.

Before, being discoverable meant mastering SEO.
Today, it also means showing up where LLMs get their data from.

Reddit threads rank on Google.
LLMs read those threads.
And they reuse them to answer users’ questions.

So the game is slowly shifting.
It’s no longer just about optimizing pages.
It’s about being part of the conversations that shape future answers.

Maybe I’m wrong, but I think that in 2026, every serious company in a competitive market will try to position itself directly at the source of those conversations.

What do you think?

MyFeedIn 2.0 is finally here 🎉

I launched MyFeedIn in June 2024. 
It feels like yesterday, but it was already 16 months ago.

And to be honest with myself, the product didn’t evolve as much as I like to think.

Yes, I improved the design.
Yes, I tweaked the user experience.
Moved pixels. Cleaned things up.

But at its core, MyFeedIn stayed the same:
Add people on LinkedIn and build custom feeds from them.

And that core idea still works. I use it every day.

I recently added the Analytics tab to help creators see what works, analyze posts, and recycle content. Useful, but still incremental.

So it’s time to level up.

MyFeedIn is becoming a real SaaS.

You can now access a proper dashboard here:
https://lnkd.in/eDJQQuED

The first big step is turning MyFeedIn into a lightweight CRM for LinkedIn. A place where you actually manage relationships, not just consume content.

More features will come next. I have ideas, but I want to build this with users. If you’re using MyFeedIn and something is missing, tell me.

It's time to build the future of my first baby 🫡

You can now manage your LinkedIn connections like a pipeline 🥹

It's a new feature within MyFeedIn 2.0 dashboard.

For each person, you can:
– assign a status
– or add them to a feed
– move them through a simple kanban view

The idea is straightforward.
MyFeedIn is no longer just about consuming content. It’s about managing relationships.

Instead of keeping things in your head, or in random notes, you can actually see where people stand and make them evolve over time.

It’s a small step toward turning MyFeedIn into a lightweight LinkedIn CRM.

What should i add next?

You can now retrieve and analyze all your LinkedIn content 🥹

It’s a new feature inside the MyFeedIn 2.0 dashboard.

You can:
– see all your posts in one place
– track what actually works (views, likes, comments)
– spot patterns and top performing content
– easily recycle posts if you want

Instead of guessing, you can clearly see what resonates with your audience and reuse what already works.

It’s another step toward making MyFeedIn your all-in-one LinkedIn workspace.

What should I add next?

Reddit is the most underrated channel to get customers. But there's a catch.. you can't just show up and pitch.

To help you, I wrote a FREE playbook on how to get customers from Reddit ⤵︎

The mistake most founders make:
→ Show up with a new account
→ Drop a link to their product
→ Get downvoted or banned
→ Conclude "Reddit doesn't work"

Reddit isn't LinkedIn or Twitter.
You have to warm up your account first and bring value.

I documented the whole process:

1/ How to set up your account (Day 1)
2/ How to warm up without getting banned (Week 1-2)
3/ How to engage and convert (Week 3+)
4/ Comment templates that work
5/ Which posts to target

To get the playbook:
- Connect with me
- Comment "Reddit"

I'll DM it to you 🫡

Reddit feeds AI answers. A strategy there could be your unfair advantage.

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