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The Zusha principle of self-development

From the NYT: > The 18th-century Hasidic rabbi Zusha is supposed to have said that when he died and appeared before the heavenly court, they could ask him, “Why were you not as gre...

by channingallen • leave a comment

How I got 20 000 users in three months with $50

I launched my app Startup Timer on September 8th. Today, in the beginning of December, the app has had over 20 000 users and the app's website, https://startuptimer.com has grown f...

by jv16 • 35 comments

I asked my startup advisor how to reach $10,000 MRR

Recently I hired a startup advisor. He analyzed why startups failed and more importantly, how to succeed in building a SaaS product. Here's his answer to my ultimate question about...

by wilbertliu • 9 comments

What are the biggest hurdles when trying to sell to big corporations?

Hi everyone, What are the biggest obstacles for you and your team when trying to sell your product to big corporations?

by PATPAT • 3 comments

How to engineer word of mouth

Marketing usually works like this: You have a product -> You find a way to get users -> The users sign up and use your product **There's a small problem with this approach:** Every...

by zerotousers • 3 comments

Minimum viable feature as a growth strategy with Sam King of Flick

It’s easy to get excited by a grand vision then feel it crash and burn when you become overwhelmed. There are many indie hackers who do the opposite. They focus on a single tiny pr...

by amardeep • 3 comments

"I never work on a product that is never validated"

One of the things that more tech startups are more criticized for is that they tend to make products that no one wants. This is why product validation is key. By validating a produ...

by marketresearchgigs • 5 comments

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