1 year ago I had 0 followers.
Today I have 32k followers + $13k/mo SaaS.
Some call it luck. I call it using data to systematically beat the algorithm.
Here's my X growth playbook:
Honestly im juggling a 9-5 so i dont have much time π but i feel like i would enjoy it a lot cuz i like going deep into certain topics. Can probably do 1 vid per week, but that should be fine right? (Ive never done it before btw lol)
I think as long as im willing to learn and continue with it (im in it for the long game) then i should be good right?
Really appreciate your tips man <3
@adriamatz@Robert_Watkin_ Interesting! Tbh im considering going into youtube. Would you recommend it? How does it compare to indie hacking? (Granted, you can probably start youtube and later sell apps to your audience? π€)
@adriamatz@Robert_Watkin_ Wooow thats crazy impressive lore hahaha
Do you think you would consider getting back into it to make a living from it? Or do you think indie hacking is better?
If my impressions of X don't improve in the coming weeks, I'll likely switch to autopilot mode:
Just posting, no longer engaging, and focusing my energy on another acquisition channel.
26 days ago I started a 30-day challenge to build my first $1k SaaS, on top of a 9-5.
Building wasnβt the hard part.
Energy, distribution, and showing up every night and weekend was.
Didnβt hit $1k (yet).
But I shipped, charged money, launched publicly, and learned more than months of planning ever taught me.
Still finishing. Still grateful I started.
@marclou Everyone says ship fast, but you wont get anywhere if you dont learn and pivot the strategy each time right?
Its not only about shipping products
Day 25/30 of my $1k SaaS challenge.
Recap so far:
> validated a problem
> built an MVP
> made my 1st sale ever
> launched on X & Reddit
> got traffic, but no new sales
Lesson:
> doing all the "right" things does NOT guarantee the outcome you expect.
We iterate and win π«‘
This advice is COMPLETE BS
Example: if i dont quit playing chess against the world champion, i will NOT eventually win
You can persist and forever fail if your strategy is bad
Better advice: if you dont quit and keep learning, you'll probably win
Learned this the hard way
This advice is COMPLETE BS
Example: if i dont quit playing chess against the world champion, i will NOT eventually win
You can persist and forever fail if your strategy is bad
Better advice: if you dont quit and keep learning, you'll probably win
Learned this the hard way
if you don't quit you eventually win
if you don't quit you eventually win
if you don't quit you eventually win
if you don't quit you eventually win
if you don't quit you eventually win
if you don't quit you eventually win
if you don't quit you eventually win