Build in public, they say.
Build on the side, they say.
Well, I did none of these things.
Not much social media presence, no "I quit my job/was fired and moved to another country to build apps from there" arc story, even though it's actually true.
Just focus on building and go public when I feel I have something substantial to show.
And oh boy, that was tough. Struggling to organize myself, and then slowly building things up.
But finally, after months, the time to step out of the shadows has come.
I'm launching a beta version of @TekyousStack - interactive tech stack builder and tools directory platform.
You build up your tech stack on an interactive canvas, with real-time recommendations saying whether your tools pair well together, or something is missing.
Happy to connect here, and I hope that I will be able to shift from this "build in the shadows" mode to sort of "build in public" mode now 😅
#buildinpublic #indiehackers #saas
Other people doing 'happy to connect' posts:
- tons of reactions and new connections
Me doing 'happy to connect' post:
- 👽👽👽👽 (most of views are my refreshes anyway)
Maybe it's just me 😅 or my bad wording not hitting the algorithm
Of course can be a survivorship bias, and I just don't see the other posts that had no reach as well.
But let's try it again properly 😉
Looking to #connect with indie hackers, founders, developers, who are:
- building their own SaaS, products, and doing all kinds of projects
- working with AI
- automating stuff and working with data
Happy to keep growing together 🤝
Hope it works this time 😅
P.S. very grateful for these two reactions and all the connections made earlier 😊
I should be writing guides on how to fumble on Google Search:
- add many thin pages without much unique content
- most likely get penalized through one of Google's spam updates
- push more content again, this time more unique, but without much more recovery actions like gaining some external links
- gain some initial traction, but then start dropping again 🙈
This is still better than previously, as I should not drop very low, but still a lot of work to do.
Content curation is one thing, but also having more backlinks that are not only launch directories will probably help as well.
And what is your way to recover from initially terrible SEO?
@upbeat_dev It's called "GrOwtH StrAteGy on Twitter"
And it's prety annoying that the best way to grow your followers here (beside being known for something already) is to just spam these type of simple, AI-generated questions all the time
Brzoska juz jakiś czas temu mówił, że oni sobie w Claude Code hulają nawet na wysokim szczeblu.
Ale gdyby to rzeczywiście było wesołe promptowanie zamiast uproszczania procesów, gdzie tak naprawdę dochodzi tylko dodatkowy interfejs (notabene trudniejszy, bo czasem już lepiej mieć tego namacalnego Excela czy ERP-a), no to pozdro.
My goal was to finally be consistent here.
And the first achievement of having 100 followers just landed 🥳
(And following way more great people at the same time by the way 😉)
But as it's still just the beginning, I'm more than happy to connect with even more people working with AI, doing software engineering, or just building things 🚀
So let's just connect and keep growing together! 🤝
Hi,
I'm 31, from Poland 🇵🇱, based in Thailand 🇹🇭
I've quit my data engineering job quite some time ago already to start building my own things
And I've already tried at least twice to stay active here, but I've failed to be consistent
So here I am again.
Happy to connect with developers, indie hackers, founders, people building all kinds of stuff 👋
Yet another attempt, but this time I will stay present, that's for sure 😆