Big day today.
1. my first sales call with a user
2. shipped an overhaul of the main report UI
3. validated that seeing actual warm leads appear is what triggers the "should I buy this right now?" feeling, or "wow" moment
Another day, another step closer to a full launch. Here we goooooo
Solo founders working full time can perhaps relate to this: these days I find I only have the spare energy to either do some outreach, or work on my app. Can't really do both at the moment unfortunately.
@zairalaraib_ The real playbook is this:
- pop into the niche communities, like on Reddit
- engage with users, DM and talk to them
- send them your app if it solves their problem
- repeat x100 a day
- adjust if necessary but see where you land in a week or two
@timothylindblom I wouldn't run any ads at all. I'd spend time in the niche or community and just talk to users. Then if I go as far as a waitlist I'd just build that and send them the link.
@rcwhiteley Hey, this is actually pretty neat. I built an app that does this deeply for Reddit with constant monitoring, but I like the cross platform searches too. Thanks.
3 months of grinding away on Avalidate and went from 0 to 5 paying customers while working my 9-5 software job. I just came back from my first real break. What did I do? Played Diablo 4. It was a blast.
I couldn't help but think about what to do with my app and future plans but I tried my best to disengage.
Founders working a full time job, how do you avoid burnout?