@francomendezok Me refiero a que con el tráfico real que estás teniendo ahora, ¿ya hay algo que pensabas construir pero que el mensaje/landing te está diciendo “no vale la pena”?
A mí me pasa que validar así no solo confirma qué hacer, sino qué descartar antes de perder tiempo.
@ammandotdev @theawesomedev_ Yeah It might be, but I think at the end we all need some validation for the market. Otherwise you risk building something only you deemed as truly unique
@euw3ll Dilema clássico validação rápida versus boa escalabilidade
O que você aprendeu no Telegram mudou a forma como você aplicaria esse conhecimento na web?
@LanceKiddington This timeline feels realistic.
I believe that the 10-minute validation works best when it’s public + low risk.
Ask one sharp question, then iterate from replies.
What question would you start with?
@MehulFanawala Even small revenue changes behaviour, congrats on that.
I’ve noticed founders iterate way faster once they share progress publicly.
Are you planning to tweak the offer based on feedback?
@TheDomid@HeyYoGB This is underrated advice.
Validating the niche publicly keeps it reversible and fast.
I’ve seen people repost refinements instead of starting over.
Do you usually validate in threads or DMs?
@theawesomedev_ @ammandotdev I’ve noticed POCs work best when people share them early and tweak from feedback instead of going dark.
Are you planning to validate any POC publicly?
@ginacostag_ This framework is solid.
One thing I’d add: make each test disposable.
Share, learn, iterate and no attachment.
Which step usually gives you the strongest signal?