How I’ve Attracted the First 500 Paid Users for My SaaS
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How I’ve Attracted the First 500 Paid Users for My SaaS
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Re: How I’ve Attracted the First 500 Paid Users for My SaaS
#2This seems like good advice to maximize personal satisfaction on a side project.
Many of the tidbits are the exact opposite of advice for startups that are trying to maximize value.
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#3I love the enthusiasm of the founder. It’s so refreshing and motivating. I wish him further success and hope to read another post when he hits $10000 MRR.
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#4This seems like good advice to maximize personal satisfaction on a side project. Many of the tidbits are the exact opposite of advice for startups that are trying to maximize value.
Which tidbits did you feel that way about?
It seemed to me that most of the advice is pretty in-line with that given to value-maximizing startups.
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#5This seems like good advice to maximize personal satisfaction on a side project. Many of the tidbits are the exact opposite of advice for startups that are trying to maximize value.
Isn't that more telling about the nature of "value" than the advice though?
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#6Amen to this... "You will get many ups and downs on your way — A new feature might have a significant bug you haven’t noticed and it would cause some customers to quit. I recently experienced that but I would think it was a necessary process to make the app more reliable. You are not perfect. So is your product. Finish your work and see how it goes. Don’t be afraid."
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#7I dislike the “costs me $5 a month”.
Seriously, part of the cost of running a service is your own income - don’t discount the value of your own labour
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#8I dislike the “costs me $5 a month”. Seriously, part of the cost of running a service is your own income - don’t discount the value of your own labour
That's the pricing.
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#9If the author is reading this, I'm curious about whether you've considered targeting Japanese users and why or why not. :)
Re: How I’ve Attracted the First 500 Paid Users for My SaaS
#10If the author is reading this, I'm curious about whether you've considered targeting Japanese users and why or why not. :)
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