Jack Batian

Never build for indies or students should be number 1.

Profitable on day one! You’re not profitable if you couldn’t afford someone else to do your job. $1000/mo isn’t profitable. Fix your definition of “profitable,” and build a truly profitable business.

Interesting data:

Most small business owners make about the same as they did as employees.

Proves that we’re doing it for the autonomy, not (only) for the money.

To whom it may concern:

Please, no more directories.

Build something valuable that people want to pay for because it’s valuable.

Sincerely, and with compassion,

Jason.

I'm already doing it with development. Researching how to do it in marketing

Love it when indie hackers win

It took 3 years to recover from depression and cross $1M/year.

- I built 29 websites
- I wrote 22,532 tweets
- I made 96 YouTube videos
- I wrote 48 newsletter issues
- I worked out every single day
- I never sacrificed a night of sleep

Keep shipping and take care of your health ❤️

Gemini pro has a grounded api option

Cool tool Nico

Keep winning, Marc! Am happy for you.

Reselling LTDs is a huge business.

That's a hockey stick MRR chart 👌

This is impressive..any interesting discovery you might share?

It used to be a good place to launch. But now it's full of bargain hunters looking to resell the LTDs later and founders looking for some quick cash

Indie hackers winning

If you see a product there, just know it's on its death bed and Appsumo is the life support .

That's a huge given you are in a YMYL industry. Continue winning, Kyle

The best things in life free. Learnt from Jason that the best reward to your loyal customers is just a message of appreciation.

Congrats. Has the traffic come with conversion, or is it mostly top of the funnel content?

That is a lot of clicks. What niche is that?

Am also sure you will attract good links too

Wow. Great traffic. Reddit marketing or from search?

Cool project. Check it out

Startup founders starter park. Follow all

What would be a better monetization? Display ads?

That's a smart strategy

Will you offer subscriptions , or will it be profile ads?

Interesting. I see parallels with AI. Adoption by enterprise will require a change of processes

Nice read Iron. In your experience, do reddit users convert to paid or are they just good for beta testing?

That is a weakness. I am also struggling with . Congrats on your soft launch

Thanks Dagobert for the tips