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@maharshiku So I'm afraid there isn't, I do not have any content. SO i'm afraid there are not too many things for the SEO?

@IvanDataanalyst If you’re considering SEO, feel free to share your link below or send me a DM. I’m offering a free audit for SaaS projects. I highly recommend SEO, as organic traffic tends to be high quality.

$50 in ads. $25 Google, $25 Reddit. 36 visitors. 1 trial started. Me. Testing my own form. Two hypotheses: traffic is junk, or my hero is. 88.9% don't scroll past the first screen — so probably the hero. Few more days of data, then I rewrite it. #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

@MamoshiSE it is closer to 100 right now :) it is not statistically significant, but quite enough to understand what is going on

@IvanDataanalyst personally I always assume the issue is on my end first. but 36 visitors is too small of a sample to be sure, so waiting is the right choice.

Day in the life of a CRO founder: Spend the morning telling clients their funnel leaks at step 2. Spend the afternoon staring at my own heatmap, where 84% of desktop users die in "How it works". #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

@cyber_molecule Why $1000? I have high intent queries. If I don't get non-positive signals on 100-200, what is the point in spending more?

@IvanDataanalyst $50 is nothing, you need atleast 1000 to just test, and add pixel to send back data

@prontopos i just do not have a lot of money :) That is the reason:)

@IvanDataanalyst "3 seconds average session" is not a failure, it's market research 😄 You now know Reddit clicks ≠ intent. Most founders burn $300 to learn what you learned for $3.36. That's actually impressive efficiency.

After 0 clicks on Google Ads, tried Reddit. 2,195 impressions. 12 clicks. $3.36 spent. Average session: under 3 seconds. Clicks ≠ users. Collecting mistakes. Will keep you posted. #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

@deliverhonestly I have started a Reddit campaign today. I do not have experience with it, totally :) so most probably i will just waste money. But will see :) At least for now, I have got 2000+ views, and it is a way better metric than Google.

@IvanDataanalyst Stuck at the same problem at the moment. Getting traffic is not that easy, at least I have not found a easy way yet

Day 1 on Google Ads for ConvRadar. 12 impressions. 0 clicks. I built a funnel diagnostics tool. My own acquisition funnel is broken. #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

@ViberankESP Can you send a link to do that?

@IvanDataanalyst It is interesting to see the initial data from your Google Ads campaign for ConvRadar. Analyzing the funnel at such an early stage is a smart move. You should consider listing your tool on viberankdev to gain more visibility and feedback from other developers.

Not right now. But i have that functionality to compare anything after changes. So for SAAS, we have landing=> registration=>activation => purchase => repeat. But the problem with my own thing - I need to get traffic first, then optimize it. But I will definitely use it on my own project.

@IvanDataanalyst Have you run your own tool against your own acquisition funnel? That would be very cool. Do you also experiment with different funnel variants and the check with your tool, which funnel performs better?

Got an idea on the flight. Couldn't sleep after landing. Up at 4am. Coded until 8. No website. No app. Building a Claude connector instead. Direction decided at 30,000 feet. Implemented by breakfast. #buildinpublic #claude #solofounder

Bali → Phuket, 4 hours, no wifi. Landed with a completely different product. Might've just built my own replacement. #buildinpublic #startups #productdevelopment #solofounder

Bali airport lounge. 2 hours before boarding. ConvRadar is open. Solo founder office: wherever you open the laptop. What's stopping you from building like this? #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

@yabsssai It is not that complex, Claude cowork + Google Drive connector + Python + Claude to read it and take what you need. 1 hr of work and now i have all my findings for different customers, and solutions of their problems in one file.

@IvanDataanalyst i'm impressed by your dedication to pulling 200+ reports from google drive - that's a ton of data. how do you usually organize and analyze large datasets, do you have a specific tool or process in place?

Yesterday I pulled 200+ audit reports from Google Drive. Every one: a funnel problem, a root cause, a fix. That's the backbone of ConvRadar. Not a theory. 10 years of actual client work. #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

Solo founder. 43 commits in 2 days. Trying to build AND market this thing completely alone. The product: automatically audits any ecom funnel — screenshots every step, finds where customers drop off, zero manual work. No team. No agency. Just me figuring it out in public. Ship date: this summer ☀️ #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

23 commits in ConvRadar and one problem still isn't solved: get a screenshot of the cart. The funnel analysis, the revenue math, the GA4 model — all done. Headless browsers with session state are a different class of problem.

Starting to build convradar.com in public. It connects to GA4, scans your funnel, screenshots the broken pages, and tells you what to fix. Diagnosis, not dashboards. Looking for early design partners — reply if you run a store with a leaky funnel. #buildinpublic

Q1 2026: App Store submissions up 90%. Apple can't keep up with approvals. My client does HIPAA hosting. They just got a project from a surgeon — a SURGEON — who vibe-coded an app solving a problem he faced for 20 years. Built it himself. Now sells it to other docs. The vibe coding wave is here.