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Startups are hard. Extremely hard.
Two years ago, a vc-backed (big names) copycat blatantly ripped off Superblog.
Their attitude was “I have a team, I’ll build it so easily and grow easily.”
Today they are shut down.
One year ago, an indiehacker launched a copycat of Superblog(after I supported them by giving superblog for free for their other products). Their last update is $4 MRR.
It makes me sad that both ends of spectrum failed. We can’t build a successful product by simply throwing money at or by copying someone else’s playbook.
Some products are extremely hard. Especially blogging platforms! Unless you love the solution (instead of “this looks successful let’s make money), you can’t get the product right!
Founders, be super carful on choosing what you want to build. Failure is the highest probability in entrepreneurship but let’s fail with good principles. :)
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