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building relationships in B2B is key While building devtimate.com - our tool for software estimation we’ve learned that strong relationships with potential clients are a real game changer, like fr its the best warm-up before they’re ready to pay for your solution

@won__sikkk yeah totally agree

@mpoweredo The enjoyment factor is the thing solo builders don’t realize they’re missing. Celebrating a shipped feature with someone who built it with you hits completely different from celebrating alone.

having a co-founder is gamechanger, really this person is so important when building startup you have someone you can rely on, have words of support and honesty but most importantly its way more enjoyable to build with someone than alone

@shiyam_kashfiq yes so important person :P

@mpoweredo Totally agree-the co-founder brings reliability, honesty, and real joy in building

what’s the most important factor when building a startup alone? most people say discipline or consistency i think it’s something else, it is the joy of building

crazy how a couple of ai generated blogs and sub landing pages can generate some SEO movement We just get up to 8 qualified leads per month just from seo for devtimate also our ctr is 0.5% ☠️

@simonbalfe got it now yeah, this is my direction now!

@mpoweredo my point was more "unique ideas" are not a great biz pick something validated that you are passionate about

I have SaaS which is at 350$ mrr and no energy to continue working on it there is definitely a product market fit and space for that tool but we have 0 motivation and 0 energy to push that further because this product is not exciting us idea is the most important thing

@code_codeforge eventraze.com !

What you building today

@Kyriakos_Pelek works what

@mpoweredo If you have no energy, ship one tiny thing to prove it works

@Davitausberlin yeah we actually got an offer for 6k usd but we didn't accept it tool still exist and we get small amount of leads from seo and some convert to paid plans after some time it will hit 1k mrr for sure

@mpoweredo get it to 1k or so and sell it. it won't be (obviously) big money, but at least you get back some investments you have put in this project.

@simonbalfe for me it is important I dont want build something only for money, i want to enjoy it and feel a sense of purpose

@mpoweredo ideas are not important, getting a real working validated product infront of people is the important thing i think if you genuinely have no motivation and energy then its best to switch as it can be taxing otherwise on your brain tbh

@KMkota0 yes u right, i closed this project

@mpoweredo your site is down 🙃

pov: you think motion graphics should be fun so you are building a new tool

what are better alternatives for ampltiude for small startup? ampltiude feels so heavy at this stage

@CedrikStephen bruh ☠️ the contrast does not exist there

brand sprint for Amano Labs

@ayushsoni_io when the grafana website :D

HEX recent web work:

@KMkota0 so what about mo1.app?

built an open source asset processing library that runs 100% in browser with webGPU 1) build pipelines with the node editor 2) run them in your web app using the runtime try it out → pipemagic.mo1.app

@ayushsoni_io awesome!1

@fidexcode react + ts + scss

Next js + TypeScript + Tailwind Show me a better combo

@gregisenberg im using it 😭

i've never met someone under the age of 35 that uses godaddy