My guide to new technical founders:
I learned how to code when I was 13, built many apps that failed, own a $25k MRR app.
If you want to succeed, read this.
I learned how to code when I was 13, built many apps that failed, own a $25k MRR app.
If you want to succeed, read this.
1/ Stop learning new technical stuff
Start building something valuable for people with what you know.
Start building something valuable for people with what you know.
2/ It's not because a technology is new and trendy that you have to use it.
Programming language you already know > new stuff
Programming language you already know > new stuff
3/ Build features, validate them with the market, build new features.
Don't just build, build, build.
Don't just build, build, build.
4/ Less is more.
Don't add features your users don't need.
They will leave cause they are paying for something they don't use.
Don't add features your users don't need.
They will leave cause they are paying for something they don't use.
5/ You don't have to be the best developer to build your successful SaaS.
But only if you want to apply for a job in a big tech company.
But only if you want to apply for a job in a big tech company.
5/ Start to learn marketing.
It's not advice. It's mandatory.
It's not advice. It's mandatory.
6/ Dare to contact people and ask questions.
The worst you'll receive is a "NO".
The worst you'll receive is a "NO".
7/ Spend only 50% building.
Then 50% on marketing.
Then 50% on marketing.
I made these mistakes before. So trust me.
If you follow it, everything will be better.
Follow me for more @DsMatie
If you follow it, everything will be better.
Follow me for more @DsMatie
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
