Marketing can be confusing, boring, and abstract for technical founders

That's why I compiled a list of actionable marketing actions 👇 - Write a blog post
- Create memes about your customer pains
- Write tweets/threads related to your customer pains
- Optimize your landing page for conversions
- Improve your website SEO
- Add a sharable section on your landing page
- Add a share feature on your product
...

It's so simple guys!

1. Start a SaaS
2. Grow it to 100k MRR
3. Sell it for millions

Why do 99,98% of founders don't do it?!

A thread Tip #1:

Between 1 and 2 do absolutely nothing!

MRR grows on its own if you pray often

PS. Thank me later folks!

I use React to build indie products that have millions of users.

During the past 7 years, I've learned a couple of "secret" truths that helped me build faster, and create better products.

Here're the top 5 learnings 1. Create boilerplate templates

If you create multiple projects either as a freelancer or an indie hacker, you need to have a quick start boilerplate template.

Abstract your core tech stack & architecture to a repo you can re-use

It saves a TON of time. Trust me.

10 UI Tips From Real Life Landing Pages 🚀

A visual thread 1. Iterspace by @ikoichi

Place your CTA button near your social proof.

According to Fitts's law, acquire a target (aka hitting CTA) is a function of the distance (place it at the correct point during the user flow) to and size of the target (make it big & prominent enough).

How NOT to be a creator in 2021 [Real Story]

1. Ask to be an affiliate partner
2. Beg for a free copy
3. Rip off the product & the landing page

Why? 👇 1. Kills relationships

No one trusts a copycat. You kill all your connections for a few extra bucks?! Dump.

Being a successful creator is >70% about building honest, healthy relationships with customers and (especially) with fellow creators.

How to Design a Better Cta Button 👊

Quick Tutorial Let's start with this simple button.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
You can build a decent business with the exact same button. But if you want to WOW your users, follow the next tips to make your CTA stand out...

15 Tips for Perfect Forms

A visual thread 01. Use Labels

Always use labels and keep them visible all the time.

Nothing is more annoying than guessing what an input field is about.

7 Powerful UX Laws explained for normal people. Jargon-free!

A visual thread Hick's Law

"The time it takes to make a decision increases with the number and complexity of choices"

Remove or hide non important actions. People want to complete their task in no time, without thinking.

7 UI Tips for beautiful & usable card designs

A Visual Thread 👇 1. Adjust Border Radius

Avoid using the same border radius for both the card and the inner elements

A rule of thumb is to use for the inner border-radius half the size of the outer element

Officially announcing Phigma templates

𝙋𝙧𝙤𝙗𝙡𝙚𝙢:
A successful @ProductHunt launch needs 100s of hours

𝙎𝙤𝙡𝙪𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣:
100+ high performing @figmadesign templates for your graphics

More info below 👇 1. Why I created phigma.app

The most time-consuming PH launch task is to design unique & slick graphics for the product listing.

It's critical to stand out with an attention-grabbing page because you compete with 100s of other product daily/weekly

Also...

Let's go!

13 UI/UX tips from real-life examples

A visual thread 👇 Llama Life by @threehourcoffee

What a beautiful product! A quick UX tip for their focus mode...

Since users are in their "deep-focus" zone, I'd hide from them all the other tasks.

Let's focus on the active task now!

LAUNCH ON PRODUCT HUNT.

A big thread about everything I know about the topic. An interesting topic about makers, indie hackers, founders, and startups.

During the last 6 years, I'm using Product Hunt daily and have launched several products successfully.

The benefits are insane and everyone must launch there at least one time

Let's dive in...

Multiple actions create multiple opportunities.

That's why you need to test many things, and quickly.

But how do you "test things" for your product?

// Thread // You need to run concrete experiments with a specific goal, in a specific time period

Having one goal will help you measure the result without distractions

The time limit will stop you from losing time on things that don't add value

A practical framework 👇

How to validate almost any idea in a few days

[Thread] 1. Identify the pain point

Think hard to remember/understand how you came up with the idea.

Focus on the frustrative steps during the process

And why someone would care to solve this problem

I reached a 30% conversion rate for MagicPattern.design landing page

13k unique visitors ➡️ 4k signups

These are some actionable tips that worked for me... 1. Describe your product briefly 📝

Every visitor can understand what my product does in a few seconds.

What ➡️ Create background patterns
How ➡️ One-click editor
Why ➡️ Brand your company assets

Lessons learned from 1 year in the indie-making

Thread... [1]

It’s an unpopular opinion but my mantra is that:

" Love what you’re doing and it will succeed "