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@csaba_kissi I think the higher the income, the more imitators appear, as well as unnecessary attention (for example, searching for vulnerabilities)

@devnamipress I think so as not to create competitors

@sweepwhale Maybe :)

RT @AlexBelogubov: My "easy" 4 years of indie hacking 👇 30 launched products 23 failed products 7 profitable products 1 truly successful p…

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@Linkingpressnow It takes 2-3 weeks to create and launch 1 product

@joeytitanium It was a complex product with many problems that could not be solved.

@Star_Knight12 Already 700+ :)

@SaidAitmbarek Thanks!

@Linkingpressnow 2-3 weeks

@praajwall MicroSaas, SaaS, SideProject - my favorite subreddits

@JoaoRochaOnX Thank you! I just posted a tweet about my journey

@balfordev Put more emphasis on marketing. My most successful product had a co-founder who did marketing. I'm going to do the same for new products, as marketing is my weak point.

@project_revenue I worked as a hired worker and made my own products in my free time.

@PassiveSphere Twitter, Reddit, ProductHunt, AI directories, LinkedIn, sometimes Facebook groups.

I try to mention at least the name of the product in the post (in this post I mentioned IndieMerger) and sometimes people search for my product in Google by name. I also sometimes leave links to my products in the comments when replying to someone's comment, if it's appropriate. In this post they also asked where they could find a co-founder and I recommended my project and got a good number of clicks from this comment.

@JoaoRochaOnX I don't have premium. I noticed that in some subreddits I don't see these stats, but I haven't checked in different modes.