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What’s your #1 marketing tip as an indie dev? For me: Reddit 👽 It brought solid traction but you’ve got to engage smart. Reddit can be brutal if you don’t play it right.

Working on a hybrid casual game for mobile. ANIMAL SURVIVOR watch the trailer.🙂 Follow if you want to see more game dev related post

Saw a Reddit post where a guy said the latest ChatGPT update basically wiped out his career — brutal. 😱 These kinds of stories are popping up more and more lately. Unfortunately, it’s probably just the start. With AI evolving so fast and getting p

Need an opinion from people who're in Manufacturing Industries: How many tasks in these department (Production, Supply Chain, Procurement etc) do you want to automate? Let me give you example so that you can visualize it. 1. Procurement Dept: Pu

Feedback 1. Right now, earning on Medial is only available through paid features. I think there should be a free way to achieve monetization — similar to YouTube, where creators unlock earnings after reaching milestones like 1K followers or certain

᠅ Founder Tip: Never hire a developer before doing this You're excited. You’ve got an idea. You want to hire a dev and build the app. Stop. That’s how 90% of startup money vanishes. Here’s what to do before writing a single line of code: 1. Write

Duolingo's 'Death of the Owl' Campaign is the most riskiest campaign in recent times. Here is the short overview of what's the campaign is about, Duolingo announced that their OWL mascot is hitted to d*ad by a tesla cyber truck. So they encouraged

How Attractive Packaging Grabs Attention on Shelves 🎯✨ Walk into any store, and you’ll see hundreds of products fighting for attention. But what makes you pick one over the other? Attractive packaging! A well-designed package isn’t just about looks

Any ageny or business owners here, I'm starting an AI automation agency and I’m offering automation service to a select few for free! 🎉 Why free? Because I’ve seen how game-changing this can be, and I want more businesses to experience the power of

The Complete Story of Reddit! It was 2005. Alexis Ohanian was sitting in his law school entrance exam when he had a sudden realization—he didn’t want to be a lawyer. So, he just walked out mid-exam, went to a Waffle House, and decided to do some