Unpopular opinion but I think we should NOT build our business like:
1. Idea
2. Product
3. Audience
Instead we should pursue
1. Idea
2. Audience
3. Product
Building a product is often quite easy compared to building an audience.
10 ideas on how to win part - 1
1. pricing is product, not just a number
2. useful gets adopted. beautiful gets shared
3. vibe market before you vibe code
4. build a product that screenshots well
5. date the product, marry the trend
6. be 10x bette
Everyone’s talking.
We’re building.
- No overpromising
- No endless meetings
- No stealth mode
At Codestam, we launch fast, ship real, and let the product speak.
Need a team that moves smart + builds real?
Let’s skip the talk. Let’s build.
Microsoft and every big company nowadays:
1. Hire Engineers to build product
2. Fire Engineers
3. Make product open source
4. Get the community to maintain the code
5. Profit
Imagine having a product team that builds like a YC startup.
Y Combinator startups build with speed, clarity & user obsession.
So do we.
💻 1–2 week MVPs
🎨 UI/UX that converts
🔁 Feedback loops baked in
⚡️ Fast iterations, no bloated process
Opsl
1- If anyone can spin up an MVP over a weekend, should we stop pretending product-building is a moat?
2. If the cost to build has crashed, should yesterday’s unicorns take a haircut today?
I want to build a hardware product build training community
which can arrange training of building commercial product
And helping those who want to improve there knowledge by doing some product building