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Someone once told me there's no such thing as "organic." It's not true that organic users always have better metrics than inorganic ones. If this is the case for you, then your marketing and messaging before acquiring inorganic users is flawed. Does

If people really want something (strong product-market fit), they’ll tolerate mediocre UX.

1. Nobody wants to sign up. Let them explore first. Ask later. 2. People don't read. Your UI should explain itself in 3 seconds. 3. The homepage is not the product. The product is the onboarding. 4. Your first users won’t come from SEO. They’ll

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Your first 10 customers aren’t going to care about your fancy features. They’ll care if it works without crashing.

I have discovered a formula of organic fertilizer, which has the same results as inorganic fertilizers, the fertilizer can be packed in a bottle.I have 1000 field results up to the mark. a fantastic that had never done in agriculture industry. now fo

Are you a founder or a co-founder and running a business online but not sure how your website is ranking and what are the issues that it's facing to rank in the first page of any search engines organically? leave your website link in the comments s

Clarity beats cleverness. If customers burn calories trying to understand you, they’ll move on.

🚀 I am curious about what drives your SaaS product development! 🌟 What aspect of building a SaaS product do you find most challenging? 1. Identifying the target market 2. Developing scalable architecture 3. Ensuring data security and compliance 4.

You sent 1,000 generic surveys... "Would you use our product? Yes/No" But your actual customers came from nowhere you expected 🤯 #64: What ACTUALLY helped you find your real target customer? HARSH REALITY: Surveys tell you what people THINK they w