Igor, you chanel blew after this video! And I appreciate it because you reached my radar. Kudos for that. You won a new subscriber, thanks for the transparency
Hey hey! Thank you for watching the episode, appreciate it! What should we ship with Dan next time? PS reach out to us on Twitter if you need any help with your product!
Maybe maybe, Marc is the legend! Somehow this video got into RUclips recommended since the very moment it was published, I'm blown away with the activity here! Thank you! twitter.com/that_igor_/status/1775588835579117924
This is awesome! Love it and very cool intro 😂 After watching this video: build, ship and sell sounds so easy 😂 A bit long, but excellent video thanks!
First of all this is not a chatgpt generated comment haha! I watched most of your videos and you are doing a great job in content but lacking in video editing and we could take that burden off from you and help you get more audience retention and likes. And for more clarity get on video chat if it feels comfortable to you. thanks
I don't really get this, did you build a product? like an ebook? it seems like you are creating a "product" which is not clear at all what it is, then posting it on twitter mostly bragging about the fact that it was done in 1 hour and a half, and then selling it with fake testimonials and "99+ happy users" Was any valuable information actually transacted? I might be crazy but to me I just watched a video on professional scamming or something lol
Hey! I guess we all see what we want to see? :) Correct, the product was 1-page PDF file with Twitter growth tips (that we wrote in just 5 minutes ) But it wasn't just that - the good part of the video we're spending on building and deploying the landing page with Shipixen. You should also keep in mind that we were streaming the entire video to Twitter and our audience saw it in realtime, including the PDF itself. The key takeaways are: • If you build the audience around some topic, they are willing to support you. Both me and Dan spend our time heavily on Twitter daily for years. Also both of us building products for more than 10 years • To launch a product you don't need to build an app. You can (and should) validate the value first with the content product + landing page. Most of your launch attempts will end up with 0 sales, we were lucky this time, but we could've easily ended up with nothing. That's why you should aim to validate ideas fast • You should use templates to speed up validation and generally use libraries instead of building everything from scratch Hope it helps!
Killer intro!!
Thank you Marc, you're the inspiration 🔥
This is the kind of shows I want to see on Netflix! Thanks guys!
Thank you Alex 🔥
BTW you could be the great star in this series ;)
@@doitinpublicshow Yeah let's do it. I want to offer you something bigger actually. I have an idea to run a no-code hackathon. Wanna collab?
Igor, you chanel blew after this video! And I appreciate it because you reached my radar. Kudos for that. You won a new subscriber, thanks for the transparency
Btw, this seams like the most-quick success case of an infoproduct going from Idea -> GTM -> PMF that I have seen ever. Period.
Wooow, thank you so much! It's blew up indeed, super stoked to see so much activity here!
Thank you for the sub!
What a suspense in the intro!
Thank you man, I was afraid I spoil too much events in it, glad there's still some suspense! 😏
Love the episode, love the message. Great work guys!
Thank you Sandra 🫶
Hey hey! Thank you for watching the episode, appreciate it!
What should we ship with Dan next time?
PS reach out to us on Twitter if you need any help with your product!
Apparently Marc Lou commented and the algorithm took that to recommend this video to me.
Maybe maybe, Marc is the legend!
Somehow this video got into RUclips recommended since the very moment it was published, I'm blown away with the activity here!
Thank you!
twitter.com/that_igor_/status/1775588835579117924
Same here for me
Love the raw videos my man, keep it up 🙌🙌🙌
Thank you for the support Renald! 🔥
This is awesome! Love it and very cool intro 😂
After watching this video: build, ship and sell sounds so easy 😂
A bit long, but excellent video thanks!
Wow love it!
Thank you so much Taishi! 🔥
inspiring and crazy episode 👏
Thank you 🚀
Nice! :D
Thanks Nika! 🔥
👍 #indie #dev #community
Thank you for sharing 👏
First of all this is not a chatgpt generated comment haha!
I watched most of your videos and you are doing a great job in content but lacking in video editing and we could take that burden off from you and help you get more audience retention and likes. And for more clarity get on video chat if it feels comfortable to you. thanks
I don't really get this, did you build a product? like an ebook? it seems like you are creating a "product" which is not clear at all what it is, then posting it on twitter mostly bragging about the fact that it was done in 1 hour and a half, and then selling it with fake testimonials and "99+ happy users"
Was any valuable information actually transacted? I might be crazy but to me I just watched a video on professional scamming or something lol
Hey! I guess we all see what we want to see? :)
Correct, the product was 1-page PDF file with Twitter growth tips (that we wrote in just 5 minutes )
But it wasn't just that - the good part of the video we're spending on building and deploying the landing page with Shipixen.
You should also keep in mind that we were streaming the entire video to Twitter and our audience saw it in realtime, including the PDF itself.
The key takeaways are:
• If you build the audience around some topic, they are willing to support you. Both me and Dan spend our time heavily on Twitter daily for years. Also both of us building products for more than 10 years
• To launch a product you don't need to build an app. You can (and should) validate the value first with the content product + landing page. Most of your launch attempts will end up with 0 sales, we were lucky this time, but we could've easily ended up with nothing. That's why you should aim to validate ideas fast
• You should use templates to speed up validation and generally use libraries instead of building everything from scratch
Hope it helps!
LOL
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