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May 10
I'm a public builder on the road to $1k MRR π
Launched: LaunchPanda
More products coming soon
Sharing the journey along the way
If youβre building towards financial freedom, letβs connect π
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Jeroen van Welsenes retweeted
Jun 12
Looking to connect with builders working on:
π€ AI tools
π SaaS
π± Apps
β‘ Automation
π Developer tools
Drop your project below.
I'll check it out and follow interesting builders.
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AI made building a startup 10x easier.
Has getting users become 10x harder?
What's your experience?
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What's your current bottleneck?
Building?
Users?
Revenue?
Time?
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When it comes to promoting your product on Reddit,
what's your biggest challenge?
Finding the right subreddit?
Not getting banned?
Getting engagement?
Or something else?
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Decided to showcase all the wonderful reviews our users have left on LaunchPanda.dev right on the homepage
You can never have too many testimonials and success storiesππ
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Founders
What's the longest you've worked on a product before launching it?
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How many directories did you submit your startup after launch?
Less than 10?
10β50?
50 ?
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Jun 13
Looking to grow my network of founders and builders.
Especially if you're working on:
π€ AI
π SaaS
β‘ Automation
π» Developer tools
Reply with your project and what problem you're solving.
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Jun 13
What is the biggest bottleneck in your startup right now?
πΉ Building
πΉ Distribution
πΉ Sales
πΉ Funding
πΉ Time
For me it's distribution.
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Jun 13
The best founders I know aren't the smartest.
They're the ones who keep shipping when nobody is watching.
What's a project you've been working on consistently?
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Jun 12
Always awesome to see feedback like this from people using launchpanda.dev
Thanks, @KassimWarioba ! π
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Jun 12
What's driving most of your users right now?
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Google
Reddit
Product Hunt
Word of mouth
Something else
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Jun 12
What's the hardest part about promoting your startup on Reddit?
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Jun 12
A few years ago the bottleneck was building.
Today AI helps us build products faster than ever.
The bottleneck is getting people to care.
Distribution is becoming more valuable than coding.
Agree or disagree?
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Jun 12
Question for founders:
If you had to start over today with $0 and AI tools,
what would you build first?
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Jun 11
Unpopular opinion:
For launched products, a one-time payment is often better than a subscription model.
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