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I'd venture outfits of the calibre of your SaaS are much rarer than you may think. Your UX is stellar, it's very clear what the value proposition is. You're s
by heresy 16y ago
I'd venture outfits of the calibre of your SaaS are much rarer than you may think.
Your UX is stellar, it's very clear what the value proposition is.
You're solving an actual problem, it's a problem most people and not just programmers have, and you're not building an adware, data-collection social networking honey pot where there is no significant revenue until you have thousands upon thousands of users.
Things which can't be said of a number of the ideas I see floated here...
I mean really, AdSense link farms? What a terrible idea. What a way to waste programming effort and pollute the web with crap.
- ahoyhere 16y agoThanks, heresy, for the UI compliment :) I agree with you - it's clear what the value proposition is, and it's a tool that generates real value. That's the real reason it makes money, the UI is just the way I chose to differentiate. Making $2k/mo is NOT hard if you provide actual value. Anyone can learn to do that! It just takes time, effort, reading biz books, etc. - or attending my launch course (http://yearofhustle.com http://yearofhustle.com), which condenses everything I've learned from reading and practice into really easy-to-absorb lessons. The thing is, the reason I specifically chose a tool that would have a clear value, chose how to deliver that value in a different way, and made the content explain how it makes people money. And I have read 100s of business books -- a hobby I started as a 13-year-old. It's not like I've got an MBA, or ever had a business mentor. I taught myself.