I've lived for 10 years solely from the revenue of an indie web app I wrote, so I guess my experience is applicable in so far as you're also doing bootstrapped/

I've lived for 10 years solely from the revenue of an indie web app I wrote, so I guess my experience is applicable in so far as you're also doing bootstrapped/shoestring investment web applications. I just started a YouTube channel where I give behind-the-scenes looks at how the technical and the business sides connect. Specifically, I'm covering things like - Experiments in SEO (from outsourced freelance content to microdata, to preserving SEO juice when user-generated content changes) - Basic Google Analytics game - The surprising hidden costs with payment providers like PayPal/Stripe - AB testing - The hell that is sales tax accounting - Using data to decide what features to build (minimal viable features), so you don't over-invest limited resources in uncertain rewards. - Technical cost-cutting (e.g. having a shitty looking admin area, knowing what not to test) - Handling customers gracefully (e.g. setting expectations about response times, letting them yell at you and still feel zen, why you should always give refunds) So, for a frank look at one particular programmer's/solopreneur's take on the above, you might get value from my channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCzT-LQI6x0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCzT-LQI6x0