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I'm convinced my SaaS starter kit Pegasus[1] still has a ton of potential, so am planning on keeping it the focus of 2021 - and possibly building some adjacent
by czue 6y ago
I'm convinced my SaaS starter kit Pegasus[1] still has a ton of potential, so am planning on keeping it the focus of 2021 - and possibly building some adjacent products for the Pegasus audience/customer base (e.g. Django educational content).
I'm also interested in using Pegasus to build a proper subscription product. I have a few ideas brewing but no concrete plans as of yet.
[1] https://www.saaspegasus.com/ https://www.saaspegasus.com/
- systemvoltage 6y agoHow have you reached your audience (outside of posting on HN/Product Hunt). Do you actively promote or pay for advertisement? This thing is awesome, kudos for launching!
- czue 6y agoI reach people mostly via SEO and content marketing. I started publishing articles about Django development back in 2018, and this year I spent a lot of time working on a series of guides to building a SaaS with Django[1] - basically documenting a lot of the things I had to do to build Pegasus. These serve as lead-generation and for SEO. Many of the guides have gotten picked up in Django communities/newsletters, etc. and bring nice traffic and product awareness in the community. In the last month I've started my first experiments with targeted paid ads in relevant blogs. Still a bit early to say how well they're working. [1] https://www.saaspegasus.com/guides/ https://www.saaspegasus.com/guides/
- xupybd 6y agoDo you track time spent writing as time working on your side projects? Just wondering if you are counting this as marketing time?
- czue 6y agoI track all writing that I do specifically for content marketing (e.g. the guides I linked above) as marketing time toward the product. I don't count time writing on my personal blog on this chart - though I do track it - since it's less clear how it benefits any individual product if at all.