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I’d be interested to hear you perspective on Indie Hacker Interviews. https://www.indiehackers.com/interviews/page/1 https://www.indiehackers.com/interviews/pa
by alberth 6y ago
I’d be interested to hear you perspective on Indie Hacker Interviews.
https://www.indiehackers.com/interviews/page/1 https://www.indiehackers.com/interviews/page/1
- upen946 6y agoSame here
- elorant 6y agoIndie Hackers used to be good at the beginning. Then it got bought out and they flooded the site with projects the majority of which are crap.
- upen946 6y agoThats same with pretty much any major platform but still IH does a ton of things to maintain quality.
- DeusExMachina 6y agoThey are obviously better since at least they give you some explanation of some of what they have done. I sometimes read them and I might find a good tactic here and there. The problem is that you need strategy, not tactic. There are so many, so which one should you pick? And more importantly, why do they work in their case? Case in point. I can create a new product now and make $100K-$200K in a single launch. It's simple math based on my list subscribers, my average conversion rate and my average price. I can show you those numbers. I can explain you what I do. You would still not be able to benefit. Why? Because it took me six years to reach those numbers, to understand what my specific audience wants, how to address their problems and how to write copy that resonates. I could hand you my entire list and you would not be able to make the same numbers.