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I love the curmudgeonly comment on the blog post: > A "solo founder" should be too busy with real work to be writing articles like this. Amazing that they cou
by qvrjuec 4y ago
I love the curmudgeonly comment on the blog post:
> A "solo founder" should be too busy with real work to be writing articles like this.
Amazing that they couldn't understand the article's marketing value
- didgetmaster 4y agoA solo founder has many things on their plate, but should never pass up an opportunity to raise awareness for their product; especially if it has progressed to what they think is MVP status. Newsletters, blogs, and sites like HN are great places to start 'getting the word out'.
- superzamp 4y agoAnd probably clarity of thought value for the author as well, I've found that writing is usually the best way to clear your thoughts and identify potential remaining blind spots in scenarios like this.