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It's tough though. I've been slow-burning on a side project for two years. I'm unsure if I need to be patient and keep working on it. Or cut my losses and put
by kilroy123 4y ago
It's tough though. I've been slow-burning on a side project for two years.
I'm unsure if I need to be patient and keep working on it. Or cut my losses and put my time and effort into something else.
- sirsinsalot 4y agoDo you enjoy it?
- kilroy123 4y agoSome times. I'm adding a lot of features this year to learn next.js. So far, I like that. The legacy stuff I don't want to touch. Ha!
- dthedavid 4y agoI'm in the same boat. Been working on www.bannerbox.io for 2 years, no customers, no revenue. Marketing is important to the success of any project. This year I plan on focusing at least 50% of my time creating content; mostly blog posts and sharing my journey so far. With persistence any idea should work out.
- kilroy123 4y agoIf that is the case, I would personally throw in the towel. My project has zero revenue, but thousands of users and many people use it daily. That's what keeps me going.