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I like the building things. I finish building them too. Unfortunately, that isn't the job done. You then have to promote it and get users. That is harder than t
by tlarkworthy 13y ago
I like the building things. I finish building them too. Unfortunately, that isn't the job done. You then have to promote it and get users. That is harder than the building stage.
Christ you are in for a shock if you think the immediate step after reserving social media handles is the hard bit...
- 3stripe 13y agoI think that's just the bit I run through often. My main project (CycleLive) is approaching two years old now, and I've got a small but loyal audience which I'm nurturing. Actually I think CycleLove has a different problem — the "a blog is not a business" one. Although it was never intended to be a business in the first place, I want to angle it in that direction, and that's the part I'm struggling with now.
- tlarkworthy 13y agooh yeah, cool site. yeah perhaps what you and I consider products are in different categories, so perhaps my words are not so relevant to you. I enjoy making geeky technical things, but fail to find any users. :( One day I will sort it out (maybe).
- 3stripe 13y agoAre you building something that other people actually want? Or something that you think they want? If the former, how do you know that?