The mistakes you listed make it sound like you're trying to move too fast. Moving fast is good when it comes to product development. But not on the business s

The mistakes you listed make it sound like you're trying to move too fast. Moving fast is good when it comes to product development. But not on the business side. Just focus on these two things: 1) Find a few users who love the product 2) Improve it to the point where they start telling people about it Forget about analytics, pricing pages, press, etc etc. If you can't get some family and friends to rave about it, you won't get the masses. Realistically, it will probably take years to really nail 1) and 2) above. But once it happens, you'll very quickly become the next big thing. Read up on the history of Pinterest for a great example of this.