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The Indie Hackers interviews are an amazing resource for any marketer. They provide insights into the thought processes and strategies of some of the most successful indie entrepreneurs.
Reading and analyzing all 487 interviews was a huge undertaking, but it was well worth it. I learned a lot about what makes these entrepreneurs successful, and I can’t wait to put that knowledge to use in this notion dashboard.
One thing that stands out about these entrepreneurs is their willingness to take risks. They aren’t afraid to try new things or experiment with different strategies. And they aren’t discouraged by setbacks; instead, they learn from them and move on.
Another key factor in their success is their focus on creating value for their customers. These entrepreneurs are always looking for ways to improve their products or services and make them more valuable to their customers. They understand that if they can create something truly valuable, people will be happy to pay for it.
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✅ But what about using acquisition channels that founders have used in the past?
While it is true that some successful startups have used acquisition channels that their founders are familiar with, this does not mean that all startups should do the same. In fact, relying too much on familiar acquisition channels can actually be a major disadvantage for startups. This is because the competition for customers in these channels is often fierce and established players usually have an advantage.
As a startup, it is important to explore new and innovative acquisition channels in order to differentiate yourself from the competition and gain an edge.
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Hello Med,
I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to take a moment and update you on my startup ventures. Unfortunately, despite putting in a lot of hard work and effort, none of them have been able to generate any direct revenue yet. I've been exploring various revenue models but nothing has stuck yet. I'm starting to feel like maybe this just isn't the right thing for me or that I'm not cut out for entrepreneurship. It's been really discouraging these past few months not being able to make any progress.
I know some of you might be thinking that it's time for me to give up but I really don't want to do that. So, I'm reaching out to see if anyone has any advice or suggestions on how I can turn things around? Or if anyone knows of any programs or resources that could help me learn more about generating revenue? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Mike.
There's no doubt that you have a great idea - but it just doesn't seem to be catching on. Maybe you need some help getting traction.
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