Adnan Salim

hey pat! what you up to?

it’s hard, actually. to sell something you’ve built from ground up. there would be a lot of ups and downs on the journey. but i think, when you no longer have the same passion as you did when you started it, that’s when you sell it.

look from the customer’s standpoint. what is the problem you’re solving for them? then build core features that just solves that problem (an mvp). then get feedback and reiterate your mvp with more and better features if needed.

i think so, yes.

what’s your saas about?

i started coding to improve my problem solving skills

hey avhijit, i’m adnan. i think you’re on the right track. check if there is an existing market for it. do proper market research. ask people if they would use your product if something like that existed. also, you can use ai tools like chatgpt, gemini and perplexity for validating your idea or for further market research. tech and marketing goes hand in hand to be honest. good tech without...

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see what the competitors are doing. if there are no competitors (although that is very unlikely), see similar products that share your product’s values, features, etc.

a combination of both would be lovely. offer social logins such as google and either one of apple or microsoft if you want. but, just google is more than enough. having a magic link login would be beneficial for the other users if they don’t have any of the social logins you configured. also, some people prefer to use emails rather than link everything to one single google account. best of...

Adding to it: Would you hire an agency to manage your newsletter? If yes, what are the benefits/services that they should provide?

Newsletters are a good start

Daily life? Nothing. Occasionally I get some ideas and I use a combination of ChatGPT, Gemini and Phind for the research.

Nice and easy website builder.