David Lauchenauer

love the mailbay mockup! :D

Loved the demo - it's a well thought through product. Congrats on your launch!

super clean logo! Love it.

Obviously Potion - absolutely great product & launch

Congrats on the launch Noah! Good job

Hey, that sounds super interesting. Love your approach to building a new domain marketplace focused on seller portfolios. Quite different than the approach of Brandpa/Brandbucket etc. Are the domains that are hosted on your page only sold through domainpage.io or can they be hosted on a different marketplace as well?

A comment about buying a domain upfront we got from an IndieBrands customer Zack ( tw: @wenquai) was: "As soon as I saw float.so listed on Indiebrands, I knew I had to buy it. I didn't even have an idea for Float at the time - I actually wanted to use the domain to build a Webflow ⇒ React conversion tool. It's just great to keep an inventory of company names/domains, even if you don't use them...

Prioritising. So many Ideas, so much that could be done for IndieBrands that I often don't know what I'll do next. Any tips?

That's something I'm super interested in as well. We're also just starting out with our twitter & I need to learn it as well. We're currently working on some Ideas for posts, we want to share: - New logos & domains we have available - Posting our new Interviews of our SaaS - Dialogue series - interesting Insights about development & problems we solved (building in public) -...

I personally love designing and watching beautiful designs. I spend hours crafting logos for my business and I loved it before doing it professionally and I still absolutely love it now. Getting the shape, color & font just right is such a great feeling!

We already have paying customers on indiebrands.io, but our approach was marketing & value. Create something people actually desire, when you've something you think people find desirable it's marketing, marketing, marketing. We used product hunt for a quite sucessful launch, some posts on twitter, indiehackers & reddit. Getting the product out there was really the key to figure out if...

Read an interesting article yesterday on indiehackers. WIll be interesting for you: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/case-study-how-we-grew-pixelied-from-0-to-24-000-monthly-organic-traffic-in-8-months-step-by-step-blueprint-221378336d

I've seen a lot of makers succed with building in public. Personally it would be uncomfortable for me, but seeing the impact it can have, I definitely think it's worth it. My partner was sharing a lot o his progess etc which definitely helped us a lot on recieving traffic & credibility for indiebrands. Conclusion: build in public, even if it's uncomfortable