u/zoommiee

Something's been stuck in my head and I'd love to hear from people who've actually been through it.

Even if you can build something really cool, but if no one sees it, no one uses it. So you need an audience.

Everyone says, "Build an audience before you launch."

But if you're just starting out... how do you actually do that?

If I tell people I'm building a startup, why would they care? There are thousands—probably millions—of people building something. At that stage, your only USP is that you're building, but so is everyone else.

So I'm curious about the founders here who managed to make it work.

How did you get your first audience?

Something's been stuck in my head and I'd love to hear from people who've actually been through it.

Even if you can build something really cool, but if no one sees it, no one uses it. So you need an audience.

Everyone says, "Build an audience before you launch."

But if you're just starting out... how do you actually do that?

If I tell people I'm building a startup, why would they care? There are thousands—probably millions—of people building something. At that stage, your only USP is that you're building, but so is everyone else.

So I'm curious about the founders here who managed to make it work.

How did you get your first audience?

Something's been stuck in my head and I'd love to hear from people who've actually been through it.

Even if you can build something really cool, but if no one sees it, no one uses it. So you need an audience.

Everyone says, "Build an audience before you launch."

But if you're just starting out... how do you actually do that?

If I tell people I'm building a startup, why would they care? There are thousands—probably millions—of people building something. At that stage, your only USP is that you're building, but so is everyone else.

So I'm curious about the founders here who managed to make it work.

How did you get your first audience?

I feel like almost everyone starts using a productivity app with good intentions, but eventually stops. If you had to give one reason why you quit, what would it be?

I feel like almost everyone starts using a productivity app with good intentions, but eventually stops. If you had to give one reason why you quit, what would it be?

There are countless habits people recommend, exercise, reading, meditation, journaling, waking up early, planning your day, learning new skills, and so on. But if you stripped everything away and had to rebuild your life from the ground up, which habits would you consider fundamental?

There are countless habits people recommend, exercise, reading, meditation, journaling, waking up early, planning your day, learning new skills, and so on. But if you stripped everything away and had to rebuild your life from the ground up, which habits would you consider fundamental?