Isaiah Trotter

I mean what problem do you solve with your product and how does it sound? For example: Google Analytics is a complex tool for most people and most sites don't need that level of complexity. And we solve it with our simple, lightweight, and privacy-friendly alternative to Google Analytics. Can you share yours here?

Hey, makers! I keep reading the Traction book by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares, and it says we should always have an explicit TRACTION GOAL we re working toward. This could be 1K paying customers, 100 new daily customers, or 10% of our market. They write this should be a goal where we hit the mark would change things significantly for our project s outcome. We've hit 100 subscribers on the waiting list a few days ago, and I'm trying to set the next traction goal for Getlanding.io. I think it should be 50 initial users who have tried our product. What do you think about that, and what's your traction goal now?

Mine are : Tally for Forms Notion for Productivity Carrd for Landing Pages