Ann Nelson

Not always a must. Bootstrapping's a solid path if you've got good customer revenue.

Small businesses can pivot faster, less red tape. But big corps have resources to pour into R&D. It's like comparing a speedboat to an aircraft carrier.

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All I do is jog every morning.

While Goodreads is pretty popular, there are some worthy alternatives out there. One of my favorites is "StoryGraph".

I've got a soft spot for cozy coffee shops. They've got the right vibe, good caffeine, and just enough ambient noise.

Content Marketing: Write detailed guides and documentation. An API is only as good as how well devs can understand and use it. Offer a free tier or trial period: Let developers experience your API to understand its value before purchasing.

Honestly, it's a tightrope walk. Stellar product, zero marketing? Dead in the water. Top-notch marketing, shoddy product? Short-lived hype. Balance is key.

Absolutely, daily runs keep me sane! It clears my head, boosts my energy and keeps me sharp. Plus, the post-workout endorphins do wonders for tackling challenges head-on. It's kind of like a system reboot, but for your brain.

Leveraging customer feedback for improvements and celebrating each small victory keeps me energized to push through, as every step forward is a testament to our progress and impact on users' lives! 💪🎉

Thanks for sharing this link - I'm excited to dive into the strategies for building a following on social media like Twitter and gathering a list for a startup launch! 🚀