I tried Google Adwords in June but Google decided to cost me upwards of $5/click for basic keyword targeting so gave that up.
Every month I gain more users + MRR but discovery seems to be the biggest problem. The biggest surprise I got was how slow organic growth takes. If I still lived in Thailand I would consider it very successful, but I am in the Seattle area now so it's ramen profitable. The freemium SaaS went live in March and it's growing monthly.
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I started it as a free MVP about 2 years ago while in Thailand, and given that I was attracting a slow but steady stream of users I decided to build out a commercial v1 from it. If you need a sounding board and perhaps a hand, my email is in my profile. For the sort of audience you have, there will be very interested in the number of times a book has been suggested rather than the book review itself. Now here is the kicker -> Add every suggested book as a data point and collate it all into a table(s) as a separate page on indiehackers! You can use all sort of filters such as number of times suggested, genre based on founder types, etc. Then for every book listed, add an amazon affiliate link (don't forget to be transparent about this - honesty is the best policy!) so that it provides some revenue and diversifies your income. What you should do is, for every interview, add a question in the form of "what books do you read" or "what do you recommend people should read?". )ĭon't do book reviews and the value of your site is in the data. keep up the good work! Consider this suggestion as my form of paying it forward. Hey courtland, another big fan of indiehackers here.
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