Josh Walker

I've been watching this product grow since the early days alongside some of Peter's other fantastic AI offerings. TweetAI will definitely help you scale your engagement and outreach

For most people, I’ve found that this is usually one of three things: 1. Launching an MVP - because they want it to be perfect and have all the features first. 2. Marketing / finding people that want the product / generating traffic. 3. Converting users into paid users. It’s a big reason Im starting an Indie Hacker accelerator, to help folks with all the areas outside of building the...

Congratulations on the launch! This could be an exciting product for folks who struggle with generating landing pages, and I hope all goes well. Supported.

My service is an accelerator for indie hackers and bootstrappers. I've worked with developers and founders for years. And most of them focus on low leverage activities that don't convert into paid users. Our service helps to refine the product and marketing strategy to find the right website visitors (upstream), convert them into paid users (landing page and onboarding), and retain them to...

Good luck with the launch today

boom followed. good job on 30 days

Right now, I'm building Y-Combinator for Indie Hackers. I'm sure products will emerge from there.

Congrats on the launch today - threw some support on the page. Good luck!

Partnership program looks like it could be valuable to an agency/startup for sure. Good partnership program looks like clear terms (looks like you have) and (potentially) the ability to white label for the agency who is partnering.

I collaborated with a business coach to discuss marketing, niching, and where folks go wrong with personal branding. When running a space like this myself, I maybe got 10 people. Because we worked together and promoted it heavily, we ended up with ~250 people who busted in. The key is to find people that are easy to collaborate with and that you share a set of values with.

What is causing you to not be able to add the social login? For many development platforms it's usually built into the framework almost.

Design will always be important. That being said - your job for the MVP is to find the shortest path from idea to customer validation. I wouldn't get stuck on design until you've validated that people want what you're building.

JIRA is clunky and inconvenient, but does provide reporting in a way that many other task management tools struggle with. Personally, I prefer Slack and Notion though. I run my own task management out of @sunsamahq though. It can connect into all of those systems