... bound to fall behind. I call this the "entry phase." Like you, I successfully navigated this stage. However, the next challenge awaits: conversion. Anyone with experience in e-commerce knows that the 4P strategy is used to boost conversions. Alternatively, one can keep the conversion rate constant (mine, for instance, is a very average 5%)and focus on maximizing impressions. External advertising and social media activities are examples of ways to maximize impressions. I have recently begun testing in this ... ... learn. While I am reading plenty of books, I believe the most important thing is the ability to take quick action rather than getting stuck in the planning stage. Comment from Yun Lee(@yunlee4): @alpertayfurr  It is truly gratifying

... Coming from a data science background with prior web experience, building my first web application has been a truly gratifying experience. Now I'm building the GTM stack using a host of APIs and integrations, but eventually plan to move everything to a dedicated MCP server with Pancake AI or similar. If you're a non technical builder I would love to chat. Building from a non-software angle has taught me more in 4 months than I would have ...

... idea, grit, and energy, even when the odds are stacked 99% against you. I want to coin a similar term: Angel Users . These are your earliest users/beta users, the ones who try your product when there are already established alternatives. They carve time out of their busy lives to test, break, and improve your product. They give feedback not because they have to, but because they share the same goal as you: to build something incredible. The truth is, building ... ... carry you way more than metrics ever could. They re the ones you remember years later. Comment from J T(@jonayed_tanjim): @shabb_katoch  Looking back thinking how each of them shaped the journey must be a very gratifying