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Is shipping a new product every week becoming a red flag?

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A few years ago, shipping constantly was almost a marketing strategy. Pieter Levels, Jennifer Dewalt, Marc Lou building fast gave people a reason to follow the journey. Every launch created another story and more momentum.

But AI changed the equation. Now anyone can ship an app every week, and a lot of them are buggy, generic, and make $0. Shipping itself is no longer impressive.

Do you still think launching lots of products is a good strategy, or is focus more valuable now?

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Just started a challenge where i ship a micro saas everyday 😂 that means i’m nuclear red flag? 🤔

 hahah seems so. What do you want to achieve with this challenge? Why you're doing it? Really interesting for me.

This is a very interesting question! Do you see most of these high-volume launches being for the same concept/app but improved versions, or different concepts serving more as a test to see what bubbles up (in terms of actually having demand)? One of my struggles, if I am honest, is that I tend to fixate on one thing and try to optimize it as much as I can (I get obsessed with the problem and tend to spend a lot of energy trying to solve it properly), but I wonder if a “shotgun” approach may work best in some instances (less depth and more variety, to then see what picks up and deserves further depth).