Sell In Public Challenge alternatives

So with the new ban on the @realdonaldtrump account there needed to be a place on the internet where people can view/cring on the presidents past tweets (considering they are not visible on Twitter anymore). This is just that!

GrowthList is a curated list of the best growth hacks for startups and small business.

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Fibery is a product discovery and development platform. Analyze user feedback, identify top insights, track development, and close the feedback loop.

#buildinpublic is a movement of makers publicly sharing as they work on their projects. This website lists all the #buildinpublic tweets in an easy-to-read feed. Discover what other makers are up to and add your own updates by using the #buildinpublic hashtag

Get 100 new paying customers in 100 days. That's it. That's the challenge.

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I always hear people say that it’s impossible to succeed as a non-technical founder of an app. I think that's BS. Often times, non-technical founders actually make better entrepreneurs than coders. If you want to learn what it takes to succeed with a mobile app or any other kind of digital product, this free guide is your secret sauce.

Ever wondered why Building In Public is and why people go from 100 Twitter followers to 10,000+? The answer is simple: the transparent journey. The Cheatsheet applies to experienced/beginners Builders alike!

Open Makers is a community for those of you who are "building in public" and want to share your maker journey. Share important product milestones, metrics, articles and so much more...

There is an abundance of guides on how to build, grow, and sell a software startup. Yet, no one talks about the first and most important step: How to get your first customer. This book highlights real founders and their journey to getting their first customer.