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@dj_nrogedocumenting my viral journey, one step at a time prev @google
should you use cursor when… you already know how to implement something OR when you have no idea how to implement something
the mindest every indie hacker should live by… consistency > velocity building projects in a single weekend is cool, but it’s not sustainable. instead focus on making small but consistent progress
how to easily increase your revenue in 2024… 1.) spend less time coding 2.) spend more time marketing 3.) repeat your next product isn’t going to sell itself
hard truth about building in 2024: you already have all the knowledge you need to start a 10k MRR business… you don’t need another tutorial you don’t need another boilerplate you don’t need another ai tool all you need to do is get started
for those working as solo devs… what’s stopping you from working with a co-founder?
the simple mindset shift that will help you succeed as an indie hacker: you are NOT a programmer code is merely a tool. what you should really be focusing on is solving problems... with or without code
unimportant question ❌: "what's the best tech?" important question ✅: "how do I acquire my first 100 users?"
everyone is working on a side project, but most will never see the light of day... if you want to get ahead of 90% of developers, follow this dead-simple advice: just ship it
here's how to find low-competition, high-reward keywords for your next SaaS project: 1. go to ahrefs keyword explorer 2. filter out keywords with less than 5k monthly SV, and greater than 20 KD 3. filter keywords to include: "generator", "ai", and "tool" 4. profit
how to build your dream app in 2025: 1. ask cursor 2. copy & paste 3. repeat yes... its really that simple
when trying to grow your product… would you rather have a viral post on Twitter or Reddit?
if you make a tool for yourself, it’s bound to be useful to others you are not that special
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