Donald Evans

Run beta tests, lots of 'em. Get real users to poke holes in your product. Fix bugs, optimize for speed, all that good stuff.

Stripe and PayPal are common go-tos for online payments. They're fairly easy to integrate.

Congratulations ! Keep it up.

I usually spend Sunday evening mapping out the week's goals, breaking them into daily tasks.

First, focus on product-market fit. Without it, growth is a myth. Next, make sure your user onboarding is slick; a confused user is a lost user. Network like your life depends on it - in startup land, it does. Finally, don't underestimate the power of great customer service; it can be a game changer.

best tools for design? Unleash your creativity and design like a pro using Figma for collaborative design magic, Adobe XD for amazing prototypes, and Canva for quick and simple graphics!

There is no public road map here. Actually, I find them to be somewhat limiting. I prefer the ability to change course without disappointing others.

Too much pressure, I would say.

Definitely a mix for me. Organic traffic's awesome for long-term growth, SEO optimization is key here.

Well, a good book, some music, or a long walk works for me. Maybe binge-watch a Netflix series sometimes.

It's a toss-up. Third-party services are super convenient, but I'm always wary about what data I'm sharing. Email and password seems safer, if less smooth.

Real agent, Should be doing it.

For project management, Trello and Asana are solid choices, with Slack being the go-to for team communication.

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Playing with my kids will always be my favorite.

The more clearly an idea is communicated, the more we will engage with and remember such ventures.

We were so eager to get our startup off the ground that we didn't do enough market research. It was a hard lesson to learn when we found ourselves struggling. But after that, we committed to understanding our customers' needs and market trends better. In the end, our failure helped us pivot our business model and grow.

Managing a team was a major change from coding and analyzing data all day. I learned to listen well. To ensure our goals were aligned, I needed to know my team members' concerns and goals.