David Lauchenauer

love the mailbay mockup! :D

Loved the demo - it's a well thought through product. Congrats on your launch!

super clean logo! Love it.

Obviously Potion - absolutely great product & launch

Congrats on the launch Noah! Good job

Hey, that sounds super interesting. Love your approach to building a new domain marketplace focused on seller portfolios. Quite different than the approach of Brandpa/Brandbucket etc. Are the domains that are hosted on your page only sold through domainpage.io or can they be hosted on a different marketplace as well?

A comment about buying a domain upfront we got from an IndieBrands customer Zack ( tw: @wenquai) was: "As soon as I saw float.so listed on Indiebrands, I knew I had to buy it. I didn't even have an idea for Float at the time - I actually wanted to use the domain to build a Webflow ⇒ React conversion tool. It's just great to keep an inventory of company names/domains, even if you don't use them...

Prioritising. So many Ideas, so much that could be done for IndieBrands that I often don't know what I'll do next. Any tips?

That's something I'm super interested in as well. We're also just starting out with our twitter & I need to learn it as well. We're currently working on some Ideas for posts, we want to share: - New logos & domains we have available - Posting our new Interviews of our SaaS - Dialogue series - interesting Insights about development & problems we solved (building in public) -...

I personally love designing and watching beautiful designs. I spend hours crafting logos for my business and I loved it before doing it professionally and I still absolutely love it now. Getting the shape, color & font just right is such a great feeling!

We already have paying customers on indiebrands.io, but our approach was marketing & value. Create something people actually desire, when you've something you think people find desirable it's marketing, marketing, marketing. We used product hunt for a quite sucessful launch, some posts on twitter, indiehackers & reddit. Getting the product out there was really the key to figure out if...

Read an interesting article yesterday on indiehackers. WIll be interesting for you: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/case-study-how-we-grew-pixelied-from-0-to-24-000-monthly-organic-traffic-in-8-months-step-by-step-blueprint-221378336d

I've seen a lot of makers succed with building in public. Personally it would be uncomfortable for me, but seeing the impact it can have, I definitely think it's worth it. My partner was sharing a lot o his progess etc which definitely helped us a lot on recieving traffic & credibility for indiebrands. Conclusion: build in public, even if it's uncomfortable

Hey Shekh, I'm also currently facing the need to further improve my marketing skills. I'm currently trying to focus on the SEO & Social side of things for Indiebrands since this got me the best results in the last 2,5 years in my old job. I've had some results for indiebrands already, but will read through some more stuff I got recommended on Twitter, to further improve on it: Ahrefs...

Hey, Yes product hunt has helped us a lot. On the launch of IndieBrands we received over 1.000 unique visitors. To this day it's still our 2 highest referral source with over 1.500 users. Besides that indiehackers was also a great referrer