Emmanuel Raymond

The website looks really clean and well put. Should be very useful for anyone looking to develop marketing strategies

Great tool. Definitely something I would use

Launch my first product and make a sale🤞🏿

8 days and counting ⏱️

Instagram is for losers (just kidding 😁) PH is a great network and you can meet like-minded people and form great connections

It's easier to just take screenshots of your application and add a nice gradient background to it to make it look better

Silicon Valley series

In terms of audience, nothing at all but that's my fault. In terms of community, it's been immense. I have been around the indie hacking community for over two years and this year decided to take the plunge myself. These days, I'm starting to build my audience by being useful and engaging with the community

It depends on your product imo. If it's B2B, then you're better off sticking to LinkedIn but if it's a consumer app, Twitter might be the best option or any other consumer app like Instagram or Tiktok. But again, it really depends on what your product is

I use Notion for the core like weekly, monthly, yearly and Apple Notes for my daily tasks

I'm building with a co-founder. We both have technical background but I'm more of a generalist so I handle every other part while helping out on the technical side while my co-founder manages the technical side of the equation. I'd say it's the best especially if both of you are in sync on the commitment side and understand what it takes to make the business succeed

I have seen some products use a survey form on the app or via email. Also tools like Canny helps make the process easier and of course you can create a community on Discord around the niche or industry you're building in

This is my method as well. Trying to be useful and engaging to the community

That's a positive response to that Slim. Way to go👋

I check my mail 😁

As a beginner, face your fears!

Thanks for sharing

what advice do you have for someone looking to grow an audience on LinkedIn?

It depends. For a b2b, LinkedIn is definitely the way to do while b2c, it can vary but you might have better luck on Twitter

Definitely both for me, especially if you're a solo founder. If you have a cofounder, it's better cause one of you can prioritize development while the other marketing