Scott Sanders

You have some great advice. Thanks for sharing.

AI can do heavy lifting on data analysis, for sure. Helps SMBs make smarter decisions without needing a full data team.

Just leverage existing social networks, communities related to your niche, and tools like Google Analytics.

Thank you so much for the tips, Will try it.

The biggest challenge is undoubtedly producing high-quality, unique content that not only attracts links but also adds real value to the reader. It's a time-consuming process that requires a deep understanding of your audience, creativity, and consistency.

Absolutely. I use apps like Mint or You Need a Budget. Helps keep spending in check and you get to see where your money's going.

Agile sprints: Break down tasks into bite-sized parts and tackle them in short bursts. Keeps the focus sharp. Remote co-working sessions: Even if you're all remote, schedule some time to work "together". Helps with the isolation too. Team building exercises: Virtual escape rooms or trivia nights aren't just fun, they boost teamwork and morale.

Simply put, before growing, I'd concentrate on developing an MVP. Spend more time confirming the product-market fit and less time thinking about obtaining money.

Each has its place. If it's a quick prototype or MVP, nocode wins hands down - fast and fuss-free. But for complex, custom features, you can't beat good old code. It's like choosing between a microwave meal and a home-cooked dinner.

Hey there! Thanks for sharing the link to the discussion on Product Hunt, it seems like a great resource to explore different cloud providers for early-stage startups!

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