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Building in public is the best decision I made 🤩 Free feedback, great community.
In the begging of the year I start writing about what I am building. I am writing daily on Twitter and LinkedIn.
And it was an interesting journey.
The best is that i got a lot of feedback , by sharing the process.
I still believe that community in Linkedin is not so interested or build around build in public.
But Twitter is great
Let’s connect if you r building in public or wanna start
https://twitter.com/shnai0
https://www.linkedin.com/in/iuli...
Anyone building in public? 👋
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Govind Mohan
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That's good news! Building in public is not a bad idea, especially if you're not afraid of getting a bruised ego every now and then.
I agree, professionals on Linkedin prefer seeing a finished product. They are looking for a finished solution to their problem.
Whereas X (Twitter) is built on storytelling, so people on X love to hear about the come up.
@pointae Dave totally agree with what you say.
Twitter is best for sharing the journey, Linkedin is all about the final verified product with a team of 100 people, funding and etc.
Which is kind of not in the category of building in public anymore.
Launching soon!
@pointae @iuliia_shnai a bruised ego and sometimes the risk of a lost customer if your product is not polished enough for them to wait around.
I agree that X people like a come-up / underdog story but there are places (where many developers live) that products can get picked apart so I think both ecosystems have their risk profile.
@iuliia_shnai @dzaitzow good point Daniel. The risk of losing customers is very real when you make yourself vulnerable.
How do you decide what feedback to take on board and what feedback to ignore? I find there's always a mix of great and terrible feedback and it can take a lot of time and effort to work out which is which 😅
@daniel_hunt4 if you get so much feedback for your startup that you spend time on selecting you are lucky person:))
But in general by analyzing the experience and user persona of person who leave feedback.
Just about to start my build in public journey. I'll give you a follow on Twitter/X to watch your build in public journey as well.
@scottlabsai Cool Tyler!
My best suggestion would be to make it from a personal account. Even if you write about your company, people like to hear from people, rather than companies:))
Happy to follow the journey.
@mho22
I started with 100 followers, who were there from long time ago. They were not at all the ones who were interested in tech.
I remember launching on Product Hunt and the community was super supportive and help me a lot.
I see people starting from 0 but making it really well.
It is all about engagement.
So cool! I'm trying to get better at building in public. Do you have any tips to get started?
@zmiro Just start sharing what your doing:))
Be curious and supportive to other people, what they building. It is all about that:)) community.
I wrote people dm, and discussed with them my and their products:)) and still do it.
Just connected on Twitter, you got such a great journey, you've definitely made a great decision by building in public!
Giving and getting genuine feedback and value is what makes this platform the best!
@zedkira Great Ilyes!
I see you are writing valuable content about SaaS:)
I will follow your journey:)
The feedback I've received from my community has been invaluable. It's helped me improve my product and make it better for my users.
@suchback indeed it take a lot of time, but time we’ll spend.
But let’s say you produce content and share from the company profile or from you.
The second one always get more response
